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Top 5 Pinners to Follow For Prepping

February 14, 2013 By Prepared Mom

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Our love for getting prepping advice from Pinterest is well known and we often showcase our favorite ideas on pinterest here. Today we thought it would be nice to show you our top 5 pinners to follow for prepping so that you can follow them too. In no particular order here they are!

Our Favorite Pinners to Follow For Prepping:

top 5 pinners to follow for prepping

MomwithaPrep

Mom’s got her prep on. Pinning items for emergency preparedness, survival, shtf, teotwawki, homesteading and self-sufficiency.

Top 5 Pinners to Follow For Prepping-Mom With A Prep

 

MomPrepares

Join us as we build a movement. Let’s talk about family, Conservatism, Christianity, gardening, cooking, homesteading, economics, homeschooling and technology.

Top 5 Pinners to Follow  For Prepping-Mom Prepares

 

Ed Todd

My son just went to college and having more time now. I have found this Pinterest has become my new addiction. Most anything about me is related to these boards or on my Facebook. Be safe everyone!!

Top 5 Pinners ro follow for Prepping-Ed Todd

 

Jenn Fowler

Homestead Stuff & More
Top 5 Pinners to follow for Prepping-Jenn Fowler

 

Tammy Hodson

Food Storage

Top 5 Pinners to follow for Prepping-Tammy Hodson

 

Of course, we would be negligent in not showing off our boards as well! We would love to have you follow Simply Preparing on Pinterest. We like to think of ourselves as a top pinner of prepping materials.

Top 5 Pinners to follow for prepping on Pinterest-Simply Preparing

Compiling this list was actually inspired by my friend Melissa Taylor who is not into prepping at all (we need to convert her) but is very much into pinterest with over 1.2 MILLION followers. She just wrote her first book called Pinterest Savvy and I very much recommend all of you going to download on Kindle. Pinterest is a great way for prepping people to connect and share our life saving ideas! So the more of us that are comfortable using this great resource the better!

Source: amazon.com via Rachel on Pinterest

Filed Under: Surviving In Style Tagged With: pinterest preparedness

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  1. Erica Mueller says

    February 14, 2013 at 4:51 pm

    Thank you for the mention! I’ve gone through and made sure I’m following everyone else. There were a couple new ones for us!

    • Prepared Mom says

      February 14, 2013 at 5:09 pm

      Oh good. I am always happy when I can introduce like minded friends

  2. Momwithaprep says

    February 14, 2013 at 4:52 pm

    Wow..thank you for the honor!!! And funnily enough, I saw it on Pinterest 😀

    • Prepared Mom says

      February 14, 2013 at 5:09 pm

      I love your pins and I was pretty sure you would catch it there 🙂

  3. Jennifer says

    February 14, 2013 at 5:33 pm

    Good stuff! I just went and followed everyone you mentioned! Thanks so much!

  4. Ed Todd says

    February 15, 2013 at 12:30 am

    Cool to be here with this group, enjoying this to pass some time and no doubt it is addicting!!! Be Safe and have some fun!!!

  5. Julie says

    February 19, 2013 at 6:50 pm

    Thanks for the heads-up! You’re right. These are great pinners. I’ve gone and followed them all. Thanks!

  6. Christina Mendoza says

    February 25, 2013 at 10:05 pm

    Thanks for posting this list of prepper pinners. I follow some already (and have my own Off the Grid, Homesteading & Emergency Preparedness board), but I plan to go through this list, and follow some more people to find more helpful advice!

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  7. Melissa says

    March 4, 2013 at 4:19 am

    I follow most of these pinners already! Thanks for the list though!!! I really need to get my boards organized better so they aren’t so mashed together but there is just so much to pin!

  8. Melissa says

    March 4, 2013 at 4:19 am

    I follow most of these pinners already! Thanks for the list though!!! I really need to get my boards organized better so they aren’t so mashed together but there is just so much to pin!

  9. Mandy Connellee says

    October 10, 2015 at 2:46 pm

    So excited to check out these pinners! Following the first two but going to add the others today. My Survival Picks board has the most pins of all my boards but I’m always looking to add more!! Thanks for the info!

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