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Welcome Smickerdoodle....what a cute user name.

This place is addicting...And we love to see pictures....

patti

Welcome and we're glad to have another Garden Junker! It is addicting though! But, oh, so much fun! Can't wait to see your pictures!

Welcome to our group. Please don't be shy and post some pix.

Welcome Smick!!!!!!!
I'm new too and now have garden junk projects stacked all over the house including the middle of the kitchen floor. Luckily Hubs bought himself some overalls and is now helping to get these things completed. We are now a "Garden Junk Family". Already had to explain our newest garden ornaments to the neighbors. However, the Home Owners Association sent us a letter of compliments!!!
Susie

Thank you for the warm welcome. I tried to figure out how to post pics with the post....they were too big I guess. Will have to get my DD to figure it out and teach me. She is the computer wiz not me. But as soon as I figure it out I will...

Hi Smick, so glad you posted and joined in. No going back now, LOL.
I look forward to seeing what you've made. The best thing about making garden treasures is sharing ideas, then seeing how unique each person's creations are.

Welcome with a hug,
Karen

Welcome! This is such a great place to be! It's like family here! I'm sooooo glad you joined the family! Bear Hugs! Kirk

Welcome, but beware of the addiction.
As far as photos I suggest Photobucket.com . You can arrange your pics in folders and move them back and forth.
Once a picture is uploaded they automatically offer the codes for html, or links, etc.
To post a pic here just copy and paste the html code.
To post a link just copy and paste the URL code in the box below where you type these messages.
Good luck, send lot of pics or links.

Happy Happy to have you and love your name ,my oldest sons favorite cookie is a snickerdoodle is yours?
Keep reading , Keep creating and of course KEEP POSTING!

snickerdoodle reminds me of "scotcharoos"...my fav treat! Welcome, snickerdoodle! Try photobucket.com (as suggested above). Jeanne S.

Smickerdoodles ... just one more thing for us to be addicted to LOL ... welcome!

... and Dave (or anyone else who will take the time to tell me), I tried to put a pic with a different post, but only managed to put in the URL code. How do I find the html code for the pic?

Thanks ~tenderlee (who is now craving some butter cookies with cinnamon & sugar :-)

Hi smickerdoodle,
Welcome, I am new here too. Don't you love this forum and these creative people. I have some junk that I have found here and there and have bought at thrigt shops, but I have yet to do anything with any of it. I don't know what I 'm waiting for. Looking forward to seeing your stuff.

Here is a link that might be useful: my blog

tenesseetrash,
When you upload a pic on photobucket there are 4 lines of code under each picture.
click on the html code then right click and copy.
Paste anywhere in your posts here. Hope that helps.

Well I'll be darn ... there that html code is right under each pic at photobucket! Duh!

Dave, yep, that was exactly what I needed to know. Thanks!

Just gonna post this random pic to see if I can finally get it right! And sorry for learning on your post Smickerdoodle, siezed the opportunity when the subject came up. ~tenderlee

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at long last? lol

Great porch and table tenderlee.
Welcome Micki! And yes I think photobucket is the best too. So easy.
kathy

Ok let's see if I can figure out how to post pics...Hope it works...Glad we can learn together tenderlee...

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Worked like a charm, Smickerdoodle! Love the great colors in your fall bottle light! Jeanne S.

That bottle is beautiful Smicker! Glad we learned something about posting pics also. Thanks again Dave.

Thanks Kathy, the stuff in that pic is mostly yard sale junk. I love the rusty wire table, and to think someone was just gonna throw it away! (I might have paid $2 for it can't remember) I've got it bad for rust and I guess you've got to be a garden junker to get it lol ;-)

Love the picture of the fall bottle light!! Do you have instructions?? It looks similar to one the another GJ made a while ago......I'm trying to remember who it was....maybe Levita, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I'll bet yours gives off a beautiful glow at night!

Thanks for sharing it with us and I'm glad you got the photo posting down. It can be a little aggrevating at times, I know!

Super light bottle Smick!! Are you a floral designer? Keep it up!

Oh Wow ! Really nice country porch Tenderlee.

Susie

You won't believe how easy the bottle was...after getting all the glue from the lable off I etched it with Armour Etch (got it at Michael's) make sure the bottle is dry then run a string of 20-35 Christmas lights in through the mouth of it...cut apart silk flower picks from the local craft store to be able to make your own floral design arrange them to hide the cord coming out the back and add a bow (mine was raffia)....that is it...Hope that helps Marlene 2008

Well, I'll be....I was thinking that you must have drilled a hole in the bottle cause I didn't see a cord.....but your way is a LOT easier! Thanks for the info!

Hey Smick I really like your fall bottle. Job well done. Tenderle looks like you have a nice sittin area there.

The bottle is great... Love the look of it. Welcome...I use to call my DD snickerdoodle when she was young...Looks like you are very creative..

Welcome, smickerdoodle, and I'm sure glad you came out of lurkdom! What a pretty light botttle! Love the fall colors. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your pictures.

Tenderlee, your sitting area is very inviting. I love the log siding(?) behind it all. I'm a sucker for rustic! I can see why you were attracted to the rusty wire table too. And I like that bonsai looking tree on top of it!