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Help! Can you remember who showed us how to make lovely headers?

I've lost my marbles. I saw instructions on someone's blog how to make headers out of pictures. It involved going to another photo website and I can't for the life of me remember what that site was, or who it was who posted the instructions!


Please tell me!

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  1. chris gottsTuesday, August 03, 2010

    Hi,

    I'm not sure if it was this one but it's a good guide to creating free headers from your pictures for blogger sites.
    http://blissfullydomestic.com/2010/how-to-make-a-blog-header-for-free

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  2. London City MumThursday, August 05, 2010

    Liz at Violet Posy.

    You dopey big moo!

    LCM x

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  3. Humdrum MumThursday, August 05, 2010

    Cangneuk - thank you for the link - it wasn't the one I saw originally but I appreciate your help! I didn't actually want to download anything though, as my laptop is on its dying legs and that would have killed it. (I am thinking of buying an iPad???) but thanks again.

    LCM - I am a silly cow! Yes it was that, I have followed the site and bookmarked it now. Thanks very much! Now I can make a header for my son's blog.

    --HMx

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  4. Local GirlThursday, August 05, 2010

    So pleased it helped and thanks for the lovely comment over at mine :) x

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  5. Humdrum MumThursday, August 05, 2010

    Violet - I have now joined your site!-HMx

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