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- 🚗 Testing out a way to stencil onto the top surface Epoxy Resin with extreme metallic finishes for an oriental dragon plaque/tray/placemat/thingy
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Wonderful idea. Loved the dragon.You got a new member from next week.
Awesome! Thank you! Welcome on board from next week then :)
I actually LOVE the dragon the way he came out. He reminds me of some of the antique Chinese pieces that my grandparents had in their house when I was young. And yes, I was talking back to you while you were talking to yourself. HA!
Lol I'm glad I'm not talking to myself afterall. I don;t understand me you see :)
Yes it did give me kinda antique vibes too
reminds me of some of the antique Chinese piece, was just going to say the same thing. love it
Definitely not incompetence, you are experimenting and sharing with us, helping us to not make errors. I for 1 really appreciate what you show us and help us with xx
I appreciate that! Thanks :)
I have only recently started following you I love your work and have learned much. It hurts my heart to hear you call yourself stupid. Please know that I find you smart, A great teacher, and quite adventurous in trying new things and share your amazing knowledge
I do have the equivalent of 4 Degrees and a Masters lol. I just don't take myself too seriously :)
I really like the way the dragon turned out. That's what I call a happy accident! I really like this experiment you're doing. I wouldn't have thought of trying anything like this.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it in the end. Oh by the way I'm finally catching up on orders, posted yours yesterday. Thanks for your patience Ada
I like both pieces. The dragon was very interesting, I would not change a thing. I really like the bubbles in the second one. What a happy accident.
Yeh it kinda worked, I was quite pleased with them despite not being perfect :}
That dragon piece is friggin amazing Tracey. Looks abstract and kind of weathered.
Glad you like it. Though it wasn't as precise as I wanted, i think it did turn out kinda interesting
The dragon is gorgeous. The black/red backing is perfect. And the coaster is stunning. Will definitely give this a go. Thanks Tracey! 😊 btw I’m talking back to you or discussing what you are doing with my groodle.
Glad you like them, and that I'm not totally talking to myself haha
OMG c'est absolument magnifique j'adore felicitation madame 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🥰
Mercie Beaucoup - I hope I spelt that right :)
I love the red and black tray and how the colors reacted on the top! I like the dragon stencil, but it has pieces missing where they shouldn't be, which contributed to an unclear pattern.
I've never done any resin at all. This is what I know from using this stuff on paper: 1) the hardest thing seems to be finding a temporary adhesive for the stencil that doesn't leave a residue on the substrate. 2) As you found with the second piece, to get detailed coverage, leave the stencil in place and apply the glue/size. When the adhesive is ready, apply the gilding or glitter over the stencil. Burnish extensively and thoroughly, and brush off all possible extra BEFORE removing the stencil. 3) remove stencil. If the temporary stencil adhesive comes off cleanly, you can try more burnishing of the pattern. If there is any residue, don't even try more brushing just put on the protective layer, the residue will just pick up whatever is loose on the piece or the brush. Overall, I've also found that a moderately stiff brush works better than a soft floppy brush. It can both push the gilding into the corners of a stencil better and can brush any extra off the piece more cleanly. Hope this ramble of info helps with resin substrate.
I'm a pretty new subscriber and have enjoyed all your projects so far. Thank you for the fun projects.
Useful tips thank you. And I'm so glad you're enjoying my projects
I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. You have such a calming voice and a wonderful giggle that really brightens my day up no matter how down I might have been feeling beforehand. 🤗🥰 Edit... I think it turned out pretty good. I would like to see in done in the paint pens the gold, bronze etc.🤔❤️
Thanks Pecan :)
It looks really antiqued, like you've preserved a very, very old decoration before it disappeared forever! Hey, maybe put some bamboo style handles on it? Wouldn't that be gorgeous? LOVE this, Tracey! And, yes -- do it again! 😊💕😍
Okay, watching the rest... 😊👍
Good idea!
I agree with your comment it gives it an antique look
Thanks, i thought so :)
Hi Tracey, I have not used guiding flakes or glitter to stencil onto resin. I have used acrylic paint with stencils/silkscreens before. It was difficult and took more than one attempt to get it right due to smudging issues. I love how the dragon came out, very cool!! Also, Thank you for sharing Sonu music. I loved your song so much, I had to see where it came from!! I had not heard of Sonu before. ❤
Glad you lied this one. And yes Suno music is fun.
I love this, so very cool! I look forward to seeing Donna's next, excellent video Tracey, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Donna did some similar and some different. I think she did a better job than me
Poor Daniel Cooper would be in a coma about now, with all that glitter.😅 I like "typical Tracey style"! 😁👍 And, yes...I'm having a great convo with you. 😅 I'll go check Donna's channel next. 👍
Really enjoyed this "episode"! Thanks, Tracey, for another fun tute. ❤
lol yes he would. He’s just doing abetted way to stencil glitter on resin too. Hope you enjoy Donna’s video. I think it’s fab. Glad to hear it not totally talking to myself :)
The all the smudges on the coaster make it look more rustic
Yes I guess they do 👍
This is fun..I loved these experiments.. ❤😊
Thank you 🤗
It’s beautiful love all the stuff you do ❤❤ it’s so cool to see the results for all these creations ❤❤
Thank you so much!
Wow,I love the dragon stencil,Ms Tracey 💜🤩🐲.. Although first attempt you didn't like,but it also looked beautiful 😍.The second attempt was also amazing 😍,love the golden dragon 🐲💜🤩🤩.The 3rd attempt is a stunner 😍💜. Although it did make a lot of mess,but it's gorgeous,Ms Tracey 😍😍💜💜
Thanks so much 😊
These came out beautiful. I've been wanting to this for a project I had in mind but was too scared. Now I'm quite confident. Thank y so much for sharing. Watching from South Africa.
Thank you @jonaidoo9688! I'm so glad you like this one
This is going to be fun a collaboration with D&A
If you use a soft brush static should hold the gold leaf. Then dab with the brush to set it in then burnish with that soft brush. That way you can brush to remove the gold. That's how we did it 30 years ago when I worked in a craft store.
Yes please again. 😊
I left a comment on D&A and you should hear it too. I appreciate this collab a lot.
"@dandaresin you and Tracy doing a simple collab is great. By simple I mean just the two of you. It doesn't have to be a big production with loads of people. I like these between "seasons" to keep the fun going"
Yes that's what I do in this video - a blusher brush :) D&A's video is really good, she uses 4 methods in hers
You not talking to yourself. Unless I am,too 😅😂❤
Lol jolly good
It's gorgeous! But you'll have glitter in every corner of your room for years.😂 Thanks for sharing!❤
So true! The bath was full of glitter after I washed my hair too
I like it. I have never seen anyone take the stencil off before painting. It gives it an abstract look.
Yes I thought it was worth trying it both ways. I just wanted to see what happened :)
You could use nail foils with the glue you’d have more control perhaps ? and they come in beautiful patterns 😊
Yes you can! This experiment was specifically for size and gold leaf really tough. it works well with nail foils
Me ha encantado verte trabajar, surgen para y me gusta mucho como los afrontas. Buscando distintas opciones,unas mejor otras peor, pero si no se intenta como saber que saldrá? Prueba y error. Lo has hecho fantástico y te admiro por ello. Otra persona a lo mejor no hubiera enseñado el vídeo pero tú tienes espíritu de dragón y sigues. Un abrazo grande 🫂😍👌🇪🇦
Gracias, me alegra mucho que te haya gustado mi experimento. Como dices, una buena manera de aprender.
Wow c'est vraiment cool felicitation madame ❤👍❤
Thank you Claire :)
MOST DEFINITELY NOT INCOMPETENCE. ok. Now that that's out of my system. You are merely experimenting and learning along with sharing it with us. You are preventing us from making errors. I appreciate it mightily.
Lol thanks :) I did have fun making that glittery mess. I hope you enjoy D&A Resin's half of the collaboration too
Fantastic experiments Tracey, we totally agree - the dragon had a very antique effect! The bit of amine blush was probably from the moisture in the glue affecting the resin surface, looked fab with the top coat. The coaster looked really cool, loved it. We are off to watch Donna's now 💕 x
Interesting! though that happened before the glue so i think moisture in the air. I've just had a small dehumidifier delivered that I hope will sort it out. I'm glad you liked it :) Donna's video is great, love the colour she used too
@@miniscenesgb yes the dehumidifier should do the trick, humidity is such a pain! Loved Donna's video too, the colours were lovely. Really interesting to see all of the different techniques for stencilling x
I really like the dragon. As others said, it looks "antiqued". I appreciate all experiments you do!❤
Thanks Julia
I heard you! I like the interfers powder on the finer lines but overall it's awesome.
Glad ou like it, thanks
Thanks Tracey you trying these things the first time is so we can learn from you like you say warts n all 🎉🎉
Glad you liked it :)
Both the attempts of stenciling on resin look beautiful, Ms Tracey 💜💜.
Thank you so much!
OMG fishes! Now I like you even more. Love watching you do your thing from the other side of the pond!
Glad you like them! I feature the fish and other critters on my other channel, Tracey's Random Stuff :)
Thank you for sharing; will definitely be trying these it out ❤❤❤
Please do! I think the principle is good - just needs some perfecting :)
Thank you for this,you are right there are no videos for this. Las time I tried to stencil I drew the pattern on the resin piece then used a dotting tool ,mica powder mixed with varnish and for some parts chameleon flakes also mixed with varnish ,it was a long and tedious project but it was beautiful in the end with a few mistakes lol . I havent revisited ,that technique for quite some time i will revisit though,along with some of these techniques you've shown today . This was very inspiring, I love the dragon and the coaster . Ive come to find out that when we make things and they dont come out like the vision we at least me thinks its a fail and someone will come along and think its wonderful. ☺️ . I love the" flaws " in both pieces it makes it so interesting. Inspiational video, thank you . I will be sure to check out the collaboration 😀
Thanks so much, I'm glad you liked it. I rather enjoyed the experiment. I hope you enjoy Donna's video too
Cupcake! 😅😊 Okay, settling in to watch...
Hope you enjoy!
I love how the piece turned out. I really liked how you kept at it. The shine in that hi gloss is just gorgeous. Just FYI. I showed my husband your fish tank. We are both impressed. Your Angelfish are spectacular. I hope you have a mated pair. Especially if it’s that big male with the gold fish like color. I’ve not seen those in my neck of the woods.
2 mated pairs - Koi and the ones you saw, Silver Alums :) they are useless parents so far though,, but they will get there. they are happy accidents - i bought 4 babies a year ago and they turned out to be pairs by luck, they are so funny.
You could try burnishing on the gold with a silicone tool. Makes it SUPER shiny. Love both of them xoxoxox
Great idea!! Glad you like them
I think it has a antique look
I guess it kinda does :)
You have given me food for thought at what can be used. Maybe the sticky you put on the back of the stencil is causing a problem. Try taping the stencil down. Love your videos. X
I did try taping as I wondered about the glue too, it didn't hold it down over such a big area. the glue was spray mount on the first one and Tack it Over on the second one. I shall keep experimenting. Thanks for your thoughts :)
I've done this on resin trays and tumblers, if your resin base is fully cured and wiped down removing the stencil before gold leafing etc works wonderfully, but powders like micas/chameleons it's better to leave stencil on -for some reason it still gets stuck to unstenciled resin and it's a pain in the butt to clean it up with a q-tip and alcohol
Ahhh great tips, thank you so m uch
Tracey, I really like how the dragon turned out. It's really cool and beautiful 😍. The coaster is beautiful also. I prefer the look the foil sheet left behind rather than the flakes and glitter. It also looked less messy. ❤❤❤ I'm off to watch Donna.
Glad you liked it - I know you;ll enjoy Donna's video oo :)
I am not a person who resins. I make cards. With foiling, I hate the static electricity that goes with it. We use talc powder, but you probably can't use that on resin. But I use a dryer sheet to go over my paper and stencil to cut down on the fly-a-ways. I have used a new one and a used one - prefer a used one. May be if you lightly touch it to the resin before adding the stencil, it might help. And cut down on the static. Make sure you burnish the gold leaf sheets with a soft brush or it can mark with a stiff bristle brush. The flecks need to be burnished into the glue with a firmer brush or they can lift after removing the stencil. They also make a gold leaf sheets in different colors that is put on to a plastic sheet. With those you only need to add the glue, let the glue go tacky, and then put the sheet down, burnish with your fingers, and then lift the sheet up. With those sheets the color side is up, and the underside that has silver color goes down, with contact to the glue. But the glued side down might not be transparent. I do not know, I have only done paper. Maybe this will help. With the last one there is not all of that loose leaf static and maybe this helps to keep the fly-a-ways off the rest of the resined areas, less clean up afterward.. And more fun to play
Thanks for the info much appreciated Yes I have the leaf sheets in a mass of colours. I do have a static pad, that might help. I did burnish with a soft brush in this video :)
I think you mean a * cupcake or a muffin* for the small mold
Lol I love that people are talking back to me : that does make me happy. Yes, cupcake or muffin though we also call them fairy cakes here which is cute isn't it :) Glad you liked watching this one :)
@@miniscenesgb LOL awesome .. oh my yes i forgot about them being called fairy cakes. goes to show i ahve been in australia for farrr too long LOL
Probably just me showing my age haha
@@miniscenesgb lol and me for forgetting to much stuff
Daniel Cooper did one just recently with glitter! He hated it 😂😂😂
Yes he did that a few days after I did this and I put his link int he video description as you can see. and he's nailed a great way of doing this. He does hate glitterr
This video was just incredible! This is only the second video of yours (just found you this morning) I just kind of love you 🥰 😅. The music while you work, lovely. I’ve seen other comments where we are talking with you as you work, yes, you aren’t really talking to yourself. What a fun and beyond interesting 30 minutes.
Awesome dragon, I think it turned out just as should have.
What are you using as a spray mount?
So glad you like this one :) The spray mount i usually use is actually called Spray Mount amzn.to/3YvgRzE
I think the dragon looked pretty good, especially the part you used the powder pigment on. It was a really tricky stencil to pick, and would have been a challenge with any medium.
I wonder if you could put the stencil on when the resin is still a little sticky, and instead of using the gilding glue, put the metal sheet directly on the resin? 🤔
Not sure, certainly worth a try though.
Next time use a small vacuum to get the gold up before you put it on your table and when you use the gold leaf sheet try not to rub so hard it will scratch very easily. Great job oon the video
Thanks for the tip!
I really enjoyed your experiment the dragon turned out pretty good I think. The music was great yet again and yes I talk back to you and giggle along with you.
Thanks for your videos Tracey.
Awesome! Thank you! And i'm glad I'm not totally talking to myself, as I really don;t understand me lol
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Hi Tracey, you can use your wonder wipes to clean off the glue, or you can use acetate, nail varnish remover. Thank you for your experiments, it’s very much appreciated. Love the results x❤
Great tip! And yes! I just did it with the wonderwipes, you just saved my stencil :)
What I have done it use gel medium...I place my stencil and spread out th gel...remove the stencil and sprinkle the glitter over the gel... and after finished sprinkling I blow off the excess glitter. The gel medium dries clear... Not tried using gold foils yet.
Yes that works but that wasn’t what the viewers had asked me to experiment with for this video
Thanks for trying this technique out
You’re welcome 😊
Love the dragon 🐉
Thanks, it kinda worked I think
@@miniscenesgb definitely it looks lovely
I'm pretty sure Wendy over at Toonpish did something with mica powder and a stencil a couple months ago. I just went and looked at her page (it was driving me nuts because I couldn't remember when it was) and the two that she did were about 8 months ago.
For the glue you mentioned. You can use any sort of oil. I'd recommend using mineral oil, because it's inert. A light oil like that will get rid of most adhesives unless you're working with something like contact glue or CA glue.
FYI I'd recommend not rubbing the size on when you're using a stencil. Because you'll end up pushing the fluid under the stencil of which I think why you got some of that smudging. Along with the pattern being very intricate and they're not being a lot of space between the holes.
Yes Wendy did but not with Size. Also D&A Resin in the other half of this collaboration. In the end the stencil cleaned up with Wonderwipes, I'll m ake a note of the oil, that's useful to know. I didn;t rub the size on, just dabbed, but it still got underneath a bit ;)
Ahh my apologies, I didn't realize you were referring to size in particular. 😊 I learned about the tip with oil the hard way when my cat got his tail caught in a trap one time 😬
OOps! Hope the cat was OK
@@miniscenesgb Nothing a little cooking grease couldn't fix. But it did look a little bit like a Looney Tunes cartoon while I was trying to catch him LOL 😂
Awesome experiment ❤Gail
Thanks. D&A's half of this collab is very worth a look too - hers was more successful than mine :)
There's no need to sacrifice the dragon stencil. You can take it off the stencil with a little bit of mineral oil, followed by dish soap and warm water.
Turns out my Wonderwipes worked too :) Thanks for the tips I'll remember that when I try this again :)
@@miniscenesgb OOOO, that's good to know. For a water based glue, that stuff is surprisingly stubborn.
@@naudiaangelica6925 it is. they have been using stuff like that for centuries for gilding things like the detailing of stately homes, picture frames etc
@@miniscenesgb Oh, I know. In this case, if it ain't broke, don't fix it 😛
@@naudiaangelica6925 so true :)
I use gold flake sheets I find them better you were doing so well I find thinking too much sometimes we talk ourselves out of what we should have stuck with but it is a very beautiful dragon 😊❤
I wonder if you could have used one of you mica into your liquid glue or size that would possibly make that easier ❤
No as it would have been permanently sticky
I use gold leaf sheet I’m this video. I was answering 3 viewer questions about techniques
Great video, Tracey. The 1st one, i think, because it was a very intricate detaiked stencil made it hard to add stuff. But the 2nd one worked perfectly. loved it. Im so pleased we used different things, lol. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to do a collab it was great to see how both different we did.... ❤️
Oh thank you! Loved your video, you did a great job with your makes. thanks for collaborating
@@miniscenesgb thank you ❤️
I think maybe Mica Powder before so its the first layer (the top) then the Resin
Yes but that wasn't the topic of the experiment as that has been done many times before. Here we were testing Size and stenciling onto the resin :)
I'm not sure if it still exists but i remember in kindergarten we had this childrens glue that you could also wash with water but it's mainly the consistency that could be interesting as it was a very stiff paste and was made from gluten. You may have something like this on the other side of the pond, as it is fairly stiff it may creep under your stencil less.
Yes we do, it's called PVA and it's widely used, but this experiment was to try Size instead :)
@@miniscenesgb Ah i thought the gold was the experiment and figured maybe a more stiff glue would make your life more easy.
Size is actually designed for gold leaf so I was trying that out :) Looking at D&A's experimenting in the other half of this collaboration, Mod Podge might be the way to go, which is quite stiff, bit stiffer than PVA. Good thought process :)
Tea and Art channel uses size for gold leaf a lot. Maybe give her a look at
Yes I follow her, she is exceptionally good, but I couldn't see that she'd used this technique. I have used a lot of gold leaf over the years but trying it through a stencil onto resin using size was something I've wanted to try for a while
Also, there are 2 sides to that tray! You can have a go on the NEW front. 😂
Yes, though it wasn't great so I decided not to for the video, it will be a useful piece to experiment on
I’ve been pondering on this for a while myself now and I’m thinking about waiting until the resin is slightly tacky, placing a stencil down and using mica powder with a clear top coat to finish it. Do you think that would work? Great video, very inspiring 😊
Go for it! If you look at D&A Resin's pat of this collaboration, Donna demos some ideas around this too
I dont think that is a blush otherwise it would have wiped off when you applied pressure to remove the mica and glitter. Amine blushes are water soluble and only on the surface so they wipe off with a bit of pressure and wet wipe or damp cloth. It looks more like unmixed resin drawing to the middle for heat to try and cure it goes dull.
The end results still look great though ❤
It was amine blush . it leaves a mark on the surface where it was :) Sorted anyway - I've bought a dehumidifier, job done. Glad you like this make :)
Usually if you don't find anything it's because most people who have done it didn't think anyone would be either interested or they failed and didn't want to film it 🤷
Could be. I tend to film everything just in case lol
Im not so sure the sponging is the way to go with the guilding glue...as it seems to leave like almost a sponge pattern...not solid crisp lines...unless thats what you wanted. I think i would try lightly painting it with a brush...or even using a small pallet knife to smear it on. Ive seen both of those done before. 😊
tried those, neither worked so I went with the sponges as that is what came with the guilding kit
I'm wondering if the stuff you used to adhere the stencil down was part of the problem with the clarity of the fine details and getting the foil, glitter, etc where it shouldn't have been. Perhaps tacking down the outside edges with painter's tape instead would work? Or cutting stencils out of vinyl? It's certainly worth fine tuning.
yes I wondered that too. Definitely something to think on, The tack was spray mount the first time and "Tack it Over and Over" the second time
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do they stencil with size onto epoxy resin?
Couldn’t you hear me saying ‘use a hairdryer to dry the glue faster’? 😂😂
lol no but by the time I'd had a lean u it was good to go anyway but that's a great idea for next time
Who sings the the dragon defender song please I love to have that as my ringtone. It's amazing tune.
I made it with AI, I use Suno. If you want to email me on MiniScenesGB@gmail.com I can probably send it to you
@miniscenesgb thank you I would be so greatful thank you x
Would it have been easier to leave the stencil in place while you added the color?
Might be worth another try. when I did that it just took the colour away when I removed the stencil. Definitely worth trying again though
@@miniscenesgb I learn soooo much watching you and four others. I love that you aren't afraid to think out the box.
Tracy have you got the link for the very shiny flower mold plz.
I love the dragon ❤
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I'm not sure, but the stencil has very small lines. Micro glitter might work better to get that small of lines. Pretty though.
Yes, I did say in the video that the stencil was too detailed, hence the second piece I did. You’re right
It looks good for a 1st try but i think maybe a less intricate design could maybe work better possibly
Yes definitely , like the second one, way better
@miniscenesgb yes definitely a lot better I feel the dragon while stunning just had to many tiny spaces
I have seen on UA-cam that you can us baby lotion to stencil on resin
If you want to create an embossed effect yes, that a Daniel Cooper technique
I really like how there are all these different techniques to use with resin. Blue Elephant Gifts used tracing paper to transfer a design onto resin, totally different from your project but intriguing nonetheless 💕
Yes I'm loving all the ideas out there. I love their channel too
What was the shiny stuff you sprayed?
To clean? Just Isopropyl Alcohol
What size mould is that please?
30cm x 20cm, it’s kinda place mat size. The link is in the video description
Yes shouting 😂
Lol nice one
Da resin just did one using gold leaf on a stencil. It didn't work out as well as mica powder or resin with glitter
Yes that's the other half of this collaboration as I say and link in this video. Donna used Mod Podge, wheras I was testing Size :)
@miniscenesgb I posted too fast, I paused and should have kept watching, I would have seen that, lol.
Lol - though I say so in the video description, the thumbnail and in the intro. Do pay attention my dear :) Hugs
Stumbled upon your video - yep - have done this many times using various stuff - glitter and gold leaf but have not always filmed my process. It's not much different to what you have done. I make my own stencils using a light tack stencil vinyl and I think I used "tack it" as my glue in this video. Here is a quick video of a glitter piece I have done: ua-cam.com/video/1lhe_d2Ug4A/v-deo.htmlsi=tAg1UD3U6qrx2X32 and here are a couple of shorts: ua-cam.com/users/shortsX6cIu9aaEyg?si=w2A7DPeGxajPA5Jk and ua-cam.com/users/shortsgFFpl85gy_M?si=lK2RIaOqvCI9H6Sf and my personal favourite: ua-cam.com/users/shortsDX2RiJK3tbs?si=gHHqmmAeU8EtZ2Ka - it has ashes of a friend's son in it - the trees were done free hand and not a stencil.
Great - using Size through a stencil? I found
videos using other glues but not Size.Awesome. Thanks for all the links, I'll settle down with a cuppa and have a watching binge. I plan to cut some vinyl stencils to try next time, I don't use my Cricut enough :)
Aw I've watched the first one, it's fantastic. The others just come up with an error so I can't watch them
@@miniscenesgb Don't use normal vinyl though - need a low tack one that is a stencil vinyl so it doesn't leave any tack on your resin (less clean up that way).
@@HijinxStudios2020 Thanks for the tip. I do have actual stencil film too, I guess that's a low tack one
@@miniscenesgb That will be perfect!
Love Love both pieces!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Tammy :)
Love the paw print! Glad you like it, hugs