I really liked the tutorial and hope you put more up! I am new to resin and I have a unique rock I would like to resin in a open bezel so it can be seen from both sides and hardened like cement to protect it. Any suggestions?? I sure would appreciate any help, suggestions or advice. Thanks! Deb
Where can you find double-sided pendants? I want to make a pendant necklace with an image on the front and on the back a message I wrote. if they aren't available, is there any way I could still include the quote on the back and still seal it with resin even though it doesn't have a space for it?
Hey there!Everything looks so nice and clear.I wanted to ask about alternatives though.What is Mod Podge?Is it some kind of glue?Can I use something else instead of that?And an alternative to easy cast?Can I use any kind of resins or is it a specific kind?
I want to use very thin metal artwork in a 1" silver plated blanks. Would I use a paper layer first and simply lay the metal artwork on top of the paper?
@unconventionalsenshi Sorry for the slow response! I feel like the matte has more "tooth" to it, like it is a better surface for the resin to stick to.
@jennifdrake Hey there, I don't have experience with tinting resin, but I am pretty sure that EasyCast make a product for adding color to their epoxy.
@TheNameIsKye I am using Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte. The best thing to do is try to find out if your Printer Manufacturer makes a matte paper that results in water resistant or waterproof prints.
@pixelnoggin and what printer? I've had a lot of trouble with sealing pictures, I can't seem to get it right. The Mod Podge itself makes the ink bleed when I try to coat them. Thanks!
Hi I like your tutorial, but I have a problem, I can't hear , I think is in your side, because I have both volume all the way up, so please help me in this , I want to be able to hear this tutorial, thank you keep the good work.
Thanks for the tutorial! What kind of brush are you using with the mod podge? The one I used left a lot of brush strokes. Does this not really matter in the end, after the resin goes in?
@sjacobsencarrato I use a cheap Loew Cornell nylon brush. It does leave a little bit of stroke in the dry Mod Podge, but it does not appear visible in the finished product. That burnisher is from the '90s, so I'm not sure where you might find one today, but it was made to use with transfer lettering.
I am trying to do something like this with conchos for horse tack. what kind of resin would you suggest using? it has to be very durable, waterproof and uv resistant since it will be outdoors and get a lot of use. Thanks :]
I've been wondering how to make resin jewelry. Thanks for sharing!! One question though, you mention free graphics to get started...where might they be located, exactly on your blog?
I think this is a wonderful video, and it has helped me out a lot. However, the one problem that I am continually having is when I coat my paper with ModPodge, it always smears the ink. I have been using a glossy photo paper because that's almost what it appears you use in the video. I've also tried a couple different types of paper, but all seem to smear just a little bit (enough to make the finished project look less clear). What paper do you recommend? If you have any tips, please share!
@barefootshelda Smearing is probably an indication that the ink and paper you are using is not creating a water resistant print. It might be that it is a glossy paper you are using. You may be able to get paper for your printer that will not smear, I use Epson Printers with Ultrachrome inks on Ultra Premium Presentation Matte Paper. Another option would be to have them printed somewhere, but I know that's more costly.
@jazzysher Hey there, I have selling the findings myself for a while, but I struggle to stay on top of inventory management. I am currently trying to find some other sources to recommend here.
@jazzysher Hey there, I was selling the findings, but I just can't keep up with my inventory :). So, I am looking for other people who retail these to recommend here.
I was at the craft store today and was tempted to buy resin. I couldn't find and good ring for casting. Glad I watched this. Learned more and now I know to get mod podge. :D thank you! can't wait to add this type of jewelry to my etsy lol
I'm not pc savy, could u do a remedial how to vid on how to take images, alter them to fit the size of project, get them all on same sheet like u did & what kind of paper or printer to use? I'm n artist just not dig artist.really apreciate so much if u could teach us vinyl record lovers the 21st century graphic art techniques :)
Hi John - Have you ever tried using tape instead of Mod Podge? Put your artwork on a wide piece of tape, then fold the tape in half and press out any air bubbles. Cut as close to the artwork as possible, for a nice finish... I am trying this myself for the first time.
Hi John, I absolutely love your jewelry. I am so facinated with this type of jewelry making and by the way, the music is not bothersome at all and I can hear you just fine. Anyway, I have a question, if I see something on the net can I use that as the artwork for the jewelry. I can't draw and not sure if you need to to create jewelry. Thanks again for sharing. You make it seem so easy.
Thanks very much for this series of videos! They really helped me through the process - instructions are clear and the extra tips for a good result are useful. Thanks for your time and expertise.
Thanks for the videos! So, what wholesaler do you get the ring and pendant forms from... I've looked everywhere on the net and can't find anything! I want to make these with miniature copies of my daughter's alternative paintings/drawings. Thanks!
great work - love it. Couple of things folks might want to know; you can buy large circle punches with scrapbooking supplies and if you print on photo paper you may not need hodge podge at all. Works for me anyway but I have a photo shop print for me.
Thank you so much. First video on this subject worth watching and very easy to follow. I love the art you put on the pendants and rings. You are a great artist. Thank you very much for sharing your talent!
Hi, could anyone please tell me what is an English name for those trays that are being used here? I cant find it in any uk or USA suplyers shops. Is there any special name for the earing hooks with trays for resin making as well? Do you know the shop on-line where I can get in in a bigger packet? Thank you very much!
hey man, i just cant wait to try this, but i just have a question, what kind of paper are you workin on is it photo paper, regualar printing paper also do you use a regualr ink jet printer?
I don't know if this will help you, but I actually cut out those really tiny smutty picture advertisements in the back of a hustler magazine from like 1990 & made rings... I found if you coat it well enough with mod podge any paper should be fine, my first batch actually came out perfect, no seepage or bubbles!
ps just a little fun fact I learned through trial an error, plastic rhinestones will immediately dissolve in the resin
FUNNY...I also learned through trial & error that plastic rhinestones dissolve in the resin...I thought I had this great design until....."The attack of the Resin", like the movie "The Blob"....
Love your videos but the only qualm I have is using pewter since it contains a percentage of lead in it. I won't wear pewter so I would not sell any to my customers. Do you offer a variety of metals in your casing supplies?
I, LOVE, YOU!!! I thought I was in love with the woman from resin obsession but You have taken over!!! If I covered 3 inch pieces of paper with mod podge could I dip them in resin to make them have thick coat and be durable??? If not could You give Me any suggestions??? Please and Thank You Boo, Love Mrs. Golden l.o.l. ; ) just kidding it's Juno but I do love You!!!
Awesome tutorial...I've been dying to try this but didnt know how to go about it. Your tutorials are the best by far (to me anyway :) Great job and thanks
question what kind of paper are you using? I use photo paper is that what you use? how do you get those circles so accurate WOW so hard to free hand cut circles you are awesome :))
This is a GREAT tutorial I've been looking into trying resin recently, and now I really want to try it.
I also want to know where I can buy those pendant plates. I tried looking it up online and only found the ones from delphi glass. I wanted to know if I can find those anywhere else in larger quantities. I hope you can help. thanks.
Wella, I buy those from a wholesaler, and am trying to get info from them on which of their retailers carry the rings. I'll post that here when I know.
If you google pendant plates, you'll find some suppliers for those.
I really liked the tutorial and hope you put more up! I am new to resin and I have a unique rock I would like to resin in a open bezel so it can be seen from both sides and hardened like cement to protect it. Any suggestions?? I sure would appreciate any help, suggestions or advice. Thanks! Deb
scatterfoot 4 days ago
what type of paper are you using ?
watercopper 1 week ago
I'm assuming that you used a laser printer? Just checking, just in case I decide to do this:)
ManamiJoMaxted 2 weeks ago
wish i could cut super-high speed :D
liveformusic12345678 2 weeks ago
@pixelnoggin
Where can you find double-sided pendants? I want to make a pendant necklace with an image on the front and on the back a message I wrote. if they aren't available, is there any way I could still include the quote on the back and still seal it with resin even though it doesn't have a space for it?
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EzekielSwapp 1 month ago
Can you recommend a good program to reduce my paintings to a small pendant size?
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Hey there!Everything looks so nice and clear.I wanted to ask about alternatives though.What is Mod Podge?Is it some kind of glue?Can I use something else instead of that?And an alternative to easy cast?Can I use any kind of resins or is it a specific kind?
1505Lestat 2 months ago
omg you sound like my art teacher o_o
morakiniana 3 months ago
I want to use very thin metal artwork in a 1" silver plated blanks. Would I use a paper layer first and simply lay the metal artwork on top of the paper?
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How many coats do you put on ?
nvrba 3 months ago
@unconventionalsenshi Sorry for the slow response! I feel like the matte has more "tooth" to it, like it is a better surface for the resin to stick to.
pixelnoggin 4 months ago
John, how would it work to add a small amount of food coloring or dye to have a slight tint to the epoxy?
jennifdrake 4 months ago
@jennifdrake Hey there, I don't have experience with tinting resin, but I am pretty sure that EasyCast make a product for adding color to their epoxy.
pixelnoggin 4 months ago
A one inch hole punch works great! Much easier than cutting out each and every one with scissors :0)
8092KJG 7 months ago
@8092KJG Absolutely! :) I finally got punches for most of the sizes of findings I use.
pixelnoggin 4 months ago
What type of printing paper are you useing?
TheNameIsKye 7 months ago
@TheNameIsKye I am using Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte. The best thing to do is try to find out if your Printer Manufacturer makes a matte paper that results in water resistant or waterproof prints.
pixelnoggin 4 months ago
@pixelnoggin and what printer? I've had a lot of trouble with sealing pictures, I can't seem to get it right. The Mod Podge itself makes the ink bleed when I try to coat them. Thanks!
sectvideo 3 weeks ago
***** Super cool video *****
ThePolypop 8 months ago
Great Tutorial. Thank you!!
shaunnaminnick 9 months ago
Hi I like your tutorial, but I have a problem, I can't hear , I think is in your side, because I have both volume all the way up, so please help me in this , I want to be able to hear this tutorial, thank you keep the good work.
durangordo49 10 months ago
John,
Thanks for the tutorial! What kind of brush are you using with the mod podge? The one I used left a lot of brush strokes. Does this not really matter in the end, after the resin goes in?
Also, where did you get the "burnisher"?
Thanks!
sjacobsencarrato 10 months ago
@sjacobsencarrato I use a cheap Loew Cornell nylon brush. It does leave a little bit of stroke in the dry Mod Podge, but it does not appear visible in the finished product. That burnisher is from the '90s, so I'm not sure where you might find one today, but it was made to use with transfer lettering.
pixelnoggin 4 months ago
I love Modge Podge. It dries so fast and no smearing.
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i am from venezuela but i can buy it and shipped to me many thanks
elsaalcocer1 1 year ago
I am trying to do something like this with conchos for horse tack. what kind of resin would you suggest using? it has to be very durable, waterproof and uv resistant since it will be outdoors and get a lot of use. Thanks :]
horseluvr0210 1 year ago
@horseluvr0210 Sorry for the slow response. In my experience, Easy cast is very durable and with a 1:1 mix ratio, is very easy to use.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
I've been wondering how to make resin jewelry. Thanks for sharing!! One question though, you mention free graphics to get started...where might they be located, exactly on your blog?
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@ElPip Sorry for the slow response! That free download is not currently available. I will have some available in the future.
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I think this is a wonderful video, and it has helped me out a lot. However, the one problem that I am continually having is when I coat my paper with ModPodge, it always smears the ink. I have been using a glossy photo paper because that's almost what it appears you use in the video. I've also tried a couple different types of paper, but all seem to smear just a little bit (enough to make the finished project look less clear). What paper do you recommend? If you have any tips, please share!
barefootshelda 1 year ago
@barefootshelda Smearing is probably an indication that the ink and paper you are using is not creating a water resistant print. It might be that it is a glossy paper you are using. You may be able to get paper for your printer that will not smear, I use Epson Printers with Ultrachrome inks on Ultra Premium Presentation Matte Paper. Another option would be to have them printed somewhere, but I know that's more costly.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing! What's the best kind of paper to print on for projects like this?
lorraelena 1 year ago
@lorraelena I use Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Matte in Epson printers to make my graphics. Matte surface paper works best.
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Hi John,
can you please let us know where you purchase your ring bases and photo frames?
Or just frames...
Thanks you are great and very inspiring....
jazzysher 1 year ago
Hi John,
can you please let us know where you purchse your ring bases and photo frames?
Or just frames...
Thanks you are great and very inspiring....
jazzysher 1 year ago
@jazzysher Hey there, I have selling the findings myself for a while, but I struggle to stay on top of inventory management. I am currently trying to find some other sources to recommend here.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
@pixelnoggin * have been selling :)
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
@jazzysher Hey there, I was selling the findings, but I just can't keep up with my inventory :). So, I am looking for other people who retail these to recommend here.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
John, i was wondering where you got those ring findings??
nanoux 1 year ago
@nanoux Hey there, I am working up a list of retailers and will post that here.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
your awesome ty for teaching
ceci87110 1 year ago
Hi, Love your video!! Where did you get your empty pendant holders? I don't know what to call them or where to look.
joyann8790 1 year ago
@joyann8790 You can google pendant tray and you will find some. I am working on a list of retailers to post here.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
I was at the craft store today and was tempted to buy resin. I couldn't find and good ring for casting. Glad I watched this. Learned more and now I know to get mod podge. :D thank you! can't wait to add this type of jewelry to my etsy lol
courtchaosx 1 year ago
Is that an owl-shaped piggy bank in the background? :)
nomiesbutt999 1 year ago
@nomiesbutt999 It is :)
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
thanks for the tutorial videos, john
magprae 1 year ago
I'm not pc savy, could u do a remedial how to vid on how to take images, alter them to fit the size of project, get them all on same sheet like u did & what kind of paper or printer to use? I'm n artist just not dig artist.really apreciate so much if u could teach us vinyl record lovers the 21st century graphic art techniques :)
LoriliLee 1 year ago
@LoriliLee I'll certainly consider that and post it here if I do!
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AdinJewelry 1 year ago
Ma si usa la colla vinicola per attaccare la carta???
alidvt 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your CLEAR directions!
EventingAce 1 year ago
It's Mod Podge, not Modge Podge. C'mon, it's on the bottle in big letters!
blackadder999 1 year ago
Where do you buy the pewter pendants?
Great tutorial. Love the music.
AKrotulski 1 year ago
Hi John - Have you ever tried using tape instead of Mod Podge? Put your artwork on a wide piece of tape, then fold the tape in half and press out any air bubbles. Cut as close to the artwork as possible, for a nice finish... I am trying this myself for the first time.
raysofgreys 1 year ago
Do you print out your images on regular paper, or do you have to use photo paper? Nice tutorial!
Redisaid 1 year ago
@Redisaid I use a matte surface paper that is photo quality. I don't use glossy or lustre surface because I suspect it would resist the ModPodge.
I use an Epson Printer with UltraChrome inks that produce a highly water resistant print.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
Excellent, John! Do you use photo paper for your images, or can regular paper be used?
Redisaid 1 year ago
For those that would like to know of somewhere that carries the supplies, try photo jewelry making. I hope this helps you all.
katynotary 1 year ago
Hi John, I absolutely love your jewelry. I am so facinated with this type of jewelry making and by the way, the music is not bothersome at all and I can hear you just fine. Anyway, I have a question, if I see something on the net can I use that as the artwork for the jewelry. I can't draw and not sure if you need to to create jewelry. Thanks again for sharing. You make it seem so easy.
katynotary 1 year ago
Thanks John, this is a great tutoril session 1, 2 & 3, it has saved me a lot of possible mishaps. this is great.
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Hi John....I was wondering if I was to use stickers instead of paper, do I still need to coat with mod podge?? Thanks!
christina8883 1 year ago
Hi John....I was wondering if I was to use stickers instead of paper, do i still need to coat with mod podge? Thanks!
christina8883 1 year ago
@christina8883 I recommend always coating whatever you use for art with ModPodge.
pixelnoggin 1 year ago
Thanks very much for this series of videos! They really helped me through the process - instructions are clear and the extra tips for a good result are useful. Thanks for your time and expertise.
suhanfling 1 year ago
who goes to this much trouble for ADJUSTABLE rings? just sayin'
hotdogagua 1 year ago
Hello. Have any of you seen my new Jewelry design???
maaretdesigns 1 year ago
Thanks for the videos! So, what wholesaler do you get the ring and pendant forms from... I've looked everywhere on the net and can't find anything! I want to make these with miniature copies of my daughter's alternative paintings/drawings. Thanks!
TheBlooFerry 1 year ago
Where do you get your pendants or ring ?? Id like to make some pendant
thegoddess1976 1 year ago
nice vid , i like your designs
I have a question where do you get those rings or pendants ??
thegoddess1976 1 year ago
MOD Podge.
gailyanne 1 year ago
MOD PODGE! Hello!!!!!!!
gailyanne 1 year ago
search ZiennaHelp
for more awsome jewelry stuff!
ZiennaHelp 1 year ago
What on earth is Modge Podge? Is it glue, resin, acrylic? what?
Winksartist 1 year ago
were can u get the pictures
purpleyoyo24 1 year ago
great.
thanks for sharing
Tanaz89 1 year ago
a crafty man I love it!
amberlbrowning 1 year ago
Nice tutorial! However, you're saying the name of the product improperly. ;)
Fashnvictm 1 year ago
I use Glossy paper and I found some resin in a great trial format from a seller on Etsy.
soleilangela 2 years ago
1-what kind of paper do you use to print images? Do you ever use glossy photgraphy?
2- What kind of Mod Podge do you use ("classic", "paper", etc)? Have you ever used it on glossy paper?
PalefaceOnline 2 years ago
This is a great tute.. Thank you... Just fyi.. it's pronounced MOD Podge (not modge podge). Briliant.. I am going to try this.
judysheart 2 years ago
great work - love it. Couple of things folks might want to know; you can buy large circle punches with scrapbooking supplies and if you print on photo paper you may not need hodge podge at all. Works for me anyway but I have a photo shop print for me.
jodiwest 2 years ago
sound sucks
helicrashpro 2 years ago
i lovee youuu!
:D
thank you for this.
mossykittyy 2 years ago
this was very helpful! Thank you.
ArtistOliviaPeach 2 years ago
Where can I buy this resin online? I'm from Spain and can't find it here... Thank you!!
Villabril 2 years ago
What kind of paper is it?
UnperfectisPerfect 2 years ago
where i can buy this pendants???
kitebabe05 2 years ago
Etsy
UnperfectisPerfect 2 years ago
very interesting
kitebabe05 2 years ago
Thank you so much. First video on this subject worth watching and very easy to follow. I love the art you put on the pendants and rings. You are a great artist. Thank you very much for sharing your talent!
belare1 2 years ago 4
Does anyone know where you can get the pendents??
joflikk 2 years ago
Hi, could anyone please tell me what is an English name for those trays that are being used here? I cant find it in any uk or USA suplyers shops. Is there any special name for the earing hooks with trays for resin making as well? Do you know the shop on-line where I can get in in a bigger packet? Thank you very much!
MrsBerki 2 years ago
silver pewter pendant casing
JackedYourSwing 2 years ago
hey man, i just cant wait to try this, but i just have a question, what kind of paper are you workin on is it photo paper, regualar printing paper also do you use a regualr ink jet printer?
liza00005 2 years ago
I don't know if this will help you, but I actually cut out those really tiny smutty picture advertisements in the back of a hustler magazine from like 1990 & made rings... I found if you coat it well enough with mod podge any paper should be fine, my first batch actually came out perfect, no seepage or bubbles!
ps just a little fun fact I learned through trial an error, plastic rhinestones will immediately dissolve in the resin
deadthelma 2 years ago
@deadthelma
FUNNY...I also learned through trial & error that plastic rhinestones dissolve in the resin...I thought I had this great design until....."The attack of the Resin", like the movie "The Blob"....
CraftyNelle 1 year ago
@CraftyNelle That's good to know Nelle :)
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I'd like to know this as well!
airtightnoodle 2 years ago
Love your videos but the only qualm I have is using pewter since it contains a percentage of lead in it. I won't wear pewter so I would not sell any to my customers. Do you offer a variety of metals in your casing supplies?
THEGRINNINGDOGGY 2 years ago
I, LOVE, YOU!!! I thought I was in love with the woman from resin obsession but You have taken over!!! If I covered 3 inch pieces of paper with mod podge could I dip them in resin to make them have thick coat and be durable??? If not could You give Me any suggestions??? Please and Thank You Boo, Love Mrs. Golden l.o.l. ; ) just kidding it's Juno but I do love You!!!
junodlove 2 years ago
Hi - can you help me to find half bubble pendant molds?
adamatova 2 years ago
Thanks so much for sharing this.I have been wanting to try this but didnt know how.Now I cant wait to try it.
jewelryseller 2 years ago
chill out.
idgirl97 3 years ago
this is wonderful. thanks.
idgirl97 3 years ago
If I may ask where do you get your ring and pendant molds? I would love to make my own however I am having a hard time finding molds like that.
fantashablue 3 years ago
I have a question, where do you get the pewter pendant casings?
pandorart 3 years ago
Omg i love you. YOU GENIUS.
WatermelonPeppermint 3 years ago
Looks great.
Thanks for sharing this.
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WilkersonBricore 3 years ago
Let me join the chorus of people singing your praise. Thank you so much for posting this!
One quick question tho. Is there anything you would suggest doing differently if I were to use a photo and not a printed image?
forevergeek 3 years ago 4
Quick question on the print out. Your print outs, where they done with injet? Any specific type of paper?
I have been wanting to do this for ages, I don't recall how I found you but I AM SOOOO HAPPY I DID!!!
hmgdesigns 3 years ago
I hear you FrostX :)
I now know the correct pronunciation. Surprising how many people were unaware that it is not Modge.
pixelnoggin 3 years ago
Superb tutorial. Thank you!
dipper45 3 years ago
Hey John
Awesome tutorial...I've been dying to try this but didnt know how to go about it. Your tutorials are the best by far (to me anyway :) Great job and thanks
~Kayla
WhiteHouseRedDoor 3 years ago 2
Hi John love your tuts!!! thanks
question what kind of paper are you using? I use photo paper is that what you use? how do you get those circles so accurate WOW so hard to free hand cut circles you are awesome :))
dkany 3 years ago
This is a GREAT tutorial I've been looking into trying resin recently, and now I really want to try it.
I also want to know where I can buy those pendant plates. I tried looking it up online and only found the ones from delphi glass. I wanted to know if I can find those anywhere else in larger quantities. I hope you can help. thanks.
ajazzydancer 3 years ago
I LOVE YOU OFFICALLY!!
THANK YOU!!!
you inspired me to make some resin jewelry
I cant wait!!!!
you just made my day!!!!
LittleChiChi 3 years ago
awesome help thanks!
XxPinupmommyxX 3 years ago
thanks so much for a great tutorial--SO MANY PEOPLE miss the sealing step, and wonder why happened. thanks!
dullard5000 3 years ago
Thanks Smiles and Sunshine and Jennifer.
Wella, I buy those from a wholesaler, and am trying to get info from them on which of their retailers carry the rings. I'll post that here when I know.
If you google pendant plates, you'll find some suppliers for those.
pixelnoggin 3 years ago
where do you get those metal forms?
wella30000 3 years ago 6
@wella30000
They're called Bezels (Bezel Trays) and they're expensive.
St0pTheNoise 1 year ago
I found your thread on craftster. I just wanted to say thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I added it to my favorites.
Your etsyy shop has been in my favorites column for months. You're awesome.
jenniferofthejungle 3 years ago 4
Very cool!
smilesandsunshine1 3 years ago 3