Tuesday, April 3, 2012

No Tuesday Tutorial :-( No Not This Week

What can I say?

I just couldn't find one that was easily added. But I'll try, I'll try and maybe there will be one next week on how to do Facebook timelines? In any case, I'll show you my new timeline. Lucky you! LOL



Facebook will automatically add your own profile picture to the bottom left. There's no getting around that part. This one was done with a layered template in PSE 10, but hopefully I can find something simpler for those of you who don't work with CS or PSE.

Next week. Crossing my fingers and toes.
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