Thats beautifull Inreall dont understand why people hit the thumbs down when some whi is so selfless takes time out to show people how to create something wonderfull. I love it
I thought I had posted a comment yesterday, but not seeing it when I came back to write down the types of paint, etc.... This is brilliant! I like how you put the painted side facing the wall, so the side facing the room can be cleaned as necessary without worrying about accidentally taking the paint off, etc. Bravo!
I just made my own with a picture of my dog and I sandwiched the painted side with a piece of thin plexiglass from the hobby store. It works perfectly to protect against dust, dirt and touchy little fingers.You can still see the 3D effect as well.
Wish I was still teaching teenagers, this would be a great art project for them. I can’t remember even one of them that wasn’t into graphic novels and drawing their versions of favorite characters. Many of them drew their own original designs and since the traditional nature of that style is outlined, it would be a great fit. My youngest daughter has a degree in animation and game design. I might have to secretly “borrow” one of her original plates & try my hand at this faux stained glass. I think it would be a great birthday present for her. tfs this idea!
Love that idea. I have one that's super simple, cute animals sayin some adult phrases, not the usual ones I see, the mandalas w cuss words. I don't know that I could do the mandala ones. Just started a Celtic type one today!
I like the dark! So pretty. Also, thanks for sharing your awesome studio. It’s nice to see a real life creative place. After watching all these TH-cam DIYers, I was starting to wonder if I was the only messy crafter. 😂🤣
Us crafters are ‘messy’ or ‘hoarders’ (I’m not talking about worrysome extremes here) by necessity. My own place is tidy by most standards, my floors are clear but I keep a good stash of many different supplies at hand. Who wants having to run to the store for lack of supplies? What if our brain fancies starting one more project to add to the current list of UFOs (unfinished objects)? Aaahhh.... the pitfalls of having a creative and maybe scattered mind....
For the "leading" lines, you can buy liquid lead in small squeeze bottles to use instead of drawing lines. Drys quickly. It also offers the depth and prevents any color run over
I did a massive faux stained glass nativity scene a few years back. Similar techniques, with different materials. I love the crystal clear color that you achieved using inks to color the clear glue. I filled an ice cube tray with clear glue instead of many cups. Then added tiny amounts of acrylic paint (with tip of a toothpick kind of tiny!) until I achieved colors I wanted. It came out beautiful, but was a lot more time consuming and IMO not as crystal clear as you’ve achieved here with inks in no time at all.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 it would be their loss to not see it through. I find that if you skip around and tutorials- you end up botching your project! 🤓
This is wonderful! My home has some stained glass that’s a mix of clear and semi-opaque, and since I wanted to try that, I did a little experimenting. You can add a tiny bit of cornstarch or chalk dust to make them kind of opaque like a Tiffany work. Also, paint in place of ink makes it very opaque so if you fill an area with a little regularly coloured clear glue, you can swirl in some paint-glue with a brush handle or toothpick or even a small enough brush for a really fun marbled effect
I know im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Jeremy Crosby i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I've always admired real stained glass,but never had the $ or time to take classes.Thank you for sharing this tutorial. This is something I feel confident that I could accomplish. And I really like the recycle idea too as we tend to have a abundant supply in our thrift stores here,I have been inspired now to do some Christmas gifts now! Which I kinda lost the creativity bug for a few years but this has sparked a light in me.I can't wait to start!
1:28 I hit subscribe. Right after the magic words "Dollar store". That fits my budget :) Thank you for sharing your info and experience. I appreciate it. Stay healthy.
I loved this project. I had done these yrs ago but bought the ready made liquid lead. No I cant find it any more. Now I can make my own. Thanks!! Btw I have painted old mat boards with craft paint with great results
Oh my.... I will have to think of a pattern and do this for Christmas ornaments next year!! Thank you for the idea. Lol...look for a faux stained glass ornament video next November or December.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 You might try those clear plastic ornaments that you can open and snap back together...that way you can paint it from the inside. It will be easier to keep clean and when packing away, nothing will cause the artwork to stick to anything touching it and pulling it off the ornament! They also make some nicer glass hinged ornaments, as well.
Wow absolutely amazing and easy to make. It's time to get creative 👍❤. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe everyone worldwide against the Covid-19 virus 😷
Omg of all the searching for faux stained glass.. how have I not seen your videos? Simply beautiful.. great job! Going to try this for sure! Everything til your video looked horrible ..(they looked faux!) didn’t want to waste my time.. thank you so much!
loved this so cool and so easy and no chemicals no soldering iron and expensive glass for the real thing. this was an amazing project cant wait to try it . so awesome
Thank you so much! I found you by accident but will utilize your genius with my grandkids so they can make Mothers Day gifts for their moms. I love it!!! Very grateful!
Pretty cool! I bet you could repurpose one of those really thin line glue bottles for very delicate line work as well. I've bought old picture frames from thrift stores to make into weaving looms, and now I have a project for the glass, so thanks 😊 Edit: Using India ink instead of acrylic paint in the faux lead mixture might help keep the glue viscosity thin enough to flow through narrow nozzles but still maintain that deep black.
I have used the kind of electrical tape that is more pliable for outlines. Cut it into thin strips with an exacto blade. Fill it in with food coloring mixed with Elmer's Glue. It's long-lasting even in a sunny window.
Sue, I can't find your comment..but wanted to respond. The question I believe was 'Can you use acrylic paints instead of the ink and clear glue?' Yes, but you will not achieve a stained glass look. Instead, you will have a reverse painting affect.
I have a window overlooks a neighbors house and I feel self conscious when standing by to work. I have thought of all kinds of things to try to create privacy but not block the light. But nothing has been successful. But now I think I might give this a try. Thank you.
I have seen some people apply rice paper to a window for complete privacy, but you would not be able to look outside... (I think they just wet the paper and/or window and smoothed the paper on, then it would be easy to simply peel off) unless you left a diamond shape in the center or some other type of peep hole.
That's really good to know how to create your own medium to work than buying expensive material from the market. You saved a lot of my money and display my Talent. Thanks a tonn.
Thanks! I hope you get a chance to try this. You may want to read through the other comments. There have been sone great questions posed about this process.
You are very talented. I enjoyed watching you create this and I was inspired to try and create my own stained glass creation. Thank you for sharing your creative spirit. God bless you.
I was thinking that you could use white glue and inks to create milk glass kinds of areas that are translucent rather than transparent , and also using plain glue, dripping in and then swirling ink into the glue for glass that has a more swirled texture to it. Oh, and you could also apply the glue mixture and then use different things like bubble wrap, sponge ,etc to create textured glass sections. I can't wait to try this out.
Wow! This is the BEST DIY faux stained glass I've seen. I have searched and watched many and they made me think this level was not possible with clear glue and acrylic paint. I almost decided to just by glass paint. Thank you for this great tutorial!
Thank you so my for this video, you are a truly talented artist and teacher ...I am just entering the world of arts and crafts and your demonstration and clear instructions have given me the confidence to give this a go!
I liked the pic that was in the frame - dont throw it out! Btw - I'd make the same project but with clear plexiglass in the frame. Could also outline the edges with black and not use a frame. Just epoxy hooks on the back to hang.
Do you sell the easy faux stained glass barn. I looked on your etsy shop but didn't see it. My barn is being restored & this would be perfect. I wondered what price would be. You could email me. I want to try this but at this time have lots of projects going on. Thank you.
Very creative video ! There used to be kits sold with faux leaded dividers but your idea is much easier and even looks better. I live near a church that was feeding the homeless and there was a mentally ill person who was told not to come back….so he broke into the church and smashed 10 of their 100 year old stained glass windows and it was heartbreaking because you cannot get that glass anymore….the only good thing is that he did not damage the largest windows….the church recently sold and I am going to tell the new owners about your video to see if they can maybe replicate what is now gone forever. THANK YOU !
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Who would have thought. This actually looks like stained glass. Love it.
Yes!!... and it is so easy to do.
Thats beautifull Inreall dont understand why people hit the thumbs down when some whi is so selfless takes time out to show people how to create something wonderfull. I love it
Thank you. I agree.
I thought I had posted a comment yesterday, but not seeing it when I came back to write down the types of paint, etc.... This is brilliant! I like how you put the painted side facing the wall, so the side facing the room can be cleaned as necessary without worrying about accidentally taking the paint off, etc. Bravo!
I just made my own with a picture of my dog and I sandwiched the painted side with a piece of thin plexiglass from the hobby store. It works perfectly to protect against dust, dirt and touchy little fingers.You can still see the 3D effect as well.
Wish I was still teaching teenagers, this would be a great art project for them. I can’t remember even one of them that wasn’t into graphic novels and drawing their versions of favorite characters. Many of them drew their own original designs and since the traditional nature of that style is outlined, it would be a great fit. My youngest daughter has a degree in animation and game design. I might have to secretly “borrow” one of her original plates & try my hand at this faux stained glass. I think it would be a great birthday present for her. tfs this idea!
This is am amazing idea!
7:30am I am going to try with the adult coloring book for outline! Some of those books have gorgeous pages💜thank you for the video
That might work out very well. I would love to see your results.
Great idea!
I second that! Awesome idea! I have a couple of those colouring books, be interested in how you got on. ☺️
That’s a great idea!
Love that idea. I have one that's super simple, cute animals sayin some adult phrases, not the usual ones I see, the mandalas w cuss words. I don't know that I could do the mandala ones. Just started a Celtic type one today!
I SO enjoyed this faux stained glass demonstration. I appreciated you talking slowly. Thank you!
I like the dark! So pretty. Also, thanks for sharing your awesome studio. It’s nice to see a real life creative place. After watching all these TH-cam DIYers, I was starting to wonder if I was the only messy crafter. 😂🤣
Ha ha thanks...oh there are parts that are pretty darn messy in here.
Us crafters are ‘messy’ or ‘hoarders’ (I’m not talking about worrysome extremes here) by necessity. My own place is tidy by most standards, my floors are clear but I keep a good stash of many different supplies at hand. Who wants having to run to the store for lack of supplies? What if our brain fancies starting one more project to add to the current list of UFOs (unfinished objects)? Aaahhh.... the pitfalls of having a creative and maybe scattered mind....
For the "leading" lines, you can buy liquid lead in small squeeze bottles to use instead of drawing lines. Drys quickly. It also offers the depth and prevents any color run over
That is Awesome idea do you have a picture of liquid lead
Liquid lead melting point is 327.5 °C. Did you mean something different ? I'm confused.
@@efethecaptain6 Lead is also the name for the black lines, google liquid lead :)
Yes, but it doesn't seem to stick to the glass as long.
I did a massive faux stained glass nativity scene a few years back. Similar techniques,
with different materials. I love the crystal clear color that you achieved using inks to color the clear glue. I filled an ice cube tray with clear glue instead of many cups. Then added tiny amounts of acrylic paint (with tip of a toothpick kind of tiny!) until I achieved colors I wanted. It came out beautiful, but was a lot more time consuming and IMO not as crystal clear as you’ve achieved here with inks in no time at all.
I did this and instead of putting the tiny pins/nails into the back I hot glued all around it. No possibilitiy of accidently breaking the glass.
That's a good idea bc I broke my window pane
Thanks much for the hack
Great idea
I like that you did this in real time , instead of just showing us the after effects of steps.
Thank you. Sometimes I actually need to trim videos. It is so hard for most people to maintain attention to a video that lasts longer than 10 minutes.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 it would be their loss to not see it through. I find that if you skip around and tutorials- you end up botching your project! 🤓
Lovely project. I will try this with my grandchildren.
Love it!
Came out pretty, I like the way you tinted the colors with the greens and blues.
Beautiful ! Thank you for showing us!
Ur fantastic looks like the real thing in my church would like very much trying it
This is wonderful! My home has some stained glass that’s a mix of clear and semi-opaque, and since I wanted to try that, I did a little experimenting. You can add a tiny bit of cornstarch or chalk dust to make them kind of opaque like a Tiffany work. Also, paint in place of ink makes it very opaque so if you fill an area with a little regularly coloured clear glue, you can swirl in some paint-glue with a brush handle or toothpick or even a small enough brush for a really fun marbled effect
I know im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Jeremy Crosby i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jeremy Crosby It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out!
@Mekhi Zyaire No problem =)
I want to see this
It turned out beautiful! Thank you for the clear and concise instructions!
BEAUTIFUL.. REALLY FUN AND CHEAP TO DO. THANK YOU SO MUCH MY FRIEND🙏🙏😍👍😃💜💚✌️
I've always admired real stained glass,but never had the $ or time to take classes.Thank you for sharing this tutorial. This is something I feel confident that I could accomplish. And I really like the recycle idea too as we tend to have a abundant supply in our thrift stores here,I have been inspired now to do some Christmas gifts now! Which I kinda lost the creativity bug for a few years but this has sparked a light in me.I can't wait to start!
So happy to inspire!
1:28 I hit subscribe.
Right after the magic words "Dollar store".
That fits my budget :)
Thank you for sharing your info and experience.
I appreciate it.
Stay healthy.
Ha ha... I know..right?
I loved this project. I had done these yrs ago but bought the ready made liquid lead. No I cant find it any more. Now I can make my own. Thanks!!
Btw I have painted old mat boards with craft paint with great results
Wow love it! I also noticed the comments and there's fabulous ideas on making a loom out of the frame as well! Definitely will try this project!
So glad you are inspired!
This was the first time I've watched your channel....and this is AMAZING!!!
I am going to give this a try. Thank you for sharing.
Have fun
Beautifull and easy always wanted to learn how to paint stain glass.
This is fantastic! I'll bet this would be terrific on clear glass Christmas ornaments, too.
Oh my.... I will have to think of a pattern and do this for Christmas ornaments next year!! Thank you for the idea. Lol...look for a faux stained glass ornament video next November or December.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 Glad you liked it; I look forward to the video.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 You might try those clear plastic ornaments that you can open and snap back together...that way you can paint it from the inside. It will be easier to keep clean and when packing away, nothing will cause the artwork to stick to anything touching it and pulling it off the ornament! They also make some nicer glass hinged ornaments, as well.
Wow absolutely amazing and easy to make. It's time to get creative 👍❤. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe everyone worldwide against the Covid-19 virus 😷
I hope you get a chance to try this.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 I will I have an old glass framed on metal.
@@karenp7601 I am going to try this on aluminum foil or parchment paper to see if I can peel it off when it is set.
@@artempouriumarteveryonecan6703 oh that would so cool if it works. Let me know how it turns out 👍
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. For sharing your ideas. ❤
Brilliant, and a grandkid-friendly project.
I love this technique and how gorgeous your "stained glass" turned out! I can't wait to try this! Thank you so much for posting this video!
You will love how easy this is to do.
Woooow good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
This was mind blowing! Never thought it’s actually do-able! I’m getting some supplies right away. Thank you so SO much for sharing! ❤️
I am so happy!!
That's Too Nice 😁😁😁, Amazing And Color--ful
I hope you get a chance to try this.
Big like 💪 👍
NC color's and pouring 💐 👍
Omg of all the searching for faux stained glass.. how have I not seen your videos? Simply beautiful.. great job! Going to try this for sure! Everything til your video looked horrible ..(they looked faux!) didn’t want to waste my time.. thank you so much!
VERY nice! Looks pretty easy with enough patience and time. TFS!
loved this so cool and so easy and no chemicals no soldering iron and expensive glass for the real thing. this was an amazing project cant wait to try it . so awesome
Nothing can beat the real thing...but..thank you...this definitely comes close.
Beautiful work. What a joy it would be to recieve this as a homade gift to a family member. I will be doing this for Christmas this year.
Please do!
I'm glad you added the black lines to the barn door. Very pretty! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
This is so much more economical than the resin method I've been doing. THANK YOU
There are a few videos on how to do this. Your finished product looks the best! Thanks for sharing.
I love glass painting it is so satisfying 😍😍😍😍🙂🙂
Wow super sharing very beautiful color combination 👍
Thank you
I can’t wait to make some of these!! This is the perfect craft for me and my daughter to try! Thank you so much for sharing 🥰
You really should find a class that make it with glass it’s so therapeutic
I have. Thank you
Beautiful. Especially the last display with the trees behind in the garden
Wow! I love the design, materials and finished look!! This is so beautiful!!
this is being done today!!! this is whats UP! THANKS FOR THIS Oh you did this during the Covidilize Period😃wonderfull
This is brilliant. And the picture you held up at the beginning, a Dragonfly I think it was gorgeous 😍
Thank you so much. I hope you have a chance to try it.
I am surprised at how nicely a simple painting could turn out! Keep on!
It's very nice!
Perfect for my playlist "Bricolage" and my playlist "Tutos". 👍
Thank you so much! I found you by accident but will utilize your genius with my grandkids so they can make Mothers Day gifts for their moms. I love it!!! Very grateful!
Wonderful!
Pretty cool! I bet you could repurpose one of those really thin line glue bottles for very delicate line work as well. I've bought old picture frames from thrift stores to make into weaving looms, and now I have a project for the glass, so thanks 😊
Edit: Using India ink instead of acrylic paint in the faux lead mixture might help keep the glue viscosity thin enough to flow through narrow nozzles but still maintain that deep black.
Great ideas
Im going to be doing this on my door. this is so pretty and so cool. Thank you for jumping on and sharing
I have used the kind of electrical tape that is more pliable for outlines. Cut it into thin strips with an exacto blade. Fill it in with food coloring mixed with Elmer's Glue. It's long-lasting even in a sunny window.
This is a talented lady.Thank u for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you.
Very good so much...
Sue, I can't find your comment..but wanted to respond. The question I believe was 'Can you use acrylic paints instead of the ink and clear glue?'
Yes, but you will not achieve a stained glass look. Instead, you will have a reverse painting affect.
I have had luck making my own custom colors using regular white school glue with food coloring, or alcohol Inks.
absolutely amazing!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent! I didn't know this glue would stay on glass.
This video is so awesome!!!! I was looking on Etsy for a while for stained glass window hangings and this is way better option!! Thanks so much!
It's really very nice and quiet refreshing, thank you so much, that is beautiful!
Looks great! Amazing how well it turned out for being a faux stained glass. Definitely going to try this. Thanks! 😊🎨🖼
Thank you. Real stained glass will always be better..but I love how easy this is, beautiful, and I can change it any time I get tired if the design.
Beautiful project.
I want to try this.
Thanks for sharing.
Peace.
I hope you love doing these designs!
I have a window overlooks a neighbors house and I feel self conscious when standing by to work. I have thought of all kinds of things to try to create privacy but not block the light. But nothing has been successful. But now I think I might give this a try. Thank you.
Good idea!
Can you tag me if you do? I'm thinking about doing the same thing.
I have seen some people apply rice paper to a window for complete privacy, but you would not be able to look outside... (I think they just wet the paper and/or window and smoothed the paper on, then it would be easy to simply peel off) unless you left a diamond shape in the center or some other type of peep hole.
That's really good to know how to create your own medium to work than buying expensive material from the market. You saved a lot of my money and display my Talent. Thanks a tonn.
@petal poppy 👉 rabbitgoo Window Privacy Film, Rainbow Window Clings... Amazon has it. ✌️
This is the first video I watched to get an idea how to do this. It was straight forward, easy to watch and understand. Great job and thankyou.
Thanks! I hope you get a chance to try this. You may want to read through the other comments. There have been sone great questions posed about this process.
Ok ..... I’m inspired. Watch out windows
😊😊😊
You made my mind race with ideas. Thanks so much for this posting
Merry Christmas and a Happy New year to you and your family,❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😘😘😘😘
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Great ,my deear.♥️THANK YOU🥰
I love this video tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing this idea!!! ❤️
My this stained glass turned out just lovely and very doable, thank you for sharing this crafty art method
Love it, I used to do stained glass, but it was soooo expensive.. This is a great idea. Thank you
I hope you can try this soon.
You are very talented. I enjoyed watching you create this and I was inspired to try and create my own stained glass creation. Thank you for sharing your creative spirit. God bless you.
Thank you. I hope you enjoy making this kind of project. God bless.
I was thinking that you could use white glue and inks to create milk glass kinds of areas that are translucent rather than transparent , and also using plain glue, dripping in and then swirling ink into the glue for glass that has a more swirled texture to it. Oh, and you could also apply the glue mixture and then use different things like bubble wrap, sponge ,etc to create textured glass sections. I can't wait to try this out.
I like how your mind works. Thanks for the extra ideas.
These are great ideas!
I use many things to create texture and volume in my pieces. Great ideas!
WOW BEAUTIFUL JOB THANKS FOR SHOWING I AM GOING TO TRY ON A SMALL GLASS EXCELLENT
Odd.. I'm also watching this vid at 7:30am 😊. .I'm trying to do more.
This is lovely. Thank you so much for sharing.
This is so pretty and fun!
Thank you. This is an easy one to try at home.
So clever!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!!!💞👍
You are welcome.
Really pretty...
Wow! This is the BEST DIY faux stained glass I've seen. I have searched and watched many and they made me think this level was not possible with clear glue and acrylic paint. I almost decided to just by glass paint. Thank you for this great tutorial!
You are very welcome
LOL your music in this has inspired me to go back to church, I think i need it. Nice work too. will try this
this came out so much better than I thought it would...really beautiful!!
Thank you. I hope you get the chance to try it!
This is totally cool. I'll have to give this a try soon!
Thank you so my for this video, you are a truly talented artist and teacher ...I am just entering the world of arts and crafts and your demonstration and clear instructions have given me the confidence to give this a go!
Yaay! Thank you. You will love the process. Have fun!
I liked the pic that was in the frame - dont throw it out!
Btw - I'd make the same project but with clear plexiglass in the frame.
Could also outline the edges with black and not use a frame. Just epoxy hooks on the back to hang.
Beautiful. Looks like a fun project to try with kids.
They will love it! You can use acrylic panels or plexiglass too!
Love this video. I will be adding this idea to my to do list. Thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️❤️
Me gustan sus obras de arte 🎨 😁 👍🏻
This is a great idea. I did my bathroom window once, and I used black puff pant for the lead look
Puff pant
@@lalune59 yep
paint
Ok you mean puff paint I think
@@Valkyriepedersen yup
very nice you done well and is a great teacher thank you very much nice art work i will try
Thank you. I love it. So beautiful!
Do you sell the easy faux stained glass barn. I looked on your etsy shop but didn't see it. My barn is being restored & this would be perfect. I wondered what price would be. You could email me. I want to try this but at this time have lots of projects going on. Thank you.
Excellent work and presentation.
It’s inspiring me, I definitely would try it on my windows
What a great idea! It's lovely. I am going to give this a go. Thanks.
You have truly inspired me to do my front doors.
Do you have the pattern for the dragonfly that you could please share. ❤
Wow, thank you so much for walking us through this. I had no idea it seems so easy to make. N ur Sunset Barn came out Simply Beautiful..😊
Thank you
❤️ this!!!
Simply beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
That turned out so beautiful! I might experiment with an 8 X 10 frame just to get the gist of it. Thanks for the tutorial!
Go for it!
What kind of glue do you use?
@@tanniestienie7833 clear craft for colors, Elmer's Glue All for the lines
Finally an easy way and easy to understand
I hope you have fun trying this.
That was amazing so pretty thank you, I would like to try to do that someday
You should try it! I would love to see the results.
Very creative video ! There used to be kits sold with faux leaded dividers but your idea is much easier and even looks better. I live near a church that was feeding the homeless and there was a mentally ill person who was told not to come back….so he broke into the church and smashed 10 of their 100 year old stained glass windows and it was heartbreaking because you cannot get that glass anymore….the only good thing is that he did not damage the largest windows….the church recently sold and I am going to tell the new owners about your video to see if they can maybe replicate what is now gone forever. THANK YOU !