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Well I just tried to use the "I Made It" interface and it wasn't very intuitive. I tried.

Cute! It looks simple enough that I can actually make one. I'm always looking for little projects that my grandsons can do.

Nice update on a classic design. I will try it out this weekend and let you know how it went. THANKS FOR POSTING!

190122_published another invisible Intructable. IHYE

Projects that can be completed in under an hour. I see a lot of cool things I'll never make due to TIME.

Nicely done!

Thank YOU for taking the time to write a comment! I read a lot about EPUB publishing a couple of years ago when we went that direction at work. Illustrations are definitely difficult to manage because there are so many variables. I love writing this kind of tutorial and I hope that it helps others discover the joys of creating digital storybooks!

I am beginning to think that the kind of Instructable that I like to write is just not the kind that is desired here. But I'd like to submit my latest for some "clinic help."https://www.instructables.com/Make-a-Simple-EPU...

This is "simply" excellent! I seldom find toys or handmade objects that are really practical for ME to make. (I don't have fancy tools or a 3D printer or any of the other modern things that are now so popular on Instructables. I just voted for you. Good luck!

Welcome to Instructables! Nice start.

I've been away from Instructables for a few weeks. Hard to feel motivated lately. But I decided to add a little Christmas mini-book https://www.instructables.com/Christmas-Mini-Bo... with hopes that SOMEONE may enjoy it. I entered it in the Big and Little contest, NOT because it has a chance.. but because I thought it may get a few more views there. I still wish for a comment now and then, but I realize that few people are really interested in the "little book concept." HOWEVER.... I want the resources to be there for anyone who happens to search for something they can print and mail to a child.Instructables "hosts" my PDF's and does not charge me for that benefit... so it is still the best option for sharing this kind of thing. Every time I post a new Instructable a…

I've been away from Instructables for a few weeks. Hard to feel motivated lately. But I decided to add a little Christmas mini-book https://www.instructables.com/Christmas-Mini-Bo... with hopes that SOMEONE may enjoy it. I entered it in the Big and Little contest, NOT because it has a chance.. but because I thought it may get a few more views there. I still wish for a comment now and then, but I realize that few people are really interested in the "little book concept." HOWEVER.... I want the resources to be there for anyone who happens to search for something they can print and mail to a child.Instructables "hosts" my PDF's and does not charge me for that benefit... so it is still the best option for sharing this kind of thing. Every time I post a new Instructable and feel invisible, I have decided to just add to this comment area. Now I feel better.

Yes! I still love Lego (and spend far too much on Ebay, getting those "special pieces")THanks for taking time to send a comment.

Thanks for taking time to write a comment! I really enjoyed making the games.

Simply brilliant! Thanks!

Very nice!I'd like to see that night-time picture if you manage to capture it with a digital camera.

Thank you! The dragon puppets are more fun in a big group... but I left six of them behind last time I went to visit grandchildren. I should have taken a picture! I hope to make another half dozen or so this weekend and add a photo of multi-colored dragons. A herd? A muster? A gaggle? I just looked it up on Quora:a flight of dragons; a weyr of dragons; a school of dragons; a wing of dragons..a pride of dragons.....a THUNDER of dragons....Since mine are so tiny, I think I will make a cluster of dragons this weekend.Photo coming Sunday.

"Instead of unzipping my face to expose my guts, I'm revealing my sparkly gold being"I love your attitude! Kudos on a great instructable!

Thanks for the comment. I just posted the Castle Instructable. I made one for my grandson and one for my home, so we can "play castle" over FaceTime!

Thank you for your comment. I just checked YOUR page of Instructables. WOW! I am now a follower! Kudos!

Fun video! Thanks for posting it. I don't usually get a chuckle from the Instructables that I open... but this one made my day.

Great idea about the Lego! Thanks!

Brilliant! I tried to do something similar with velcro... but velcro + trash = a mess. Your idea is so very practical and well-thought out. THANKS.

This is AMAZING! I have been telling myself, "No, you don't need a heat gun.... " BUT NOW I NEED A HEAT GUN!Excellent instructions, photos, and finished products.

I would really like to see your list. THANKS!(I must confess, I get in too big of a hurry to hit that "Publish" button. I am a little addicted to the good feeling that comes when I see that little robot telling me another Instructable has been posted! But I have a new resolution to focus on quality instead of quantity.)

"People should feel empowered to figure out standards that work for them and use those instead."This is helpful indeed! I've never heard of the YouTube advice. I suppose for some people, it is helpful to have posting goals. I have found that writing once a week for my grandchildren works fine. Once a week for Instructables... probably a bad idea.Thank you for taking time to comment. I have really enjoyed communicating with other authors this past week. I vow to take time to add comments to all the great instructables that I enjoy each week.

I agree... I like to share the projects AND get a response... and feedback is always helpful. <grin>But I choose to optimistically believe that:"No comment" DOES NOT ALWAYS EQUAL "not interesting!"<grin>Thanks for the comment!

These are some very helpful thoughts! I'm so glad you shared them. I will be updating my little booklet and adding more quotes. (I also had fun checking out your projects and have one bookmarked to try soon.) THANKS!

Yep. This time, I wrote the Instructable to help MYSELF through a little bad spell. It has been fun to get some helpful comments!

THANK YOU for taking the time to comment. I lurked on Instructables for years before I took the time to write up my first project. Then I got a little caught up in the idea of winning a contest. I am going to add some quotations to my copy of "Dealing with Instructables Rejection" and the first page quote will be yours: "I gave up concern about being featured and simply hope people who need what I offer will find mine and benefit from them."Many thanks, again. You have added to my current state of being at peace with the world!

Hello! I just accidentally discovered the "Parenting" section of Instructables and the vacuum video. I am now a fan!

Thanks for posting. I'm <strike>envious</strike>.......inspired to do better on my own instructables.