Knitting new blog prompts to inspire fresh posts

Poking around for novel ideas for a new blog entry, poem, photo essay, sketch, or other creative endeavor for your own site? Skip the yawns. Weave a new yarn instead. See where these keyword blog prompts lead you.

wait

watch

wink

 

ART - Knitting Girl Watching Toddler in a Cradle, by Albert Anker, 1885

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Climbing the countryside with catchy new blog prompts

C’mon in. Capture your creativity with this collective cache of keyword prompts. What can you come up with?

cabin

catch

closed

ART - Swiss Mountain Cabin by Albert Bierstadt c1872

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Drumming up ideas and brand-new blog prompts

Pounding out frequent blog posts takes a special sort of rhythm and a whole lot of fresh ideas. Whether you’re an April A to Z blogger, a National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) participant, a photo or art blogger, or any other creative sort, it can be some trick to come up with new topics.

Try these keyword prompts, and see if you can tap your own creativity:

cadence

combo

cymbal (or symbol)

ART - Pierson La Hues by Gillis Coignet, 1581, public domain

Here’s an old song to stick in your head, while you’re coming up with your new post. (Sorry, had to do it.)

Reminder: If you use this blog prompt and/or the artwork, I’d appreciate your linking back (as a courtesy) to Simply Snickers. Also, be sure to double back with a comment and a link to your own post, so my readers can find your post.

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