Janis, First of all my most sincere congratulations on the completion of Miss Channer's Mat. It is a beautiful design that I would someday like to tackle.
If you or a friend have a software program such as Adobe Photoshop, it is a very simple matter to downsize a large .jpg file to a size that's reasonable for sending, receiving, and still able to show detail. You can then email it or put it on a web site. Likewise, it is an fairly easy matter to adjust the file parameters and either print out a photographic print yourself (if you have a color printer of good quality and good quality photographic paper), or take a disc to a photo shop, or upload it to one of many online photo services for photographic prints and mail delivery to you. If you don't know anyone who can do the Photoshop changes for you, I would be happy to have you email the big file to me and I can downsize it and email it back to you (a much faster download that way). If you need more info, please email me privately and we can continue the discussion. Barbara Joyce [EMAIL PROTECTED] Snoqualmie, WA USA > After 3 1/2 years of sporadic work, I finally finished my version of Miss > Channer's Mat in time for our exhibitions in October this year. I had it > quickly framed for the exhibit in Johannesburg and then straight on to the > Pretoria Lace Guild's exhibition. I was not entirely happy with the framing > so it then went back to the framer and then on to a second framer before it > finally came back home again, where it is now waiting for DH to drill a hole > in the wall where I can hang it and duly show off to any visitors who are > interested. From the time that I cut off the last of the 350 bobbins till > now it has hardly been in my possesion. I am dying to send a picture of it > to far flung friends, and a friend took a beautiful photo of it with her > digital camera before it was sealed behind glass for the 3rd time. She > emailed it to me, but the jpeg attachent is 1.12MB and took 45mins to > download. With all of the expertise on this list, can anyone tell me how to > make it small enough to send on to other people? Also, how to get a > photographic print made of it. > Thanks in advance > Janis Savage > t/a The Lace Place > South Africa > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - > To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: > unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
