Top 11 best Simple Awesome Background Images or Patterns for Your Website or Blog


             In previous post we learnt how to add background so today I am here with some best background images for you blog or website.  Blogger provide a collection of background images but these not give blog a website like feel so I collect some Images for you. I think you will like it?

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Must Check After Changing Background

1. Image must not take too much load time.
2. Image is suitable on your blog or not?
3. Image must be relevant to your site. Plain background images are suitable on all types blogs as you see below  images. 



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I think these background images will work well for your site. Post your suggestion, Ideas about Blogger Explorer in comment box. Hope to see you again J

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