Bloggers Who Embellish Webring!
(and not embellishing their speech, just their art!)

 

We're MOVING the ring! Yay!

After years of dealing with Ringsurf and their lack of customer service along with tools to help make this a better ring, we have decided to move the ring over to Webring.com. Bear with us and I will post new instructions to this page very soon!

Welcome to folks who bead, quilt, are fiber artists, dollmakers, historical embroiderers and costumers, and embellish all sorts of cool stuff! I'm eager to see who joins!

Rules:

• Any blogs that don't update for 3 months will be deleted. Ring members are welcome to email me if a blog hasn't been updated so I can delete them. If you start posting regularly again, please feel free to apply to the ring again!
• You must paste the ring code on your blog. I check all of the blogs independently, so I know if the code is on there. I do not know if you've deleted it off if you're not interested tho! So, please, if you want to be removed from the ring (or need to make any changes and can't access your account), email me.
• I only approve blogs in the queue on the weekend - if you've been in there for a bit, don't worry! I'm only one person!

New to webrings??

What is a WebRing: A WebRing is an Internet service and concept which links together a group of sites that have the same theme. In each WebRing, member Web sites have banded together to form their sites into linked circles. Their purpose: to allow more visitors to reach them quickly and easily. Each site is linked to another by a simple navigation bar. Generally, users can navigate forwards, backwards, skipping a certain number of sites, visit sites randomly, or see a list of all the sites on the ring.

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