A New Trick to Share...

Hello!
I'm so pleased to report that the Flutter house all slept very well last night and all Flutters big & small seem to be in good health this morning! :) :) :)

Anyway I just learned a cool new trick which I just had to share with you all...

Want to know how to disable right click on your blog so that people can't save your photos? 

Since I don't bother watermarking my photos, am not very good at linking them from Flickr and I post loads of photos of my family I was only too happy to learn this trick! It's so easy too that I wish I knew about it a year ago!!
To find out click over to Design it Chic (thanks Jennifer for introducing me to your blog where I found about that cool site by the way ;) ) and follow their instructions.
Lots of other great tutorials about Blogger there as well. I just need to have a chance to look through them.

I know that people can still take & use my photos even once I've done this, but at least it adds another step to the process & makes it more difficult for them to do so.

I am off to continue stalking my new partners for the mug rug Goodie Swap over at Fluffy Sheep Quilting. Here is my mosaic that I made for inspiration for my partners...

And no, that wasn't a typo. I really did say partners. I did not realise until afterwards that we were making for 2 people in this swap. Oops. Oh well. It'll be fun. My partners look great, so I'm excited. Never made a mug rug before either (apparently like an over sized coaster), so it will be a fun challenge.

And...

... I also joined another swap.

What's that I hear you say - ANOTHER swap Kat? Really!?
Yes really...
I think we've established that I'm hopelessly addicted to swapping now. Although I have to say that I did put a 1 swap at a time rule in place which I have clearly already broken. Especially since the first one involves 2 partners. Eeeek!

This one is a Doll Quilt Swap using the recent fabric range Picnic & Fairground by Denise Schmidt. There is still a couple of days to join this swap if you're interested. You can read all about it here... sign ups finish on the 1st September. It is a very small swap & should be a lot of fun. It will be the first time I've participated in a swap where we are all using the same fabric range. I must admit I'm very curious to see how diverse the end creations will be. That's part of the reason I signed up. I knew it would stretch my creativity...

So off to "stalk"... looks like I've got some more work to do...