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Shabby Chic; Volume III
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I can't see any of that
Can you upload them to pinterest? I have a board just for stuff inside my house 0 -
That is from flickr, I don't use pinterest. Not sure why it just doesnt want to work - inc links
http://http://www.flickr.com/photos/85466478@N05/:AStarting again on my own this time!! - Defective flylady! :A0 -
it says
This page can’t be displayed
I upload to imageshack if not pinterest then put the url in the box from the pic icon0 -
does this help?chalkysoil wrote: »upload your pics on to your computer ( I use desktop so I can find them!) Then upload to imageshack or a similar free photo hosting site.
Then in the reply box on this forum click on the pic icon - which is 4th from the right and looks to me like a post card. When it opens a box appears - delete http from it and cut & paste your imageshack etc url to it.
actually there might be better instructions somewhere on MSE written by staff
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Hi ladies,
Do any of you have any flooring you would class as 'shabby chic'? The dog has chewed the hallway carpet (GRRR!) so we want to replace it perhaps with laminate but would like something nice and perhaps a bit 'shabby'.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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Hi ladies,
Do any of you have any flooring you would class as 'shabby chic'? The dog has chewed the hallway carpet (GRRR!) so we want to replace it perhaps with laminate but would like something nice and perhaps a bit 'shabby'.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kevin
I have this in my conservatory and I love it!!
http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/tprod44084/section117/Reclaimed-Ash-Blue.htmlCross Stitch Cafe Member Number 44:rudolf:Cross Stitch Is For Life Not Just For Christmas :rudolf:0 -
@dragonette the link has the http:// bit twice, if you take one of those out the link should work!Hope that helps0
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I have this in my conservatory and I love it!!
http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/tprod44084/section117/Reclaimed-Ash-Blue.html
Now that is LOVELY! A little bit pricier than I was hoping for though
I really like the look of this laminate too: Funky Laminate
Decisions, decisions!
Kevin
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Now that is LOVELY! A little bit pricier than I was hoping for though

I really like the look of this laminate too: Funky Laminate
Decisions, decisions!
Kevin
i want the tiles version!0 -
Now that is LOVELY! A little bit pricier than I was hoping for though

I really like the look of this laminate too: Funky Laminate
Decisions, decisions!
Kevin
I ended up with this because DH saw it in a magazine in the dentists. I really had no idea what I wanted until I saw it, the rest of the downstairs has Travertine tiles which are very practical and neutral.i want the tiles version!
Me too! That is sooo pretty.Cross Stitch Cafe Member Number 44:rudolf:Cross Stitch Is For Life Not Just For Christmas :rudolf:0
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