You can also then put together the two frames side-by-side into one graphic, like this:
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Tuesday, August 14, 2007
[.feel.good.frames.part.2.]
Here’s the second dose of this week’s frame series. Let’s see if you also like the idea of layered frames. If so I will experiment with more tiles that I have in my collections. The blank frame can also be filled with your own photos. Below I also include a sample with a picture of me :-)
You can also then put together the two frames side-by-side into one graphic, like this:
You can also then put together the two frames side-by-side into one graphic, like this:
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Hi! I saw your blog through your graphic website! I LOVE the graphics and am thinking about using them. My page is www.homesteadblogger.com/buttons
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P.S. You do a reall ygood job on your graphics. I wish that I could mkae my own.