This is a quick post for those of you that create and maintain your own websites, like me. I found a great flash slideshow program that creates really lovely image slideshows that are simple to make and embed in your websites, Facebook, blogs, etc. It's called Flash Slideshow Maker Professional and I really like it! I just updated my website and placed a great slideshow of images on the home page. I highly reccomend this program, it offers tons of themes, layouts, transitions, music, and more. Depending on your web skills, you can dig into the advanced features and make specific changes to suit your needs, or just go with the standards and you'll still be pleased. When you are done, you upload to get the code for sharing, all with guidence and ease. Check it out!!
Thoughts and musings from Karen McGovern, an artist and conservation biologist madly in love with nature. Who know's what we'll find hidden away in the attic?
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Showing posts with label tutorials. Show all posts
Friday, May 6, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Web Shop Shout-Out...
Ornamentea, hurry up and go there. Really, just put the name in Google or click the link and go there! I discovered this shop a while ago and have been so pleased with the fun bits of this and that I have found there. It's a grab bag of a place, with everything from tools, to base metal findings, to super cool 3-D cast pewter twigs, to lace inset plexyglass sheets. The tutorial pages are also very nice, with great tips about coloring metals like brass (rip some paper towels into strips, put in a lidded plastic container with a few drops of ammonia, add your brass, close the container and shake for a few minutes--voila--aged brass). Don't skip the "Micellaneous" tab, that's where the odd bits live, from brass bullet casings to tiny acrylic leaves. Oh, and did I mention that the prices are FANTASTIC? Enjoy...
A pendant I made using a bullet casing and heart charm from Ornamentea, along with pewter wings and a rutilated quartz bullet.
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art supplies,
jewelry supplies,
ornamentea,
tools,
tutorials
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