sewing with tiny bits of fabric

[Laura L.]

I can if you tell me how! new to the techy side of things.

[wendy w.]

Yes please. When you post a reply press the upload attachment button . Browse for your picture then upload. Takes a while . ThEn place in line tab

[wendy w.]

Yes please. When you post a reply press the upload attachment button . Browse for your picture then upload. Takes a while . Then place in line tab

You usually need to scroll down the page to find the 'upload attachment button'. Actually, if there is facility to scroll down any page across the net, it is usually worth your while to take a quick look, that is usually where the 'missing' bit of information you need is hiding :roll: :wink:

If you click the preview button, then you will be able to see your post as it will appear on the forum, which is useful for proof reading (and also means that your post doesn't get lost in the ether, if you should click the submit button at exactly the same time as someone else - this has been known to happen :roll: )

Another thing, you can only post a maximum of 3 pictures per post, if you have more you will need to start a second post.

[Rita C.]

1. Click 'Post Reply'.
2. Scroll down to 'Optins/Upload attachment. Click 'upload attachment'.
3. Click 'Choose File'. From the drop down box choose a photo from somewhere on your computer and press 'Choose'.
4. Click 'Add the file'. This takes a minute or so.
5. You will then see a box with the file number in it and an option to 'Place in Line'. Place your mouse curser where you want the photo to go on your text and click 'Place in Line'.
6. When you have finished your message, check it in 'Preview' and then click 'Submit'.

Hope that helps.

[Lois B.]

1. Click 'Post Reply'.
2. Scroll down to 'Optins/Upload attachment. Click 'upload attachment'.
3. Click 'Choose File'. From the drop down box choose a photo from somewhere on your computer and press 'Choose'.
4. Click 'Add the file'. This takes a minute or so.
5. You will then see a box with the file number in it and an option to 'Place in Line'. Place your mouse curser where you want the photo to go on your text and click 'Place in Line'.
6. When you have finished your message, check it in 'Preview' and then click 'Submit'.

Hope that helps.

Great accurate detailed instructions! Nice way to welcome Newbies. Thanks, Rita.

[Margo C.]

And this info is always available on the forum: http://forum/forum-questions-and-sug...-the-tqs-forum

[Laura L.]

Thanks! You all were most helpful. I included the picture I used for inspiration.
This was done (mostly) with little bits of scraps laid on cotton batting and then sewn down.

This is our shaggy Shit Zhu named Rusty just before she got a shave.
I think I kind of overdid the thread painting, but I am new to it. It was definitely fun to play.

[Nancy R.]

Wow! You did an incredible job!! Thanks for sharing the photos!!

Nancy

[E.M. T.]

[E.M. T.]

Adorable!

[wendy w.]

It's great! I love the expression you've captured in the eyes. Now you'll have to show us some more of your work please

[Rita C.]

Lovely!

[Constance G.]

What a sweet picture! Bravo on your thread painting!

[Susan B.]

What a great portrait! I don't think you over did any thread painting. Looks nice.

[Renata L.]

I love the portrait you did of Rusty and would love to see more of your work, please???