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twitterday: changing the look


I love simplicity in design, so for a while, i didn't have a problem with a super basic look for my Twitter page. But then I realized that maybe it needed a little something. I mean, I wouldn't leave my blog with only a little photo of me, and nothing else to say what this is is all about, right? Right.

So I looked for a tutorial on how to create and add a custom background. I found this one, and it was just what I needed! Here's what I ended up with:
Twitter Background
The strip of pattern goes all the way down the edge, and I love it!

But maybe you don't want something only in the top corner. Maybe you want a pattern that covers the entire background? I've been wanting to create some fresh new patterns, and maybe you have some ideas?

Leave me a comment with some patterns and colors you'd like to be able to add to your Twitter or blog background, and next week, I might just have some here for you to download. Really!

11 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:40 PM

    Mollie
    Thanks for the link to the tutorial on mashable. I like the Justine Ezeraik (@ijustine) background. How about a background with your pic hugging the olive?

    For my account, I want something that looks like paper photo corners and polaroid-y. I love those little corners, not sure why! Something like this: http://shadowhousecreations.blogspot.com/2010/02/old-polaroid-with-corners.html

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  2. I like the simplicity of yours, it looks really good like that! my twitter page is so random lol I would love to find something that has crochet down the side or even something that looks embroidered would look cool

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  3. I like what you've done. Very cool.

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  4. I agree...I read an article about Twitter that says one of the biggest mistakes people make is not personalizing their pages enough. I like the simplicity of yours & the fact that it fits in nicely with your brand.

    I recently found this pattern (via Young House Love) & I can't stop thinking about ways to use it:

    http://www.royaldesignstudio.com/shop_stencils_detail.php?id=1686

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  5. Wow! That's so cool! :) I think a cute backround could be maybe birds, peas in a pod, something related to embroidery...those are my ideas. I hope this is helpful! :)

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  6. Oh, gosh! I would love something peacock! I LOVE your style, Mollie and really love your little faced characters! :D

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  7. Ideas are forming in my head... I'm so excited to work on these patterns!

    And peacock will most certainly make an appearance. It's one of my favorite colors right now!

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  8. So cute! I would love something with yarn balls. Don't know how difficult that is, but it's always super difficult to find an attractive yarn background.

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  9. My quilting club is named ""The Glory Bee's" If I was smart, I would do a subtle yellow with "Bee's" buzz buzz buzzing all around some simple stemmed "stick" flowers. What do you think?

    Jeanne.....who is sorry she has been absent for so long but with a little set back with the "ugly word (cancer)" I am not on the healing roll and ready to rock the town around!!!!

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  10. Oops, that is supposed to be ""I am now on a healing roll

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  11. Jeanne! I'm so happy to hear that you're recovering! Love your bees idea!

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