It maybe due to my setup that I have good luck. I have a cone from a large thread spool glued to pvc section. The spool will slide in until it’s tight. So if the noodle shrinks the spool will add needed pressure to expand the noodle until it’s tight. I wish I could show you a pic.
I've watched a few different videos on this process, and yours is one of the most accurate on safety.Most of the others don't wear masks, or explain why it should be nitrite gloves to wear. I LOVE the look of this tumbler and I'm a big glitter person LOL I'm eager to make my first one, and I think it's going to be this style. As much as I love glitter, I want something easier for my first one. Thank you for this video.
That is a beautiful set!! I love your energy!! You have triplets because God knew you could take care of them and your tumbler family as well!! I’m going to join your FB group (and I’m not particularly fond of FB) 🤫😆Thank you! 💕
Hi Linda.. I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now.... I want to personally welcome you to the FB page and hope you enjoy learning and sharing with our great little community🌹
Hi Melissa, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now. Please make sure and show us your first tumbler in the FB pages!!🌷
So i tried this technique last night and had to base paint my cup. I knew the white base was not dry when i started the alcohol, what I found was a metallic look with my alcohol. It looked great behind my colors for depth, please try this sometime.
Thank you, Summer!! I felt like I was bugging you to make this video. I just wanted to mention that I bought my sets online from Field and Stream. They were on clearance or $24.99 also. They come in 4 different colors.
Let me say first that this is my favorite tumbler channel, she’s very creative and thorough.... but, who else needs to pop a Xanax prior to watching lol
But you miss out on a lot! She IS very energetic and that's why I adore her plus she crams in as many tips and tricks as possible. Check out some of the other tumbler channels, LOL you'll be back ;-)
De Chesino Really? That is what I LOVE about her vids. I want as much info as possible with every step, trick or tip included. I hate when people talk slow and don’t give enough info. But I too have the same energy as her and would do tutorials the same way! What makes me need to pop a Xanax is watching her do this on a white fur rug. I’m so worried she will spill something on it. 😂😂😂
I can’t wait for my alcohol inks to arrive this week! I will be trying this new technique for sure. My 3yo has requested a cup for her daycare lady, and was watching this with me, so wants this for her cup 😊 super excited.
Another question.... I have fine craft glitter. I see most use polyester glitter. Which do you prefer or do you use both for different affects? Thanks again!!
polyester glitter will not bleed under epoxy/solvents and doesn't fade as easily in sunlight vs craft glitter, craft glitter is fine when you are starting off and practicing but is not recommend past that. polyester glitter also has better coverage
@@nancyblake7425 there is no way to tell just by looking at it... the difference between poly glitter and craft glitter is temp tolerance, poly is good up to 350 degrees and craft glitter is good to 280 degrees, I have used both on my cups without a problem
Hi Ann, I am a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now.... Although I am sure that there are many answers..I do know personally, a super high grit sandpaper like 4000 can work the scuffs out with water and a lot of elbow grease. 😉 Good luck !
Since you paid $25 for this what would you hope to sell something like this set for? I'm new and haven't made any tumblers yet but I just got my first turner!!! I'm super excited and love to watch your videos!!! Thank you!
Hello, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I spoke to her recently and she informed me she had sold all 6 sets she made at $120.00 a set. 🌹
Well 25 was just what she paid for the cup set... I always wonder how much they calculate the whole cost of goods at... 120 seems good, but it also seems like these could get hugely expensive really fast. Anyones insight is appreciated!
@@andreawellman4461 It really depends on your market, you want to make pretty things and sell them but you don't want to scare people away. It will depend on what you want to make on it. For example, live in Beverly Hills charge $250, live in a lower economic area maybe $100.... it's all up to you
Happy Birthday to your kids!!! 3 is a fun age, I'm new to the tumbler making world I haven't even made one but I've watched almost all of your videos and more, I gotta say I'm excited/nervous about it but I'm going to give it a try, I already have some epoxy from a previous project but it says Casting and Coating, would you say that works for this type of project? Thanks!
Hi Ale, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers... The box should say clear cast resin. If it is casting resin, it will dry white🌷
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make epoxy tumblers. I can't seem to get past the mod podge. When I add a layer of mod podge then add glitter it looks kind of ok for a first layer. Then when I try to add second layer (even waiting a day later and shaking and rubbing extra glitter) it mixes my glitter in my mod podge and never applies a good solid layer of glitter. I gave up and stopped trying to make tumblers with glitter/paint/etc...Do you have any good helpful tips for me?
Vicki.... I'm a moderator with LLR and I want you to join us on FB St. LITTLELEE AND ROSE TUMBLERS AND MORE! you will have a plethora of information at your fingertips!!!
Seal your glitter with a top coat of mod and then let dry completely. I let mine sit for a day or so and remember Mod glue dries clear so you won't see it as mixed when dry
First time seeing your tutorial and this was a great tutorial! I also love love love the nail polish! Any idea what brand or the name of the polish is? I will be subscribing and trying to find you on Facebook! Thanks!
just enough to hit the cup quickly to pop the micro bubbles. It's the Co2 from the flame that pops them... move quickly and not too close you don't want to burn it. When it burns it bubbles and you can't get rid of those.
This is the first time watching you... first happy birthday 🎈🎁 🎂 to your babies! I’ve never made anything like this I’m just getting into painting with A.I’s Your wine set came out beautiful... absolutely love those colors together and the technique! Thank you for sharing! Just subscribe 🥰
@@janiceterrell86 You can do it over epoxy with no problem, if you are doing several layers of ink some seal with epoxy between layers but it isn't necessary
Hi.. I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now ... Although prices vary from state to state I will contact her for your request and get back with you.🌷
It really depends on your market, you want to make pretty things and sell them but you don't want to scare people away. It will depend on what you want to make on it. For example, live in Beverly Hills charge $250, live in a lower economic area maybe $100.... it's all up to you
What are the little pyramids I see in most your videos? Do they have a special meaning to you? Just curious 🖤 love everything you do. I have learned so much
Thank you Kathleen :D I found a none toxic resin that will do the same without the toxic fumes . I am an artist and asked Blick for help and they told me about Art Resin ...I have been collecting everything I need just need some butane for my torch....again this is gorgeous
@@brendamorgado562 just be sure to always wear your protective gear so you don't develop an allergy with prolonged use... remember.. they may say it's voc free but when mixed it still gives off vapors that you may or may not be able to smell.... I compare it to natural gas, if they didn't put the "rotten egg" smell into natural gas you would not be able to smell it but it is still toxic
Hi Misty.. I'm a moderator for LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I will see see that she gets your request...and get back with you ASAP😉
Bottoms? Did you add those back on? or just leave it glittered with epoxy? If you added them back (you said you would), why glitter the entire bottom? Or, was that step just showing prep?
Hi Barbara, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers.... She did not replace the bottoms, hence the purpose of glittering..it adds both design and function! They erred placed on non sick backing because the stickiness would collect random dust n glitter particles.. and Summer is frugal.. she will not waste a thing.. she still find a way to.use them😉
I love this tutorial! Can’t wait to try it on a tumbler. But, I am wondering. What is the name of Your Facebook group? Tried to find it as you talk it up so much and was interested in joining if I could.
depending on your turner you can take the football or whatever you are using off and then tape the bottle top (you don't want to epoxy the threads anyway) to the turner arm
That is what she did after the mod podge when she was rubbing her finger over the glitter and pushing it into the cup. that is burnishing the glitter. she did alittle more after she did the second coat to. it's just rubbing the glitter into the cup after the mod podge dried alittle
Hi Liz. Im a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I will get the message to her about your request. Thank you so much🌹
I bought a 30 package of sharpie markers and with alcohol you make your own alcohol ink 30 colors for 19 dollars no the ridiculous prices for them to make them for you.
Hi, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now. Thank you Cathy for noticing her nails. I agree, they are pretty. JR the comment wax concerning her nails not the wine tumbler. Thank you everyone for always being considerate of each other!😀
You are so lucky, how much fun triples must be, are they girls or/and boys, I’d have loved a shit load of kids but all I achieved is a shit load of miscarriages,19 in all..I’m also lucky I finally had my daughter so blessed some with my medical problems never have a living child, I often wonder about who they would have been..
I just started the video but have to take a sec to say your nails are gorgeous! Gorgeous color and PERFECT length. 😻😻
I am so glad you mentioned which type of gloves to wear, some of us newbies had already bough regular latex gloves. Much thanks! Returning them now.
If you can find the huge star shaped pool noodle you can cut off a section to use for the larger tumblers. It holds them great.
You totally right it works great....but they go down fast, shrink or mold to small. What am I doing wrong
It maybe due to my setup that I have good luck. I have a cone from a large thread spool glued to pvc section. The spool will slide in until it’s tight. So if the noodle shrinks the spool will add needed pressure to expand the noodle until it’s tight. I wish I could show you a pic.
those are great, walmart still has them around here, I got 4 just to have around
These are STUNNING-what a FANTASTIC technique!! I love how clear and concise your tutorials are....YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
You are SO talented! I absolutely love everything you create! Can’t wait to try this!
Happy birthday to your triplets!!! Twin mom here! Great tutorial as well! Thank you!!!
The cling wrap also works really well in making a marble design on a tumbler as well 😀
Do you like the tumbler?
@@JohnWilson-mh3zj Absolutely!
I've watched a few different videos on this process, and yours is one of the most accurate on safety.Most of the others don't wear masks, or explain why it should be nitrite gloves to wear. I LOVE the look of this tumbler and I'm a big glitter person LOL I'm eager to make my first one, and I think it's going to be this style. As much as I love glitter, I want something easier for my first one. Thank you for this video.
Great info! I didn’t know about fans and wrinkling.
Very pretty loved watching
Those are so beautiful and thank you for sharing all that you know you help me a lot. And watching you I started doing this so thank you.
Your tutorial is very to the point and clearly stated! I am your fan!!
Inks are so much fun 💜
So gorgeous love this technique. Very very beautiful set.
I just saw your video. I am going to make these for my sister. Thank you. I have triplets too, there 35
Happy Birthday to your triplets!
That is a beautiful set!! I love your energy!! You have triplets because God knew you could take care of them and your tumbler family as well!! I’m going to join your FB group (and I’m not particularly fond of FB) 🤫😆Thank you! 💕
Hi Linda.. I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now.... I want to personally welcome you to the FB page and hope you enjoy learning and sharing with our great little community🌹
It’s a fantastic, supportive and amazing group! Never be afraid to ask questions. Welcome!
Holy cow! those are gawghesss!!!!! Another amazing video! thank you
Thank you so much for your informative video, love your work and your positive attitude!
Beautiful
OMG ~ CAN’T BELIEVE HOW SIMPLE THIS WAS ~ AND USING GLAD AS WELL 👍🏽😎💝👌🏾👏🏾💗💗💗💗
It is super simple and any cling wrap will do
Awesome tutorial! If I attempt this technique it will be my 1st tumbler I make!! Yikes hopefully it turns out as beautiful as the tumbler you made.
Hi Melissa, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now. Please make sure and show us your first tumbler in the FB pages!!🌷
I sure will! Thank you!
So i tried this technique last night and had to base paint my cup. I knew the white base was not dry when i started the alcohol, what I found was a metallic look with my alcohol. It looked great behind my colors for depth, please try this sometime.
Thank you, Summer!! I felt like I was bugging you to make this video. I just wanted to mention that I bought my sets online from Field and Stream. They were on clearance or $24.99 also. They come in 4 different colors.
What an excellent present! Wonderful explanations, ut I did want to see the puppy!
Let me say first that this is my favorite tumbler channel, she’s very creative and thorough.... but, who else needs to pop a Xanax prior to watching lol
But you miss out on a lot! She IS very energetic and that's why I adore her plus she crams in as many tips and tricks as possible. Check out some of the other tumbler channels, LOL you'll be back ;-)
I love listening to her. Her energy is inspiring and she never says anything that isn't relevant. One of the better teachers on TH-cam.
She is awesome. Her energy is super and makes me wish I had half of what she has.
De Chesino Really? That is what I LOVE about her vids. I want as much info as possible with every step, trick or tip included. I hate when people talk slow and don’t give enough info. But I too have the same energy as her and would do tutorials the same way! What makes me need to pop a Xanax is watching her do this on a white fur rug. I’m so worried she will spill something on it. 😂😂😂
That’s beautiful I have to give it a try ! Thanks for sharing your beautiful work. Be Bless 🙏🏼
I am super excited to try this method! I love working with alcohol inks, my manicure not so much! lol Thanks Summer for another awesome tutorial. :-)
Don't forget your nitrile gloves, your manicure will love you for it LOL
I can’t wait for my alcohol inks to arrive this week! I will be trying this new technique for sure. My 3yo has requested a cup for her daycare lady, and was watching this with me, so wants this for her cup 😊 super excited.
That is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Can’t wait to try this!!
Can you do it on glass?
Where did you find your heat gun
such a great tutorial ' i learned this' thanks for sharing
So pretty 🤩
Sooo pretty!!!
I love your tutorials! I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much!
Another question.... I have fine craft glitter. I see most use polyester glitter. Which do you prefer or do you use both for different affects? Thanks again!!
polyester glitter will not bleed under epoxy/solvents and doesn't fade as easily in sunlight vs craft glitter, craft glitter is fine when you are starting off and practicing but is not recommend past that. polyester glitter also has better coverage
I have several bottles of glitter that came bulk so the individual bottles aren't labeled. The glitter is very fine. How can I tell what type it is?
@@nancyblake7425 there is no way to tell just by looking at it... the difference between poly glitter and craft glitter is temp tolerance, poly is good up to 350 degrees and craft glitter is good to 280 degrees, I have used both on my cups without a problem
@@henrysgirl4111 thank you!! :)
I LOVE this!! How do you care for them after sealing? I am not yet at the end of the video so I may be getting ahead of myself.
I've done a similar technique with Unicorn Spit.
me too! I love Unicorn Spit!
So, how do you fix the top edge if it gets scuffed by the sandpaper; is there a way to make it shiny again?
Hi Ann, I am a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now.... Although I am sure that there are many answers..I do know personally, a super high grit sandpaper like 4000 can work the scuffs out with water and a lot of elbow grease. 😉 Good luck !
Since you paid $25 for this what would you hope to sell something like this set for?
I'm new and haven't made any tumblers yet but I just got my first turner!!! I'm super excited and love to watch your videos!!! Thank you!
Nancy Blake I was wondering the same thing.
Hello, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I spoke to her recently and she informed me she had sold all 6 sets she made at $120.00 a set. 🌹
Well 25 was just what she paid for the cup set... I always wonder how much they calculate the whole cost of goods at... 120 seems good, but it also seems like these could get hugely expensive really fast. Anyones insight is appreciated!
@@andreawellman4461 It really depends on your market, you want to make pretty things and sell them but you don't want to scare people away. It will depend on what you want to make on it. For example, live in Beverly Hills charge $250, live in a lower economic area maybe $100.... it's all up to you
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Can you please tell me why you use a matte clear instead of cleat gloss... thank you this is a great tutorial and they are beautiful
some have said that matte gives the epoxy something to stick to.... clear gloss will be smoother and epoxy can repel
I may have missed it but when do you put the rubber piece back on or do you just leave it off completely?
Hi Cynthia, I am a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers... The buttons were not replaced!😉
Beautiful!!! Thanks for showing us how to do this!
If you are putting the black bottoms back on why are you covering the bottoms with glitter?
I wondered the exact same thing. Did she forget? Was she not putting them back on? Now I want to know... ;)
She did not put the bottoms back on... she left them off but it is really personal choice, they are not needed on the finished product
@@andreawellman4461 see above reply ;)
Happy Birthday to your kids!!! 3 is a fun age, I'm new to the tumbler making world I haven't even made one but I've watched almost all of your videos and more, I gotta say I'm excited/nervous about it but I'm going to give it a try, I already have some epoxy from a previous project but it says Casting and Coating, would you say that works for this type of project? Thanks!
Hi Ale, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers... The box should say clear cast resin. If it is casting resin, it will dry white🌷
@@lisas2118 thank you, what if it says "casting and pouring"?
@@alezavala it will dry white on anything that says casting
Beautiful!! Going to have to try this one 😘
Is this a bottle topper? Did you make or bought it and where? Is is like a set or something?
Its a wine set she got at Costco
Do you sell cups? This is wonderful. I so want a cup made. I like pink, purple,and, green but id take this color cup too
Great tutorial. I loved the way my cups turned out. I was impatient, waiting 24 hours was hard. Thanks.
Do you have a link to amazon for the cooler and tumblers?
T Shubert the set came from Costco
www.amazon.com/reduce-Stainless-Steel-Cooler-Opaque/dp/B07NMJ1MTR?th=1
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make epoxy tumblers. I can't seem to get past the mod podge. When I add a layer of mod podge then add glitter it looks kind of ok for a first layer. Then when I try to add second layer (even waiting a day later and shaking and rubbing extra glitter) it mixes my glitter in my mod podge and never applies a good solid layer of glitter. I gave up and stopped trying to make tumblers with glitter/paint/etc...Do you have any good helpful tips for me?
Vicki.... I'm a moderator with LLR and I want you to join us on FB St. LITTLELEE AND ROSE TUMBLERS AND MORE! you will have a plethora of information at your fingertips!!!
Seal your glitter with a top coat of mod and then let dry completely. I let mine sit for a day or so and remember Mod glue dries clear so you won't see it as mixed when dry
I am obsessed with your videos..I learn so much from you...a couple of questions...do you do a clear spray paint over even with the epoxy method
I can't wait to try this 😍 thanks for sharing ^.^
First time seeing your tutorial and this was a great tutorial! I also love love love the nail polish! Any idea what brand or the name of the polish is? I will be subscribing and trying to find you on Facebook! Thanks!
Triplets?!? Holy crap! Superwoman!
You make me wonder why I didn’t think of this. 😁
how high do you have the flame on the torch?
just enough to hit the cup quickly to pop the micro bubbles. It's the Co2 from the flame that pops them... move quickly and not too close you don't want to burn it. When it burns it bubbles and you can't get rid of those.
This is the first time watching you... first happy birthday 🎈🎁 🎂 to your babies! I’ve never made anything like this I’m just getting into painting with A.I’s Your wine set came out beautiful... absolutely love those colors together and the technique! Thank you for sharing! Just subscribe 🥰
Did you epoxy the cup before doing the alcohol ink...
HI Amber, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer with questions...She did NOT put epoxy on her cups first. 🌷
Hi Amber... im a moderator with LLR and I helping Summer with answers....and NO, she did not put epoxy on her cup to apply the inks.
Can i do it on an epoxy cup? Or better not to epoxy first
Hi Amber, it's .best not to epoxy
@@janiceterrell86 You can do it over epoxy with no problem, if you are doing several layers of ink some seal with epoxy between layers but it isn't necessary
What sandpaper grade did you use?
Hi Tina. Im a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer with answers... she uses 220 grit.
these are so so cool!!!
This is an amazing tutorial love it
will this work on plastic bottles?
Hi I love your tutorial, you explain everything so good thank you so much. Question? Can I use other kind of paint?
What Turner do you recomend??? And how many just starting out??
Thank you! How much does this set sell for once cured etc?
Hi.. I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now ... Although prices vary from state to state I will contact her for your request and get back with you.🌷
It really depends on your market, you want to make pretty things and sell them but you don't want to scare people away. It will depend on what you want to make on it. For example, live in Beverly Hills charge $250, live in a lower economic area maybe $100.... it's all up to you
What are the little pyramids I see in most your videos? Do they have a special meaning to you? Just curious 🖤 love everything you do. I have learned so much
They are called buttons, join the FB group and learn what they are all about facebook.com/groups/littleleeandrose/
Anyone see the link for the actual stainless set? I know I'm searching Costco, nothing is coming up.
Amazon has them but they're more expensive than Costco. www.amazon.com/reduce-Stainless-Steel-Cooler-Opaque/dp/B07NMJ1MTR?th=1
Once you get these set, you can wash them in the dishwasher? I so want to make these as Xmas presents. Great idea!
No, these are not dishwasher safe, the epoxy will melt with the heat of the water.... not meant to be soaked either.. Hand wash only
Sorry one more question does it have to be finished with Epoxy is there any other way to finished it
you have to epoxy to seal in the alcohol ink or it will just wash off and fade over time
Thank you Kathleen :D I found a none toxic resin that will do the same without the toxic fumes . I am an artist and asked Blick for help and they told me about Art Resin ...I have been collecting everything I need just need some butane for my torch....again this is gorgeous
@@brendamorgado562 just be sure to always wear your protective gear so you don't develop an allergy with prolonged use... remember.. they may say it's voc free but when mixed it still gives off vapors that you may or may not be able to smell.... I compare it to natural gas, if they didn't put the "rotten egg" smell into natural gas you would not be able to smell it but it is still toxic
@@henrysgirl4111 thank you 🙂
Is there anyway you could do a tutorial on how to do a serape tumbler with glitter?
Hi Misty.. I'm a moderator for LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I will see see that she gets your request...and get back with you ASAP😉
Yay first one!
Are you in my FB group! I want to send you a glitter !
LittleLee and Rose yes!! Love the fb group!!
Do you sell these? If so how much? Great gifts, I love them!!
Bottoms? Did you add those back on? or just leave it glittered with epoxy? If you added them back (you said you would), why glitter the entire bottom? Or, was that step just showing prep?
Hi Barbara, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers.... She did not replace the bottoms, hence the purpose of glittering..it adds both design and function! They erred placed on non sick backing because the stickiness would collect random dust n glitter particles.. and Summer is frugal.. she will not waste a thing.. she still find a way to.use them😉
I love this tutorial! Can’t wait to try it on a tumbler. But, I am wondering. What is the name of Your Facebook group? Tried to find it as you talk it up so much and was interested in joining if I could.
It's called LittleLee and Rose Tumblers and More
Love these and your polish! I need that color in my life. Share?
how do you put a stainless steel bottle on a turner. the ones with the small opening.
depending on your turner you can take the football or whatever you are using off and then tape the bottle top (you don't want to epoxy the threads anyway) to the turner arm
She talked about burnishing the green glitter. But I heard nothing or seen nothing on doing that technique. Did I miss it or did she skip it?
That is what she did after the mod podge when she was rubbing her finger over the glitter and pushing it into the cup. that is burnishing the glitter. she did alittle more after she did the second coat to. it's just rubbing the glitter into the cup after the mod podge dried alittle
Here is another tutorial she does on the tack it method which uses burnishing
Summer, nothing to do with this video, (although the tumblers and chiller are AMAZING!) can you do a tutorial with micas???
Hi Liz. Im a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now...I will get the message to her about your request. Thank you so much🌹
Liz Powers I second the request! I love using micas
My friend uses a nerf football from dollar tree to hold her tumbler.
I keep getting the broken link message for this: GLITTER USED IN THIS TUTORIAL www.littleleeandrose.com/prod..
It’s like crackle and tie dye had a baby.
This is not a crack cup..crackle is with either crackle medium or Elmer’s glue and acrylic paint.
this is just another method for crackle. There are many ways to "crackle" a cup
Love it
I bought a 30 package of sharpie markers and with alcohol you make your own alcohol ink 30 colors for 19 dollars no the ridiculous prices for them to make them for you.
This has nothing to do with doing tumblers, what brand and color is your nail polishes?
I disagree. The metal wine "tumblers" make up 2/3rds of this tutorial. Unless you don't consider a metal wine cup to be a tumbler. Why so negative?
J R she was talking about her question has nothing to do with doing tumblers, not this tutorial lol.
Hi, I'm a moderator with LLR and I am helping Summer out with answers right now. Thank you Cathy for noticing her nails. I agree, they are pretty. JR the comment wax concerning her nails not the wine tumbler. Thank you everyone for always being considerate of each other!😀
I apologize. I mis-read the comment. I am sorry for my mis-understanding
@@RebelCatLady your good.. and we appreciate your sincerity 😀
But if I fast forward I might miss something funny you say or do. 😁
You are so lucky, how much fun triples must be, are they girls or/and boys, I’d have loved a shit load of kids but all I achieved is a shit load of miscarriages,19 in all..I’m also lucky I finally had my daughter so blessed some with my medical problems never have a living child, I often wonder about who they would have been..
I have a hard time with the smell and fumes of alcohol ink.
Anyone else?
Beautiful
This is an amazing tutorial love it
This is an amazing tutorial love it