Saludos! en esta ocasión me uno a Communities Discovery Initiative propuesta por Hive account@theycallmedan la cual consiste en compartir de una a tres comunidades favoritas de Hive escribiendo una publicación sobre las razones por las cuales nos gusta esa comunidad y por qué publicamos en ella. La idea es compartir comunidades pequeñas o poco conocidas, para incentivar a más usuarios a unirse.Pueden leer los detalles de la iniciativa en la publicación original de Hive account@theycallmedan o en la traducción en español hecha por Hive account@eddiespino:

Regards! this time I join the Communities Discovery Initiative proposed by Hive account@theycallnedan which consists of sharing one to three favorite Hive communities by writing a post about the reasons why we like that community and why we publish in it. The idea is to share small or little-known communities, to encourage more users to join. You can read the details of the initiative in the original post by Hive account@theycallmedan or in the Spanish translation by Hive account@eddiespino:

Most of us share in big communities, in my case I usually share in #GEMS because it is a very broad community, with good support from curators and because the publication topics are very varied, I also usually share in artistic communities such as #OnChainArt and in #Sketchbook, in them I admire the work of all the talented artists who publish there, however, for this initiative I am going to tell you about the NeedleWorkMonday community, definitely my favorite community and which deserves to be better known.

NeedleWorkMonday is a community dedicated to everything related to sewing, that is, knitting, crocheting, sewing, cross stitch, quilting and many more. It is a space where you can admire the creative work of others, learn with tutorials, learn helpful tips and above all get good ideas and references for future projects.

People in the community tend to comment very positively on the posts, being all immersed in the art of the needle, you can get assertive comments and suggestions, help and a lot of motivation.

The people who are part of the community are from many different countries, you can appreciate the weaving work of a Venezuelan like me but they can also appreciate the work of someone from the United States, Europe, Asia or anywhere in the world, the work needle unites us all and we all understand each other perfectly.

I got to know the community when it was not a community but a #NeedleWorkMonday tag, it was my beginnings on the platform and all my content was published in Spanish, then I realized that this tag was used by people who shared sewing and knitting tasks, for which I decided to use it one day, I received a response from people who suggested that I do translations of my patterns, I was very excited when I made a publication and people who also sew or knit made comments, once I frequently republished in Hive and realized that it was time NeedleWorkMonday is a community, I really like to post in it, it is a good place to share with people who do needle work.

It is definitely a community of mutual support where there will always be someone to make a good comment, also your weekly summary of featured posts is very important to motivate users. For example in NeedleWork Monday Featured Posts # 101 my Princess Leia amigurumi was selected as featured.