It turns out that my new giant table comes in handy when I have like 17 million yards of fabric to work with..
It starts off innocently enough with them telling me to start with a few books, or larger objects, or blue things, or whatever.Pretty soon though, it’s descended into me needing to find 87 different objects which are exactly 68% the size of one another and exactly 1/2 a shade lighter than the third item from the left on the bottom shelf to make the whole scheme balance out….
and it just gets uglier from there.#aintnobodygottimeforthat.Well, actually a lot of people have time for that.
And they seem to really enjoy it.And they’re really good at it too.
I’m just not one of them.
These days, I just need something that.TIP #5: Don’t give away the “How to” in you photo.. You can hint at it, like this:.
But don’t give everything away completely in one photo.You want people to need to click over to learn more, or pin it for later to remember your tip, idea, craft, or whatever.
Keep that in mind when you’re taking your photos and remember that anyone can pin any photo from your blog, not just your lead photo..TIP #6: Use overlays or blocks of color to make your text pop.. You want it to be as easy to read as possible!
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