Good morning. A quick in and out before I go to Crafty Club. It has been brought to my attention, by two people in fact, (thank you both), that Josie Russell is a brilliant artist and has a web site. I've had a look and her textile art is lovely. Worth a look for all you crafty people out there, and non crafty who want to buy greetings cards which are based on her designs.
I'm putting a call out to all bloggers to check their comments for spammers. I am getting a few disguised as real comments. Automated spam is not getting through now since Blogger changed things, but there are still some who will try. They appear to be friendly, and write a few words in connection with the post topic. Their link is embedded in their user name, so check them out before publishing. Another clue is that English is not their first language. Mum has a spam comment on her blog at the moment. If you want to keep your blog clean moderate your comments. Why let all and sundry use your hard work as a platform for their business.
Checking out. Catch ya later.
Toodle pip
Alchemy
5 hours ago
The art work is lovely on that site and the fat quarter material is a bargain........
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and so good to hear that she uses upcycled materials I love her colour choices and it was interesting to hear that they are based on where she lives. Thanks for sharing. Catriona
ReplyDeleteYes I did look it up and it was a bit of spam but I'd clicked publish before I'd checked. I'll go and see whether I can get it off.
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There, it's gone. Thanks Ilona.
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You have to watch 'em, Mum. I think we are smarter than they realize.
DeleteSo far, everything is caught as either spam or comments awaiting moderation.
ReplyDeleteI thought I recognised the name. Not only a talented artist but an incredibly brave young woman.
ReplyDeleteSpam is a nuisance, but blogger and google are the best of the bunch for filtering it, I have found.
ReplyDeleteJosie is a wonderful artist and person, as is her stepsister Jessie Chorley..the same age as my children when we all lived in the same valley in North Wales