The Art and things we've made thread...

[Dave]

I seem to be getting lots of picture "place holders" with no picture in them in this thread.

Anyone any idea why?

[Arturo]

I seem to be getting lots of picture "place holders" with no picture in them in this thread.

Anyone any idea why?

Pictures are taken from other sites, so those sites may have moved or taken down the picture.

[xSilverPhinx]

I seem to be getting lots of picture "place holders" with no picture in them in this thread.

Anyone any idea why?

Pictures are taken from other sites, so those sites may have moved or taken down the picture.

Those posts were made a very long time ago.

[Dave]

I seem to be getting lots of picture "place holders" with no picture in them in this thread.

Anyone any idea why?

Pictures are taken from other sites, so those sites may have moved or taken down the picture.

Those posts were made a very long time ago.

Ah, yes, may no longer be available if not embedded.

Shoulda thoughta that 

[Biggus Dickus]

So I have a few hobbies to keep me busy, such as playing guitar, drawing, practicing yoga, and I also am an avid bicyclist. Well recently I've been visiting a sick friend, and they introduced me to crocheting, and strangely enough it struck a chord with me and I've starting creating some rather cool stuff that I'm actually selling!

Here are some pictures.

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By the way I know there are a couple folks here like JJ, and Bad Penny who like to use really small pans, so no worries guys. I can also make these extremely tiny, and small to fit any size pan!

So if anyone is interested in purchasing any of these please let me know!

[Dark Lightning]

Here is a large-ish (16" X 16" X 24") chest I made to store my large wood carving tools. Made of red oak. The large drawer is for mallets. The small one on top is quarter sawn white oak and used to hold my small carving tools, but was getting busted up in transport going back and forth to class. It now is home to my precision measuring instruments and French curves, stuff like that.

[Tank]

Love that wood working!

[Magdalena]

Very nice, Dark Lightning. 

[Magdalena]

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So if anyone is interested in purchasing any of these please let me know!

Dios mio.

[Dark Lightning]

Thanks, @Tank and @Magdalena ! I haven't figured out multiquotes here yet. I also didn't mean it to come out so large, picture-wise. 

[hermes2015]

So I have a few hobbies to keep me busy, such as playing guitar, drawing, practicing yoga, and I also am an avid bicyclist. Well recently I've been visiting a sick friend, and they introduced me to crocheting, and strangely enough it struck a chord with me and I've starting creating some rather cool stuff that I'm actually selling!

Here are some pictures.

Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.

Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.

By the way I know there are a couple folks here like JJ, and Bad Penny who like to use really small pans, so no worries guys. I can also make these extremely tiny, and small to fit any size pan!

So if anyone is interested in purchasing any of these please let me know!

Very interesting design. Where did you get the inspiration?

[Bad Penny II]

By the way I know there are a couple folks here like JJ, and Bad Penny who like to use really small pans, so no worries guys. I can also make these extremely tiny, and small to fit any size pan!

Don't you know?

Martin Lawrence is about as funny as losing both balls to testicular cancer, then ...... coming home to find your family has been slaughtered.

I was expecting something else, maybe coming home to find Nigella cooking a romantic meal.
Coming home to find your family slaughtered would be pretty bad too I suppose.

So through some weird happenstance No one's post became reality, I lost my balls to cancer, came home found my family slaughtered and subsequently Nigella moved in and she has taken over all my pots and pans. 
I will pass on your kind offering to Nigella and I'm considering taking up crochet, I've some minutes that need reallocating.

[Recusant]

Thanks, @Tank and @Magdalena ! I haven't figured out multiquotes here yet. I also didn't mean it to come out so large, picture-wise. 

I'm admiring those fine pieces myself. 

Don't worry about multi-quote. It isn't available here unless you do it manually.

As for sizing pictures, you can do it here by modifying the image tags. I usually just specify a width and let the height follow in proportion, like so:

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[img width=700]image link[/img]

The width (and height) parameters are in pixels, I believe. You can experiment in previews and edit the width setting accordingly.

I'll use your photo as an example, setting the width to 680.



If you check the code I used by looking at my post using the quote function, you'll see that the site software has populated the height parameter automatically. I didn't choose the height, only the width.

[hermes2015]

Thanks, @Tank and @Magdalena ! I haven't figured out multiquotes here yet. I also didn't mean it to come out so large, picture-wise. 

I'm admiring those fine pieces myself. 

Don't worry about multi-quote. It isn't available here unless you do it manually.

As for sizing pictures, you can do it here by modifying the image tags. I usually just specify a width and let the height follow in proportion, like so:

Code Select Expand

[img width=700]image link[/img]

The width (and height) parameters are in pixels, I believe. You can experiment in previews and edit the width setting accordingly.

I'll use your photo as an example, setting the width to 680.



If you check the code I used by looking at my post using the quote function, you'll see that the site software has populated the height parameter automatically. I didn't choose the height, only the width.

I did not know that. Thanks for the very useful information.

[Dark Lightning]

Thanks, Recusant! I'll keep that info for future reference!