This week I've been mostly glued to my laptop, uploading image after image onto my new Handmade Harbour website! I've set myself targets of how many I need to upload per day and I'm slightly ahead (for now, anyway!) which makes me happy!
OK, so it's posed by someone younger than me
(my youngest daughter, who doesn't mind the odd modelling assignment for me)
just waiting to be cut and sewn
I've kind of tried to restrain myself from doing too many beach huts on my digital stamp images, but there are a few in there...
Now I have a range of images, I need to get more organised and concentrate on specific occasions for card sending because I've noticed some of my categories are much emptier than others! Still, that's something I can keep building on after the site is launched.
It's over to you now. What's your handmade week been like?
19 comments:
Nice collection of fabrics - I can see beach huts in there!
Well done on being ahead with your uploads, it's amazing how much time doing that sort of thing can swallow.
Computer work is the most boring and time consuming of the selling online lark. I'd love to have an assistant to do it for me!
You must be having to do loads, so I can only congratulate you on getting all of your work uploaded onto the new site. I'm really looking forward to seeing it (and you can never have too many beach huts!).
Uggh! Uploading images, descriptions etc is soooooo boring isn't it! i find i have to do a little at a time interspersed with something more fun! It will be worth it when its all done and looking lovely though :)
You are the queen of beach huts! I just know your creation for sewing world will be fabulous :) x
So glad it's not just me that finds uploading boring. I think it's one of the reasons I could never concentrate on one-offs! Imagine having to upload images every time you made anything...
I find that doing the descriptions are the most time consuming. I generally do mine in word and copy & paste. That way I can just change the bits I need to.
Looking forward to seeing your site up and running, I like that you have used the HH banner from this blog :)
Jan x
Yes I hate the uploading bit too! Not nearly as much fun as making the originals! Lots of nice blue fabrics in the basket Wendy - could it be a beachy themed something?!!
Loving your digi stamps :) (and yes I did have to read your explanation of what they are!!)
There is absolutely nothing wrong with beach huts and your fabrics look just perfect for the theme :)
your beach huts are always lovely, whether they are sewn, drawn, painted or made into digi stamps.
holiday season is coming so they will surely be popular.
I'm a new visitor to your blog, my mum (fiddly fingers) sent me your way and I'm very glad she did! I can completely understand your love of beach huts and these are particularly cute! Thanks for hosting the link party!
you can never have too many beach huts :) I too have spent a lot of my week uploading content to my new website - launching in two weeks... exciting but scary at the same time !
Creating a websites can become so additively time consuming hehe, love you beach hut stamps!
You can never have to many beach huts (In my opinion anway!) The fabrics in the basket are rather lush.
What a great idea to set yourself a daily uploads target.... I think I might just be copying that :-) I love the colours you've chosen for the beach hut project, will be keenly waiting to see the finished item :-)
I think that beach huts are like sunflowers, they just make you smile and think of happy times. So is it the Rosmademe sunflower stamp I see you doodling?
Uploading is one of my least favourite things to do. At least you have the sewing to look forward too.
Looking forward to seeing everything when its been uploaded, I still have loads to do myself to update my site
Really looking forward to seeing the new website up and running. Beach huts are fab, you cant help but smile when you see them :)
Lovely material and you can never have too many beach huts. Good luck with the uploading - a loooooong job. Hope you have a good week.
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