Border Set 1   Border Set 2 Border Set 3 Border Set 4 Border Set 5 Border Set 6 Using most of these sets will require some fairly sophisticated editing of HTML tables. All of the sets are made up of individual pieces that can be combined to construct borders of all sorts of shapes and sizes. You can copy the HTML code for my examples to use as a starting point. A visual editor would make editing these tables MUCH simpler! In general I recommend Macromedia's DreamWeaver as a visual HTML editor.

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These designs are all copyright Bradley W. Schenck, 1997 & 1998, but may be used without fee by individuals for non-commercial web projects. If you're building your own web site, and you don't make money from the site, feel free to use these designs. If you are profiting by building a site for someone else, do not use them. If you are creating your own commercial site, do not use them. If you want to use one of these designs as a tattoo, a stationery design for your personal email, or want to make an object for your own use (not for sale) using one of these designs, go ahead. It is specifically prohibited for anyone other than the artist to include these images in a collection of clip art, whether for profit or not. Got it?

If you use these designs on your web pages, I would be grateful for a credit and, if possible, a link to: http://www.webomator.com/bws.