m-fay

My runner has arrived in its destination country

ekuw

You're welcome ube! Glad you like it. It's simple, but sometimes less is more right? Can you tell me how you posted a picture? I am trying to post pics of the runner Queenbarbiej sent me, but cannot figure it out...thanks.

Queenbarbiej

Ekuw if you post a reply click the go advance button it will take you to a reply to thread page. There is a paper clip next to a smiley face. Click on it and a page should pop up. At the very top of the page is where you add your picture. Go to the far right of that page to upload the picture.

ube quilting

I use the reply feature rather than the quick reply. There will be a paperclip in the task bar. Click on that and my picture files pop up I have to expand the screen to the right. Select your picture and press the download. Yop have to close the screen and your picture will be in the paperclip which you hit again and the picture code will show. Click that and the picture will appear in that silly little attachment. Hope this helps.

peace

ube quilting

Here is my latest scrappy quilt in the works. so when you open the paperclip you choose a file and your pictures will open.
Make your selection,
close picture screen and the picture code will show next to choose a file.
press upload and close screen
now click the paperclip and the picture code will show, click the picture code and it will show up as the attachment
The actual picture will show when you post.

hope this helps a little

ekuw

Thanks ube!

Here's a close up of the runner Queenbarbiej sent along with a really cute homemade pincushion. Thanks again Jessica :-)

ekuw

Hmm. I was sure I didn't attach the same picture, but here goes :-) BTW Queen I really like how you did the binding on this runner.

lawsonmugs

I love the runners. both ekuw's and ube's. I received mine today from Ube.It is so pretty. I will post photos tomorrow when the light is better. The colors are so pretty. I want the sun to be out when I take a picture. .

Queenbarbiej

Ekuw I just brought the back fabric to the front and stitched all around.

ekuw

Excellent method..super secure too :-)