The crescent shaped bone plate was commonly used in the 19th century. Its shape permitted it to be placed next to a round dinner plate. They were designed to hold chicken or fish bones discarded from the diners main plate. Later years, it was used as a convenient side plate to serve cold salad with hot food.
The pan pastels are water solvable. They all stack/screw together with one top a keep them in the covered palette. Love them, pastelmat works for all media. Pastel pencils on top for any details. They are so vibrant.
I’m so sorry for your loss and your family’s loss. May he rest in peace and may God draw near to you and your loved ones and comfort you. Lovely art and inspiring as always. Thank you for sharing❤
That piece is gorgeous! I would've never thought to put pastel UNDER gouache or watercolor. On top, yes. I admire how brave you are where you just dive in, feet first. I'm glad you liked the sketchbook. The card insert explains why the pages curl and how to deal with it. I can't wait to see what else you paint in it. Lemme know when you fill it and I'll send another! 😂
The pastel almost makes it like a fuzzy warm diffused light at golden hour.....Kristy--we are peas in a pod whack a doodles. lol paint from the tube to the paper---say it ain't so??!! I say, heck to the yup! just add some juicy splatters and then blow them with a straw!!
I think maybe the pan pastels can be screwed together to make a cylindrical stack and that's why only one of them had a lid. The plastic holder is meant to be a palette of sorts, so yes, it's a lot of plastic, but I don't think they intend for it to be single use. Both of these art supplies have been on my radar, so maybe I'll get them for Christmas. I've got plenty to play with in the meantime.
My favorite part was the orangey mixed with yellowy thick petals that you put next to the blue petals! And the ghosty light blue leaves on the left of the painting!
Happy Birthday! I treat myself on my birthday too, why not? This year it was to increase my supply of pan pastels! I love how they blend. I mainly use mine in my encaustic work, but now you've challenged me to try them with my watercolors. I store mine in the trays by color group. Stackable, easy to store and much easier to find the color you are looking for as opposed to them being all screwed together. Keep enjoying the journey!
Great video. So happy that you popped up in my feed. I had pulled my Pan Pastels out yesterday for another piece and realized that I have not used them in quite some time. I will certainly use them in my next wet type of mixed media piece. Thanks for posting 😀
I am sorry to hear of your father-in-law's passing. I'm sending prayers for you and your family. Thank you for sharing the beautiful cards and this video. I have Pan Pastels and had not thought to use them with gouache! I've only used them with colored pencil on top. Now, something new to try for joy's sake! 😊
I loooooved this mixed media painting ! The way you combined pan pastels and gouache is just yummy ❤ There’s so much lovely texture 😍 It’s the first time I see this and I’ll love to give it a try. Thanks for sharing 😊
I believe the lovely curved dish was used for discarded bones-called a bone plate. The Victorians loved to have specialized pieces for each chore, and their silverware had many extra pieces-something for each task. I love repurposing all these things for modern use.
Happy Belated Birthday, Kristy! 🎉 Wow! You got all 4 seasons of the Holbein gouache sets….and the Pan Pastels! Nice! I have a sample set of 8 of the Holbein pastels watercolors and they’re so beautiful and a modest set of Pan Pastels but haven’t made much use of them yet…but I will and think they’re really lovely too. I think Golden, who owns them now, should make half pans Pan Pastels because each pan lasts a long time and the pigment is very intense. I have a set of Turner acrylic gouache and it’s nice, but dries so fast and just doesn’t have that feel of real gouache. I think it works best for underpainting or maybe some areas that are set and you don’t want reactivated. Once acrylic gouache is dry, it will not budge!❤️
Love your use of product in different ways! Old China pieces as paint holders, I’m anxious to try everything you show us! Thanks for Teaching me different methods of creating! Karen Dirmish the old! 18:09
I'm pushing my gift excuses. I've been off 4 weeks from a knee replacement, and because I'm back to work, I deserve some art supplies😂😂😂. My newest thing is fountain pens! Happy Birthday 🎉 I love your gift.
Hey Kristy...... Yoo always amaze us....... Happy Birthday......🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳💐💐 Stay Blessed......... I wish someone give me these colours as a gift........🤞🤞😂🤣
Ahhh love the flower painting! My husband gave me a set of crescent shaped dishes like the one you have. The little dishes fit together on a large platter. He got it from a middle eastern restaurant that was selling them. I think maybe they are for metzeh?
Extremely joyous! At first, the pastels resisted a little. How did you discover that? Did the acrylic gouache wipe away? Did it fall off? Then you added a thicker bit of gouache and finally added water to the pastels.
I hope you had a wonderful birthday! I am looking for a WHITE paint to splatter on my finished projects. Should I use gesso, acrylic, watercolor, gouache?… I am clueless😔
You and i are on the same page with branching out of our art comfort zones!! Loving panpastel with stencil and versamark/embossing powders....mica powders are next to add to my panpastel😊
It is 3pm central. Thank you soooooo much! You are so inspiring. And I have learned so much. I am actually happy with my art, and it makes other people happy😊😊😊 Kristy how do you keep your gouache wet while you work? Now I need to break out my pastels( I think they are 30 years old🙃🙃🙃
I’m loving your work and thank you for introducing me to the pan pastels. They don’t seem to mention anywhere on them they are water soluble so thanks for showing me they are. I’m going to buy a couple to play with now.
I need help and this is long... I'm SO sorry!! I am an oil painter and I also use colored pencils and paint pens for art journaling. I started incorporating watercoloring into my art journaling and am finding myself going down the path - thanks to your passion and fabulous explanations! I already purchased inexpensive watercolors (Grabie) for my art journaling and some good brushes (from experience of purchasing inexpensive ones - never again). I did purchase a Sakura Koi travel set of 30 paints and a Canson 5.5 x 8.5 pad for practice. However, I am now wanting to learn how to watercolor properly. I'm not experienced enough to correct as you explain in your videos and I don't want to get disillusioned. Here's my problem: I am SO confused about what to purchase as a beginner for two reasons: 1. When I started oil painting I was frustrated pretty much early on using "student" quality supplies and materials. So after spending money on those, I switched to "artist" quality paints, canvases, paper, etc. I was much happier and was more inclined to continue - especially when people wanted to purchase my paintings (THAT was a surprise!!). I found the same frustration with the colored pencils so I am much happier with artist grade. They are much easier to use. 2. I started watching your videos and learning how the different paints and paper work. And you like so many and you like palettes but say to purchase tubes because they are better quality. So... without spending a fortune but wanting to build a quality arsenal of paints, paper, and supplies so I don't get anymore frustrated, what would you recommend I purchase next for paints and paper? Just go for the tubes and empty pans and which paper? I have your palette and brushes in the case for sitting in our botanical gardens in my Amazon cart as well. Great place for inspiration and peace. I'm excited about the colors in your palette. I'm also now thinking I need to add an eradicator brush (too much too soon?) HELP PLEASE?
Tubes are a big investment. And they’re are brands whose premade pans are good. Roman Szmal is my current favorite besides my own palette (lol, biased). The premade pans are amazing quality, no extra fillers. Affordable price too. I recommended 100% cotton watercolor paper, cold press. It’s just awesome. I haven’t painted with any other brushes than my own for almost 3 years now and I own a sampling of pretty much every popular/super fancy brush there is :)
Kristy has wonderful videos where she goes through different watercolor brands and tests them all out. I created my own set by watching and making a list favorites. This plus Kristy’s pallet, and a Windsor and Newton pallet, is what I use most often. Same goes with paper, watch Kristy. I have bought a bunch of brushes, ( some very expensive) not a single one comes close to Kristy’s brushes. I LOVE them! I have both sets, and her travel brush. I have two sets of the first, and I’m waiting for my second set of her second set.😊 just cause sometimes, one goes hiding, and I can’t do without any of them. 😊😊 I agree, don’t waist your time with the less expensive watercolors or paper, just frustrating! Ps Kristies book is great too
That’s a great idea of creating a personalized palette, along with Kristy’s palette. I have watched a number of her videos already (unashamedly binge watching), so I’ll go back through and take good notes. I already have taken some about particular brands and colors. Thanks for the tip about her books. I know I need to do some studying.
The book is a step by step. It is the only one you need. I have an art degree. I have learned so much more from Kristy and am happily with my art for the first time. The less expensive pallets I bought, I never open anymore.
The little round tubs should be able to be stacked onto each other for storage acting as a lid for the previous container . Then after all paint containers are stacked There should be a clear lid for the top container only .
@@KristyRiceThey sell the pan pastels in a tower is sets that twist together in a stack. Hard to use that way because you can’t see the colors. I had to buy extra cases to hold individual colors. Those crappy plastic things sell for between $10 and $15. Insane right?
Is it okay to post some pictures that I made after Watching one of your videos.. Is this the right place for them?Well, I'm going to send one anyway for your birthday. Remember when you did the Magnolia?🎉
Wait... I'm not sure, cause I can't get through the entire vid before asking .. doesn't one have the lid and the rest stack up under the one with the lid... I'm talking about the pan pastels... Like how your ceramic dishes stack, with the one lid!?
Kristi,I have been trying to find all these new treasures. I can’t be the only old lady you have as a fan. Please put you new website address in bold in your emails!
So... Ummm... Imma tell the esposa that Kristy said to take your eye shadow for my art... At $60 what for what!? I'm not even gonna start with how ridiculous make-up prices are... However, that explains the cost of our art supplies!!!
Yes it is indeed called a "Bone Plate" which was first used during the Victorian days ...Because God forbid you showed some skin in your choice of fashion or placed a chicken bone on the tablecloth during dinner! Thus the invention of the Bone Plate....Oh and yes you still not show your knees in public til the Roaring Twenties!!!....God bless, Rus from Bucks County Pennsylvania ❤️🖌🎨🤓
The crescent shaped bone plate was commonly used in the 19th century. Its shape permitted it to be placed next to a round dinner plate. They were designed to hold chicken or fish bones discarded from the diners main plate. Later years, it was used as a convenient side plate to serve cold salad with hot food.
So cool! We need to bring them back! lol!
The pan pastels are water solvable. They all stack/screw together with one top a keep them in the covered palette. Love them, pastelmat works for all media. Pastel pencils on top for any details. They are so vibrant.
Oooooh my gosh that’s why there’s only one lid!! 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I’m so sorry for your loss and your family’s loss. May he rest in peace and may God draw near to you and your loved ones and comfort you. Lovely art and inspiring as always. Thank you for sharing❤
Appreciate your prayers
Yes for sure love those Colours
Now, I NEED a sketchbook just for my watercolor sketching. I loved this video and watching you just go WILD on the paper! Love IT!! xoxoxo
Thank you so much 😀
Happy Birthday. That's the best time along with Christmas to get free art supplies as gifts when people ask what you want.😊
agree!
That piece is gorgeous! I would've never thought to put pastel UNDER gouache or watercolor. On top, yes. I admire how brave you are where you just dive in, feet first. I'm glad you liked the sketchbook. The card insert explains why the pages curl and how to deal with it. I can't wait to see what else you paint in it. Lemme know when you fill it and I'll send another! 😂
I'm in LOVE with my journal! XO
So many paints so little time!. ♥️
I am totally doing this leaf postcard- its beautiful!
OMG Kristy...so Beautiful. Almost like Van Gogh. This painting is delicious ❤
Thanks so much 😊
Rosi has the most amazing sketchbooks and journals.
I agree!!!
awww! thanks so much! glad you like!
YOU GOT THE WHOLE IRIDORI SET!!! I have been waiting to get all four of them because, well, you just have to get all four! THEY'RE A SET!
Indeed!!
This mix is seriously gorgeous! Please create more....I could get into it! ❤❤❤
Just came to say omg your nails look just like that pigment wall! Gorgeous!
Are an artist?
Girl, you are a delight!
😘😘
The pan pastels have such gorgeous color. The combination of gouache is interesting. Looks very creative.
We're so luck to have you, Kristy, thank you! I'm very sorry for your family's loss, too.
Thank you 😘
I use watercolor, gouche, and pastels. I use Pan Pastels as base layer and adore them! Enjoy them. I appreciate your work
The pastel almost makes it like a fuzzy warm diffused light at golden hour.....Kristy--we are peas in a pod whack a doodles. lol paint from the tube to the paper---say it ain't so??!! I say, heck to the yup! just add some juicy splatters and then blow them with a straw!!
I did that straw thing with my son's class last year. I think his teacher was terrified!
lol@@KristyRice
I just LOVE these colors and how you put it all together ❤
Admire the vibrant artwork.❤❤❤
Thank you!
I love the variety of color and texture 🥰 Happy Birthday!
Thanks!!!
I think maybe the pan pastels can be screwed together to make a cylindrical stack and that's why only one of them had a lid. The plastic holder is meant to be a palette of sorts, so yes, it's a lot of plastic, but I don't think they intend for it to be single use. Both of these art supplies have been on my radar, so maybe I'll get them for Christmas. I've got plenty to play with in the meantime.
Very true and yes on the screw cap!! I’m soooo out of it!!
love the combo & results.
Thanks for watching!
Happy birthday Kristy!! 🎉
Thank you!!
Awesome Gouche colors. Someday, I'll be able to afford them.
I love the way this turned out!!
My favorite part was the orangey mixed with yellowy thick petals that you put next to the blue petals! And the ghosty light blue leaves on the left of the painting!
💃🏻❤️🥰
Happy birthday! Thanks for sharing joy!
Thank you! 🤗
Happy Birthday!!! What a fun video. ❤
Thank you 🤗
Happy Birthday! I treat myself on my birthday too, why not? This year it was to increase my supply of pan pastels! I love how they blend. I mainly use mine in my encaustic work, but now you've challenged me to try them with my watercolors. I store mine in the trays by color group. Stackable, easy to store and much easier to find the color you are looking for as opposed to them being all screwed together. Keep enjoying the journey!
Why not indeed!!
Great video. So happy that you popped up in my feed. I had pulled my Pan Pastels out yesterday for another piece and realized that I have not used them in quite some time. I will certainly use them in my next wet type of mixed media piece. Thanks for posting 😀
You are so welcome!
I am sorry to hear of your father-in-law's passing. I'm sending prayers for you and your family.
Thank you for sharing the beautiful cards and this video. I have Pan Pastels and had not thought to use them with gouache! I've only used them with colored pencil on top. Now, something new to try for joy's sake! 😊
Thank you so much!
I loooooved this mixed media painting ! The way you combined pan pastels and gouache is just yummy ❤ There’s so much lovely texture 😍
It’s the first time I see this and I’ll love to give it a try.
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
Happy Birthday! You got a great art haul. It is always a joy to watch you create.
Thank you so much!
I believe the lovely curved dish was used for discarded bones-called a bone plate. The Victorians loved to have specialized pieces for each chore, and their silverware had many extra pieces-something for each task. I love repurposing all these things for modern use.
Me too!!
Happy birthday Kristy 🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Wow so gorgeous ❤
That artwork looks amazing. I absolutely love pastels. I’m no artist, but I just like to play around with art supplies. It makes me happy.
Whaaaat!? I gotta get me those seasonal watercolors!!!
Happy Belated Birthday, Kristy! 🎉 Wow! You got all 4 seasons of the Holbein gouache sets….and the Pan Pastels! Nice! I have a sample set of 8 of the Holbein pastels watercolors and they’re so beautiful and a modest set of Pan Pastels but haven’t made much use of them yet…but I will and think they’re really lovely too. I think Golden, who owns them now, should make half pans Pan Pastels because each pan lasts a long time and the pigment is very intense. I have a set of Turner acrylic gouache and it’s nice, but dries so fast and just doesn’t have that feel of real gouache. I think it works best for underpainting or maybe some areas that are set and you don’t want reactivated. Once acrylic gouache is dry, it will not budge!❤️
I agree, the pastel pans are massive!!!
Love your use of product in different ways! Old China pieces as paint holders, I’m anxious to try everything you show us! Thanks for Teaching me different methods of creating! Karen Dirmish the old! 18:09
You are so welcome!
I'm pushing my gift excuses. I've been off 4 weeks from a knee replacement, and because I'm back to work, I deserve some art supplies😂😂😂. My newest thing is
fountain pens!
Happy Birthday 🎉 I love your gift.
Nice!!!
you made me laught . thank you . Happy past Birthday glad you Treated yourself xxxx Happy Painting xxxxxx
😊 thank you
🥰@@KristyRice
happy birthday 🥳and i.m sure you,ll make the art items great use HAPPY BIRTHDAY
One of my favorite spreads I’ve seen you do. 💙🧡💜🌿
Wow, thank you!
The art you've made is so gorgeous!
Thank you!
I love the depth in this. It's so layered.
Thanks!
This is all new to me but I love the results!
Glad you’re here!!!
Hey Kristy......
Yoo always amaze us.......
Happy Birthday......🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳💐💐
Stay Blessed.........
I wish someone give me these colours as a gift........🤞🤞😂🤣
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful ❤
Ahhh love the flower painting! My husband gave me a set of crescent shaped dishes like the one you have. The little dishes fit together on a large platter. He got it from a middle eastern restaurant that was selling them. I think maybe they are for metzeh?
Oh wow!
Extremely joyous! At first, the pastels resisted a little. How did you discover that? Did the acrylic gouache wipe away? Did it fall off? Then you added a thicker bit of gouache and finally added water to the pastels.
The finished piece is quite stable and would be perfectly so I think with a coat of fixative!
Happy Belated Bday! 🥳
i got turner and paul rubens gouache. i am using them as watercolors because that is what i am used to ,happy belated birthday ,i love your videos
That is awesome!
Love this. Gorgeous colours and textures. Happy birthday. 🎉
Thanks so much! 😊
Happy Birthday! My birthday was the 8th and I might just get me some of these too! Thanks for sharing your birthday!
Happy birthday!!
I hope you had a wonderful birthday! I am looking for a WHITE paint to splatter on my finished projects. Should I use gesso, acrylic, watercolor, gouache?… I am clueless😔
I'd use gesso as it's the most affordable usually and comes the perfect consistency!
@@KristyRice oooooo Thank you
Happy birthday 🎉❤
Aww thanks!
Love the colors of this piece. I wish i was as daring as you. The plate is a bone plate. 😊 ie chicken bones from dinner
You can become as daring as me!
You and i are on the same page with branching out of our art comfort zones!! Loving panpastel with stencil and versamark/embossing powders....mica powders are next to add to my panpastel😊
Wonderful!
Happy birthday!!!
Would love to see some eyeshadow action with watercolour or gouache. ❤️ loved this. Booped it.
Noted!
I think the dish is perfect to hold a buttie or croissant!
Oooh yes please!
Happy Birthday 🎉
Thanks!!
It is 3pm central.
Thank you soooooo much! You are so inspiring. And I have learned so much. I am actually happy with my art, and it makes other people happy😊😊😊 Kristy how do you keep your gouache wet while you work?
Now I need to break out my pastels( I think they are 30 years old🙃🙃🙃
I spritz it with a fine mist of water :)
Oh, makes so much sense. Thank you!
"Variety's the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavour." - William Cowper, "The Task" 1785. 🙂 From an historical creative.
I’m loving your work and thank you for introducing me to the pan pastels. They don’t seem to mention anywhere on them they are water soluble so thanks for showing me they are. I’m going to buy a couple to play with now.
You are so welcome!
Love it!
I need help and this is long... I'm SO sorry!! I am an oil painter and I also use colored pencils and paint pens for art journaling. I started incorporating watercoloring into my art journaling and am finding myself going down the path - thanks to your passion and fabulous explanations! I already purchased inexpensive watercolors (Grabie) for my art journaling and some good brushes (from experience of purchasing inexpensive ones - never again). I did purchase a Sakura Koi travel set of 30 paints and a Canson 5.5 x 8.5 pad for practice. However, I am now wanting to learn how to watercolor properly. I'm not experienced enough to correct as you explain in your videos and I don't want to get disillusioned. Here's my problem: I am SO confused about what to purchase as a beginner for two reasons: 1. When I started oil painting I was frustrated pretty much early on using "student" quality supplies and materials. So after spending money on those, I switched to "artist" quality paints, canvases, paper, etc. I was much happier and was more inclined to continue - especially when people wanted to purchase my paintings (THAT was a surprise!!). I found the same frustration with the colored pencils so I am much happier with artist grade. They are much easier to use. 2. I started watching your videos and learning how the different paints and paper work. And you like so many and you like palettes but say to purchase tubes because they are better quality. So... without spending a fortune but wanting to build a quality arsenal of paints, paper, and supplies so I don't get anymore frustrated, what would you recommend I purchase next for paints and paper? Just go for the tubes and empty pans and which paper? I have your palette and brushes in the case for sitting in our botanical gardens in my Amazon cart as well. Great place for inspiration and peace. I'm excited about the colors in your palette. I'm also now thinking I need to add an eradicator brush (too much too soon?) HELP PLEASE?
Tubes are a big investment. And they’re are brands whose premade pans are good. Roman Szmal is my current favorite besides my own palette (lol, biased). The premade pans are amazing quality, no extra fillers. Affordable price too.
I recommended 100% cotton watercolor paper, cold press. It’s just awesome.
I haven’t painted with any other brushes than my own for almost 3 years now and I own a sampling of pretty much every popular/super fancy brush there is :)
Thank you! @@KristyRice
Kristy has wonderful videos where she goes through different watercolor brands and tests them all out. I created my own set by watching and making a list favorites. This plus Kristy’s pallet, and a Windsor and Newton pallet, is what I use most often. Same goes with paper, watch Kristy. I have bought a bunch of brushes, ( some very expensive) not a single one comes close to Kristy’s brushes. I LOVE them! I have both sets, and her travel brush. I have two sets of the first, and I’m waiting for my second set of her second set.😊 just cause sometimes, one goes hiding, and I can’t do without any of them. 😊😊
I agree, don’t waist your time with the less expensive watercolors or paper, just frustrating! Ps Kristies book is great too
That’s a great idea of creating a personalized palette, along with Kristy’s palette. I have watched a number of her videos already (unashamedly binge watching), so I’ll go back through and take good notes. I already have taken some about particular brands and colors. Thanks for the tip about her books. I know I need to do some studying.
The book is a step by step. It is the only one you need. I have an art degree. I have learned so much more from Kristy and am happily with my art for the first time. The less expensive pallets I bought, I never open anymore.
Omg, did you seriously make the Dizzle voice!? Love it!!!
I did, well my editor did!! Lol!!!
I think this piece is my favorite one yet! So pretty!
Are there any duplicate colors throughout those four sets?
I don’t believe so but need to double check
The little round tubs should be able to be stacked onto each other for storage acting as a lid for the previous container . Then after all paint containers are stacked There should be a clear lid for the top container only .
Are an artist?
Little crescent dish is a bone holder. 🙂
So crazy!!
What do you think about using fixative or spray varnish over that gorgeous spread?
Sure! I’d test a patch first
She orders her paper by the roll - use the bands she includes-the paper flattens in a short time
My editor cut out the part where I explained allll of that! But yes it’s alll good
I think you are supposed to stack the pan pastel and have the one with the lid...on the top. But don't quote me on that. LOL
You’re right. I’m laughing at myself
Plastic ! I donate them to the second hand store…they can reuse them all…saves on baggies 😊 and new life for all these containers 🤩
1:19 LOL! Take that, you ridiculous plastic packaging!
😆😆
lol i hate packaging too 😂
I buy art supplies for my birthday also ❤
The plastic is the case. They actually sell them separately. 😊
Oooohh so I didn’t have to buy them in this form?? 🤦🏻♀️
@@KristyRiceThey sell the pan pastels in a tower is sets that twist together in a stack. Hard to use that way because you can’t see the colors. I had to buy extra cases to hold individual colors. Those crappy plastic things sell for between $10 and $15. Insane right?
Tell us, please what is the background color on the card you sent to Kristy?
🎉
Kristy my my darling we know you are a wack-a-doodle and we love that about you. ❤
Well wonderful!! 💃🏻💃🏻
Is it okay to post some pictures that I made after Watching one of your videos.. Is this the right place for them?Well, I'm going to send one anyway for your birthday. Remember when you did the Magnolia?🎉
Yes of course!
They were bone dishes. Victorians had something for every thing you could one-time
😂😂
I am so sorry for your loss.
The dish, I believe, was used for bones.
Thank you so much.
❣🌼💜🌼❣🌼💜🌼❣
😘😘😘😘
12:40 Day after your birthday
It is how she does it......🎶
LOL
Wait... I'm not sure, cause I can't get through the entire vid before asking .. doesn't one have the lid and the rest stack up under the one with the lid... I'm talking about the pan pastels... Like how your ceramic dishes stack, with the one lid!?
Yes, but I have a large supply of pastel sticks not pan.
Kristi,I have been trying to find all these new treasures. I can’t be the only old lady you have as a fan. Please put you new website address in bold in your emails!
In the description of this video you’ll find everything you need!
Sorry! No, the new things in your add email’s that I have been drooling over. Can’t wait!
Bone dish
Second vote for bone dish!
So... Ummm... Imma tell the esposa that Kristy said to take your eye shadow for my art... At $60 what for what!? I'm not even gonna start with how ridiculous make-up prices are... However, that explains the cost of our art supplies!!!
Yes it is indeed called a "Bone Plate" which was first used during the Victorian days ...Because God forbid you showed some skin in your choice of fashion or placed a chicken bone on the tablecloth during dinner! Thus the invention of the Bone Plate....Oh and yes you still not show your knees in public til the Roaring Twenties!!!....God bless, Rus from Bucks County Pennsylvania ❤️🖌🎨🤓
😂😂😂
😻🪻🌻This made me so happy to watch 😻🪷🌹
Oh I’m so glad!!