Thanks for taking the time to ask what your readers are interested in!

yay i did the survey, hope it helps.

It would be great to know what fabrics are in the photo for this post.

I totally agree with both Cindy and Harrison. Purl Soho just does a great job!

I forgot to add the comment in the survey I just filled out that I really loved seeing the Japanese sewing tutorials when you first put them up. I'm a huge fan of Japanese sewing books and have made a number of patterns from some of my books without them being translated. Having some more of these patterns translated, though, would be fantastic and certainly much faster to make up. And talk about an interesting aesthetic...!

I love the patterns you post on this website...I m enjoying the knitting patterns you have ... they are easy and quick ...thanks

I absolutely love the Purl Bee, so this is wonderful that you are taking the time to improve it even more. It has been a very helpful resource for me over the years, but I seem to be coming to it more and more lately. I did the survey but wanted to mention that I especially love the writing styles, the sewing projects, and the product sharing.

The Purl Bee is my very favorite newsletter. Your format is straightforward and uncluttered - a pleasure to scroll in anticipation of the next "gem" to appear. I would hate to see it cluttered with advertising, as most newsletter are, but I am convinced you could include them in an unobtrusive, subtle manner, so as not to spoil your beautiful presentation, if that becomes necessary. I really appreciate not having to hunt for links to patterns, tutorials, and other helpful information. You make it so easy to find just what I need just by scrolling the list you so graciously provide in every letter. I look forward to your letter as one coming from a dear friend. Thank you.

Great idea with the survey! I'll pass it on to my buddies.

Just did the survey. I love your site/blog and all the projects. I usually cut and paste when I print the patterns. I like having the option of looking at all of the photos and then minimizing the photos I want to keep in the patt to save space and/or deleting those I don't need (knowing I can always go back to look at them again if necessary). I just wish I had jumped on the train and visited the store(s) when I lived in NY a few years ago! Thanks for being a fun and valuable resource for crafty nerds like me!!