I love the colours! But the pictures don't seem to match up in size. It's nice, but I think it would be nicer if the pictures were all the same size. Nice pictures, by the way. I LOVE the one of Elinor reading. :-)
Keep on practicing with your headers - you'll get the perfect one. :-D
Thank you so much for your input, Naomi! It's really helpful, especially since you are the expert on headers;) I've tried making them on Microsoft, using your tutorial, but for some reason the pictures refuse to actually get onto the base shape...ah, well. Try, try again!:D
I tend to agree with Naomi about the sizing issue...but otherwise it's beautiful!!! The pictures you chose are lovely and I ADORE that quote! What is it from? I've never tried using Microsoft, but I use Picmonkey ( a free website) and that works quite well for me. Just thought I'd mention it. :)
I love your new look,especially the colors and the picture of the piano! I really like the quote from the Philadelphia Story. That was one of my favorite scenes. :)
Thanks! I know, I loved that piano picture! Finally, someone else has seen The Philadelphia Story! I love that movie so. Hahaha, yes, that scene is absolutely gold :D
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I love the colours! But the pictures don't seem to match up in size. It's nice, but I think it would be nicer if the pictures were all the same size. Nice pictures, by the way. I LOVE the one of Elinor reading. :-)
ReplyDeleteKeep on practicing with your headers - you'll get the perfect one. :-D
~ Naomi
Thank you so much for your input, Naomi! It's really helpful, especially since you are the expert on headers;) I've tried making them on Microsoft, using your tutorial, but for some reason the pictures refuse to actually get onto the base shape...ah, well. Try, try again!:D
DeleteI tend to agree with Naomi about the sizing issue...but otherwise it's beautiful!!! The pictures you chose are lovely and I ADORE that quote! What is it from?
DeleteI've never tried using Microsoft, but I use Picmonkey ( a free website) and that works quite well for me. Just thought I'd mention it. :)
Thanks, Natalie! I think I'm going to experiment with matching the sizes, but it may take awhile to get around to it:D
DeleteIsn't that quote cool?!?! It's from the original book "The Princess Bride" (which, by the by, is amazing).
Yup, I've tried Microsoft, but usually I revert back to Picmonkey. Isn't it a great site? I love all the options:)
Haha. Well, I like it! There's a picture of Matthew Goode on the header; definitely Emma-approved. ;-)
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Haha, thanks, Emma:D
DeleteYou know Emma Approved? I ADORE that Web Series!!!!!!!
DeleteIt's just amazing!!!!! xD
DeleteI like Elinor reading! I hate change though! Too much change!!!!!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lois! Haha, oh, dear. I'm sorry! I'll try to restrain myself;)
DeleteI think it looks really cool. Love the Leap Year shot. And the colors really seem to work very nicely. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura! I know, Leap Year forever <3
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ReplyDeleteLove the new blog look!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bailey!:D
DeleteVey nice!
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DeleteOops! Thanks, Chloe!:) (Hit the publish button too soon.)
DeleteI think it's lovely Olivia!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Abigail!:)
DeleteI love your new look,especially the colors and the picture of the piano!
ReplyDeleteI really like the quote from the Philadelphia Story. That was one of my favorite scenes. :)
Thanks! I know, I loved that piano picture!
DeleteFinally, someone else has seen The Philadelphia Story! I love that movie so. Hahaha, yes, that scene is absolutely gold :D
It looks lovely as always! I don't mind the frequent changes...it stirs things up a bit!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Paperdollmom!:)
Deleteit's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Brittany!:D
DeleteOoooooooooh pretty!!! I'm designing one too! I LOVED the cinderella one though xD
ReplyDeleteThanks, Evie! Ooh, can't wait to see your new one! Yeah, I might reuse the Cinderella one, we'll have to see:)
DeleteWait a minute IS THAT LIESL?!?!?!