Country Kitchen Change?

[Latreia]

:wave:
This is more like a plea than a gripe....but I bought the Country Kitchen in a lovely blue. It just changed all by itself into a light beige sort of worn wood, and it looks really authentic and it is fine. But I was wondering if there were some way to have the pretty blue one also?

I would be glad to go back and buy the re-added blue Country Kitchen, as I am giving stuff away anyway.

Any hope? Crosses fingers.......

:pray:

[ravenscape]

The earlier version of the Country Kitchen turned out to be a copyrighted image, so we had to remove it. This antique hutch was the closest picture I found to the look and feel of the earlier image. I can't promise that we could make another change, but have you seen any images on the web that look more like the earlier version?

[Latreia]

The earlier version of the Country Kitchen turned out to be a copyrighted image, so we had to remove it. This antique hutch was the closest picture I found to the look and feel of the earlier image. I can't promise that we could make another change, but have you seen any images on the web that look more like the earlier version?

My goodness, good reason to do so. The antique is very realistic. Well, that is ok, I am rather a blue fanatic. Haven't thought about browing images on web, but good idea.

Could you give me a lesson on how to put an image or picture directly into my post, all I know to do is download images from my computer files and that always comes out as thumbnails. Rather just have one clean image directly on the message. Just let me know anytime, no hurry at all.

Beware of Sweet Little Old Lady

[ravenscape]

There are two ways to directly link to an image, though uploading works fine, too, if you want to do that. The easiest way is to use the picture button when you reply to a thread. The button is in the edit features above the text box and looks like this. http://www3.christianforums.com/images/editor/insertimage.gif

Copy the url of the picture, click the http://www3.christianforums.com/images/editor/insertimage.gif button, and you will get a dialog box that allows you to paste the picture's url. Close the dialog box and you're done.

You can also use IMG tags. IMG tags look like this {IMG}URL{/IMG} EXCEPT that instead of { }, you use [ ].

[Latreia]

I always have to have it drawn out for me with a crayon. ;)

Thanks, Mistress Ravenscape. :angel:

[BLUEEYEANGEL]

I Really Like The New Country Kithchen ..... Thanks