crazyquilter56

I was wondering if you like a pic that someone has posted and want to do one down the line somewhere in the near future will it still be on here or could you copy the pic and keep it as a reference later eg: folded dahila there are so many nice ones.

Quiltforme

You can right click and save the photo and you can also bookmark the page to come back at a later time. just hit the bookmark button above your avatar and then save

Grambi

I don't know the answer, but hope someone does as that's a good question.

ThreadHead

I just pulled the heart over to my favorites and saved it

Also, if you see a picture you want to keep, you can put that picture in the middle of your screen and hit print/screen in the upper right hand side of your keyboard.
Then go to your Paint program, Edit, paste. You can clean it up, crop it and save it to any folder you want.
Syl

jayelee

I save the photo so I remember what it looks like You could also print it out so you have it to look at

Kitsie

There is a tutorial for the folded dahlia:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116058-1.htm That you can bookmark for yourself. You can also bookmark any of the post with pictures you like.

I right-click on a picture and do the "save image as" function and it'll download for you.

justflyingin

I right click and save it in a folder called "quilt related" which includes PDFs and other instructions I want to keep. I've learned not to count on things being there later.

Too many times I've gone back later and the pattern or picture have been pulled and I can't access them anymore.

I usually rename the picture so I know what quilt it is.

amma

Pictures and topics will be here as long as the board is still going :D:D:D

KandiKane

I copy what I like ,, I drag and drop on my desk top then put it in my folder as "Patterns " then I can come back later to it..

QuiltnNan

When I do this, in choosing a name for the picture, I use the name of the quilt shown, the date, the name of the board member and that they are QB [quiltingboard]. That way, I will know who to credit for the inspiration if I ever get to make a similar quilt.