DIY Vellum Technique

This simple technique can transform ordinary printer paper into something that resembles commercially available vellum.
The translucent result is mysterious and slightly romantic...I like that.
Surprisingly, it's possible to add many more layers of media over the top of the finished DIY Vellum. And, as a bonus, it doesn't wrinkle and pucker when exposed to moisture, like commercial vellum can.
To avoid the oil leaching onto other surfaces, add a simple sealing coat with a mixture of watered down white glue.
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[@number1angel66]

Thank you so much for sharing this! This is so simple yet reveals excellent results! It's exceptionally beautiful! Blessings of love and light to all!🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💚🙏🏼

[@koyosensebe8027]

Absolutely adorable! thanks for this beautiful gift.🌷

[@1888starz]

Thank you so much for such a great way to 'vellum'. I love vellum and this way is so much cheaper than purchasing the real one. Must give it a try.

[@Thicketworks]

Thank you for watching, @1888starz ! Vellum is delicious stuff - but DANG, it can be pricey! I hope you are able to find wonderful ways to use this little hack, my friend. To avoid the oil leaching onto other surfaces, add a simple sealing coat with a mixture of watered down white glue. Have fun! xoxo

[@1888starz]

@@Thicketworks Thanks again for this added tip! Really appreciate someone's tried & true ideas....I'm going to give it a go for sure. Enjoy your day & have fun too. I'm so happy that I found your channel. xoxTania

[@pamelafaulkner3903]

U have an incredible VOICE not to mention your unbelievable TALENT. THANK YOU

[@Thicketworks]

Well, thank you, Pamela! What a lovely thing to say. Thank you, my friend. xox

[@kimberlysiddons]

I've read about this but have never saw it done or tried it yet. Thanks for the tutorial....now I HAVE to try it!

[@Thicketworks]

Awesome! So simple - such great results, Kimberly. Go for it! xox

[@createwithpamela]

Wow! Love this technique! I'm subscribing right now ... heading for your channel!

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Pamela! Yay! So glad you like this technique - and THANK YOU for subscribing!💗

[@vickygrant9472]

Listen I have to tell you this!! I absolutely love everything you do on You Tube so much I cant stand it!!! Your art is so close to my own but I have just found you and already have to try what your doing for my stuff that I didnt know! You are seriously great! I plan to watch all your videos!!!!!Thank you Heather!!

[@Thicketworks]

Thank YOU, Vicky! It thrills me to learn that you feel that connection - I hope you find techniques that are useful to you, girl! xoxo

[@BarbaraRankin1]

Hi Heather. Just subbed your channel. I really enjoyed your ancient paper technique. TFS.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Barbara! Firstly, thank you so much for subscribing. Secondly - I am so glad that you enjoyed this technique. I hope you give it a try - it's so easy! xox

[@hummerklein2567]

I’m new to your channel love your voice thank you for sharing this with me love the techniques. God bless you and yours Be safe

[@Thicketworks]

Nice to meet you, Hummer! Thank YOU for the kind words, my friend. God bless you and those you love, too. xoxo

[@missysmith5533]

Thank you Tracey for this video and all your videos. You have inspired me sooooooo much. My style is exactly the projects that you create. Thank you thank you. And you have one of the most awesome voices that I have ever heard. Keep giving us ideas. Your channel is awesome.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Missy! Oh, my goodness...I am so happy to connect with a fellow Creative who also enjoys this style, girl! Your kindness is deeply appreciated my friend...keep Creating! xox

[@shirleyping7058]

Oh my goodness Heather, I don't know why I haven't found you before tonight, but I've just sat and watched 3 videos back to back... I love your style and techniques... I think I have a lot of catching up to do....

[@Thicketworks]

Awww...what a lovely thing to say, my friend. Thank you SO much for watching! I think I have a lot more video creating to do! 😘

[@Ellypirally]

Oh dear...you have incredible ideas and the imagine, to create paper smelling like my granddaughter makes me smile. I have to try it! xoxo Elly

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Elly! I love your work - and I'm so thrilled that you visited me - thank you. That soft fragrance is a total bonus to this technique! xox

[@judymathena2981]

WoW is all I can say.......and I LOVE IT.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Judy - so many possibilities with this one, my friend! Just be sure to add a clear coat over both sides of the paper to prevent the oil bleeding onto adjacent surfaces. Even a coat of thinned PVA glue will do the trick. xoxo

[@kimberlysiddons]

Your art journal is awesome! I have so many old looking printed papers from the internet and I am going to try this!

[@Thicketworks]

Thank you for your kindness, Kimberly... I love the sound of your idea - go for it! xox

[@devdesigns]

Wow! You have a voice of an angel. I want to replicate what you do but would like to know what font you are using as its so beautiful and would like to have the same one in my craft book.

[@donnavinke4764]

Love this technique. Thanks so much for sharing. I know i will use your idea often🤗

[@Thicketworks]

So glad that you'll be making use of this one, Donna! Thank you, my friend. xox

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Hi I'm new to your channel -WOW I love this technique. Thanks so much for sharing. Will be watching others too.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Dianne! It's a pleasure to meet you, my friend. I'm so glad that you found this one useful! To avoid the oil leaching onto other surfaces, add a simple sealing coat with a mixture of watered down white glue. xoxo

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Thanks Heather I will try that too.

[@bethpiquard]

😱😱😱😍😍😍😍😱😱😱 Woooowwww, thanks!! 💞💞 Excellent!!!!

[@anitapearson2977]

I really like this and wish I could do it but you use a few things I dont have. Guess i cant do it.

[@Thicketworks]

I find that when I'm up against a situation like this, it can help to think in terms of categories of the types of products that are being used, rather than the specifics. Here's what I mean, Anita: if you don't have baby oil, what other type of oil might be lurking in your cupboards - olive oil? If you don't have Distress Inks, why not experiment with other translucent media like watercolors? If you don't have stamps, why not find pretty designs you can print on your paper first, then treat it with oils? There are often solutions that make it possible to attempt something similar. If you do, make sure to add a clear sealer over both sides of the paper once complete to prevent oil from transferring to adjacent surfaces. A layer of white glue thinned with water will do the trick. xoxo

[@melllat]

Beautiful

[@Thicketworks]

I'm glad you like it, Melba...to make sure the oil doesn't transfer to adjacent pages, you may want to add a layer of Mod Podge, thinned PVA glue, or some other clear sealer. xoxo

[@kimf3031]

Absolutely gorgeous! You’re making my MUST have list, grow and grow!

[@Thicketworks]

Sometimes I think that's my purpose on this earth, girl! 😜 Can't HELP it - if it brings me pleasure, I have to inflict it on my friends! xox

[@MyDearCharlie]

You are so talented Heather. Thank you so much for sharing all of your beautiful creations ❤️❤️❤️ and techniques ❤️❤️❤️

[@Thicketworks]

Awww... what a lovely thing to say, My Dear Charlie. Thank you SO much for your kindness, my friend. xox

[@leonalia]

Wonderful technique. I cannot wait to have a play with this. Love your voice and love from Australia.

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Red Biz! Nice to meet you, my friend. I'm so happy that you like this one - and I just know you'll love playing with it! xox

[@sharonwatson4085]

Beautifully executed! I can’t wait to try this! TFS!!!!!

[@Thicketworks]

You will LOVE it, Sharon! Such a beautiful result...xox

[@chantaldesnoyers9691]

Wow, this is just fabulous. I really love your work Heather.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Chantal! Thank you SO much for watching, and for your kindness, my friend. xox

[@DewdropGablesCa]

I love this, your results are stunning, Heather! I really have to try this. Thanks for the tutorial. Debbie :)

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Debbie! This technique is FULL of creative possibilities! Thank YOU for watching, my friend. xox

[@jeanninethames619]

Wow! Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

[@rosejames1436]

Absolutely awesome technique! Beautiful and special... Thank you!

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Rose! Oh, I'm stoked that you like it! It's quickly becoming indispensable to my workflow. Layers! xox

[@tuthillg]

Wow! Great technique with wonderful results! TFS!

[@Thicketworks]

Thanks, Gail! It's fun to play with. xox

[@conniewaldrop1810]

WOW! Totally awesome technique! Thanks for sharing. 🦋

[@Thicketworks]

I'm so glad you like it, Connie! In order to prevent the oil 'leaching' onto adjacent surfaces, it's a great idea to seal the surface: Mod Podge, thinned PVA glue, your favorite spray sealer: any or all of these will get the job done. xoxo

[@treasurekeeping700]

Wow. This is SO SO beautiful!

[@Thicketworks]

I'm so glad that you like it, Treasure Keeping! So many ways we can use this stuff! xox

[@jme_klein9566]

♥️♥️♥️😍😵 I need to get that distressed ink!

[@Thicketworks]

You totally DO, @jaime ballenger! Magic Stuff, girl. xoxo

[@ClareCreationsAL]

I am so thankful you made this video! I have seen the technique but didn't know you could add distress stain AFTER the oil! LOVE the effect you got! Thanks so much for sharing!! I just subbed!!

[@Thicketworks]

Oh, thank you so much for subscribing, Leslie Clare Jones! I have been pleasantly surprised how versatile this 'vellum' can be! xox

[@sharonhastings2115]

Heather it works great hope you don’t mind if I share this.

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Sharon! I'm so glad you gave it a try. And share all you like, my friend. xox

[@pamalapeterson5352]

What a beautiful technique, thank you for sharing!

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Pamela! I'm so glad that you enjoyed it. I love this one - so many ways to use it! xox

[@mariale-bron9034]

Thanks for your video. I had forgotten that baby oil can do that.

[@Thicketworks]

I love this effect, Maria. Glad it jogged your memory, darling! xox

[@mariaanderson863]

Wowwww. Love this idea! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@Thicketworks]

I'm very pleased that you like it - and I do hope you'll give it a try, Maria! xox

[@brianconrad6543]

I am not sure if I missed how do you keep the oil from bleeding onto other items?

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Brian...if you adhere the DIY Vellum to an existing page with PVA, that will prevent the oils from affecting pages on the other side. This is how these pages were used, and no oil has penetrated to adjacent pages. A light coat of watered down PVA over the surface will take care of it, as well, if you intend to use the paper without gluing it down.

[@brianconrad6543]

@@Thicketworks thank you.

[@bonnieduke557]

Magnificent beyond words! Loved every minute...Thank you ✨😎✨

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Bonnie - thank you, girl. I love this process. Hey, if you want to be sure the oil doesn't leach onto adjacent surfaces, coat it with thinned pva - works like a charm. xoxo

[@MoiraGray]

Fab idea TFS

[@Thicketworks]

Thanks, Moira. xoxo

[@sueturcotte811]

Brilliant! Love your technique! Thank you for sharing this.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Sue! So glad this one is useful to you, my friend. Thank you for watching! xox

[@Crafty-xy4or]

That is sooo cool! And you used normal printer paper nothing specific like 65lb or 110lb? This just made my eyes pop out of my head!

[@Thicketworks]

Yep, just grab the paper you already have and go to town, Crafty 62512! I LOVE that...using ordinary stuff to create extraordinary results...WooHoo! xox

[@JayDub_143]

I am in LOVE with your creativity!!! I am so happy your video came up in my suggested videos I happily subscribed! Looking forward to learning much more from you! Your a beautiful inspiration! Hugs ♥

[@Thicketworks]

Hi JaNetNMelissaWise - nice to meet you, girl! Yay! Thank you for your kind words - and for subscribing - that means the world to me. Let's make cool stuff! xoxo

[@sharonwatson4085]

I tried this technique but find the oil keeps leaking through. I wiped the excess oil off, layered it in-between Bounty paper towel for days and still the oil seeps through to the paper above and below it. Do I have to seal it with a medium? Thanks for the tutorial.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Sharon! Uh oh! I'm so sorry that happened. Thank you for letting me know. I hope this comment will help anyone else who may have experienced this problem. I didn't realize this would happen (I should have guessed, though!). Since my sheets are glued to the existing sketchbook pages, I've never had any seeping...SO, my first suggestion would be to add a simple sealing coat with a mixture of watered down white glue. That's how I glued these pages down, and nothing has bled through, so I'm assuming it must be because of the adhesive. Fingers crossed that this will solve the issue, my friend! xox

[@tomib6186]

Heather Tracy so what was the solution?

[@TheSande52]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I am going to try it tomorrow.

[@Thicketworks]

Awesome, Sande! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. xox

[@Chihiro33333]

WOW! Love this! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Chihiro33333 - so glad you found it useful! Thank you for watching, my friend. xox

[@mystichris1543]

Gorgeous! TFS!!

[@Thicketworks]

Thank you, MystiChris - I love this technique! xox

[@DenisePoole-Closet-Crafts]

Excellent video, Thank you for sharing 😀

[@Thicketworks]

Thank you so much, Denise! I hope this technique will serve you well. xox

[@terriwinborn5189]

I Lovvve this, thank you

[@Thicketworks]

Cool! Thanks for watching, Terri! xox

[@CraftyGrandMollysRoom]

Awesome idea.... I just love it

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Molly! Thank you, my friend! I was pretty excited about it...now I'm all obsessed with how we can make good use of it! xox

[@jimbobaroobud]

I know that there are many, many tutorials on how to make wine glass lampshades out of vellum. Could this technique be use to create such a thing?

[@Thicketworks]

I suppose it's possible, @jimbobaroobud - my only concern would be that since this is literally soaked with oil, it might not be safe to have it close to an open flame, my friend. I'd probably opt for commercial vellum if you plan to use traditional tea lights, just to be cautious. Of course, you plan to use LED tea lights - this ought to work well for that. xoxo

[@jimbobaroobud]

Thank you. Wise words. (I HAD planned on LED lights.)

[@sharonhastings2115]

This is amazing, thank you for sharing.

[@Thicketworks]

So happy that you like it, Sharon! Thank YOU for watching, my friend! xox

[@crystalcleveland4112]

How did you keep the oil from bleeding out? When I laid the pieces between papers with weight like it would have in a journal it bleed out. Do you seal it with something?

[@Thicketworks]

I apologize for not making it more clear, my friend. When placing these pages in the journal, a thin layer of PVA was used to adhere them. This blocks the 'leaching' that might otherwise occur.

[@angiegarciaart]

Just love your channel heather... nothing is safe with you when it comes to experimenting... and I love that! 👩🏽‍🔬 have you ever tried painting resin on paper? Thought that would be a cool effect as well! Tfs!! 😊

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Angie! Isn't experimenting the best? And YES, I love to 'resinate' papers AND fabrics, and anything that'll stand still, girl! xoxo

[@jackiekristoff2880]

Awesome and I did this last night and used my heat tool and wiped the pages with paper towels and hung them up to dry but 24 hours later they are still greasy. What have I done wrong?? Help please. 😊😊

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Jackie! You didn't do anything wrong, my friend. Just give 'em another wipe down (you can even use a baby wipe if you have one - or a bit of rubbing alcohol), and keep working. There is a small amount of oil that will linger - but it hasn't adversely affected my ability to add pigments, heat embossing, or even adhesives. xox

[@jackiekristoff2880]

Heather Tracy Awesome thank you so much Heather.

[@katkat5484]

Wow!

[@Thicketworks]

You gotta try it, Kat Kat! So stinkin' FUN! xox

[@katkat5484]

Oh I will be trying this for sure!

[@littlebirdie2]

I love your results!! I hv seen ‘part’ of this technique before, but didn’t try- thinking as baby oil is petroleum based... that over timeSOMETHING negative would happen to where ever you placed it. ???thx so much for sharing...subbed.~ Terry Y

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Terry! Firstly, thank you SO much for subscribing - that means the world to me, my friend. I have had some feedback that the oil can leach onto adjacent pages...something I hadn't experienced, because I typically use 2 page spreads, that are glued onto the existing pages. If your pages are going to contact other pages that AREN'T treated with oil, you may want to apply a thin coat of watered down PVA glue, or a spray sealer to stop the leaching. xox

[@CaraBrandonCreations]

so cool!!!!

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Cara! Yay! I'm glad you see the potential here - SO many ways we can use this technique! xox

[@dianajeanne8555]

Wonderful!!!!!

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Jeanne - I'm so glad you think so, my friend. Thank you for watching! xoxo

[@valeriejohnson2367]

Wow. Very interesting......thanks

[@Thicketworks]

My pleasure, Valerie. I hope it comes in useful to you. xox

[@annieo9468]

THIS is lovely ! What an authentic affect ! Is there any problem with it leaching onto other paper or materials in your book ? Does it continue to make your hands oily when you touch the pages ? So many questions...lol Thank you for sharing this brilliant technique...I can't wait to try it...so many ideas floating around in my head already. =)

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Annie o! I just checked again - the pages have been in my Art Journal for a few months now. No bleeding or leaching onto the surrounding pages, and just the slightest hint of oiliness on my fingertips when touched. Like REALLY slight. There are a million things we can do with this technique, girl! Go make something cool! xox

[@annieo9468]

Oh this is EXCELLENT ! (Thank-you for your quick response.) I've 'gotta' go oil something. =)

[@craftydawk.janettedawkins7516]

WOW! Love it

[@Thicketworks]

I just know you'll love working with this stuff, Janette. So many possibilities! xox

[@juliedraewell272]

Wow thank you u.s.

[@Thicketworks]

Thank YOU, Tim. I appreciate that you watched and I hope that you are able to make good use of this technique. xox

[@mariajosesoriano5093]

Wow!!!! Fantastic technique, this paper is tip folio? Thanks for sharing 👌😘😘😘😘😘😘💋💕🌾🥀🌿💞💝💐

[@Thicketworks]

Thank you, Maria. xox

[@Castastitch2024]

Amazing! 💖

[@Thicketworks]

Cool! Thank you, Victoria! xox

[@hollyskelton1422]

Do you have a link for the stamp you used for the corners please?

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Holly! I love that stamp set - so versatile. Here's a link: amzn.to/2xIQCaN

[@hollyskelton1422]

Thank you very much!!

[@patriciagrams7407]

Love it!

[@Thicketworks]

Cool! You've gotta try it, Patricia. So fun. xox

[@loisseeley5039]

Wow,thia was awesome. You had me mesorized by your voice and the music in the background. I just bought a laser printer but it is not set up yet. Can't wait to try this on the ink jet!!! BTW I loved, loved the journal that you put the DIY vellum into. You don't happen to have a video on the Journal do you??? Of to subscribe and will also check out your web site. Thanks for the video.

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Lois! I'm so excited for you - a laser printer will definitely expand your creative horizons, my friend... Thank you so much for your kindness - and for subscribing. That is much appreciated. While I don't have a video of the creation of these art journal pages, there is a detailed blog post that delves a bit deeper into this project. You can review that by visiting this link: thicketworks.com/art-journal-pages-spirit-horse/art-journaling/ Thank you for taking the time to connect! xox

[@dreamyMMnails]

Beautiful and such a fab video... Thank you 😙💜👍 new sub

[@Thicketworks]

Hi there, dreamyMM Nails! Nice to meet you...thank you so much for your kindness, and for subscribing! xoxo

[@wannascrap2144]

Looks awesome! Thanks for sharing your process! Hugs Renee new subbie

[@Thicketworks]

My pleasure, Renee! And thank you so much for subscribing - that means the world to me, my friend. xox

[@Jenny-fv8ds]

Hi pls. Would love 2 no where u got that letter from, love love the script on it pls. Let me no. Much hugs

[@Thicketworks]

Hi Jenny! You can download this beautiful Spencerian Script sample here: thegraphicsfairy.com/antique-clip-art-spencerian-writing-sample/

[@nixiadel]

How did that inkjet print not blead all over the place.... Did you set the ink somehow?

[@Thicketworks]

Hey, nixiadel! Nope - the inkjet ink isn't reactive to oil. Now, water would have made it run like bad mascara, but oil: no problem. xox

[@nixiadel]

Heather Tracy thanks. I do tiny books and learned the hard way to use lazer printer if I don't want smears.

[@Thicketworks]

I totally adore my laser printer. But, it's so cool when you CAN use the inkjet and get crisp results, too. BTW - tiny books?? Fabulous, nixiadel. xox

[@blondelebanese9922]

Heather Tracy Heather, about printers and different mediums. If I buy a inkjet printer I’ll have to avoid all water based products? Bummer, I almost ordered one earlier thinking it’d be safe! Realize now I was remembering my old dot matrix printer. I miss that old thing for the many fonts I could print with and then use watercolors, acrylic washes, etc. I’m not sure I can afford a laser printer right now. I’m facing having to move as difficult as that will be. Glad I rewatched this video for about the fifth time and this time read some comments! ❤️💗💜 It’s a favorite of mine.

[@katerinamylona8068]

That's just awesome, dear Heather!!! TFS this great technique! It's the first time I see something like this and I will surely try it out!!! You' re such a great teacher!!

[@Thicketworks]

Never give up, Katerina! Talk to someone at a Hardware Store that has a plumbing department...they should be able to help you find Latex Caulk. Thanks for your kind words, my friend. I am in love with the process of discovering cool techniques and sharing them! xox

[@katerinamylona8068]

No of course not!!! :) It's just that where I live in there aren't any big hardware stores and it also seems the silicone is mostly prefered to be used as a sealer. But to tell you the truth I searched online and I found some sealers-caulks that I am not familiar with their technical terms, so I do have to visit here and try to figure it out. Thank you for your help, my dear friend!!

[@Thicketworks]

I admire your persistence, Katerina! It will be so much sweeter when you actually cast your Latex Lace! xox

[@debchambers8563]

Katerina Mylona try asking for paintable caulk

[@lisacain1670]

Great technique. I will try with mineral oil...can’t take the baby oil smell. Cough. Cack.

[@Thicketworks]

Ha! The mineral oil should work just fine, Lisa. xoxo

[@hello-dc3zd]

Your voice is so soothing....Great page. New sub..

[@Thicketworks]

Awww...thank you for your kind words, and for subscribing, Abi! xoxo

[@vanikurup]

Wow! Tfs

[@Thicketworks]

Yay! Thanks for watching, Vani! xox

[@minimaker5600]

When I leave a comment, I try to be positive, but this really looks like a greasy mess to me :o(

[@Thicketworks]

Thanks for your honesty. Have an awesome day! xoxo

[@StefaniePettisTheRollingStudio]

Hey sweetie!! Hope all is well with you!! I have been bragging about those latex laces everywhere lol! One of my friends named Abby Henderson here on KZbin was turn onto your channel after watch my latex lace tutorial. She stumbbled across this video from mine did a fabulous tutorial about your faux velum and a Huge shout out to you!! Im so excited to see people catching onto your channel! I thought you might like to watch her as she is a fantastic crafter and she just got a shot out from Seth Apter for doing a quick video about his baked textures. I just thought you would like to know how your awesomeness is so catchy!! Love you hugs 💖💖💓🤠🚛🚚⛟💨💨💨💨 Here is the link💖 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZi9f3dpbMt_kMk

[@Thicketworks]

Hey Stefanie! Thank you so much for letting me know about Abby's video - she did a fantastic job...and was WAY too nice about Thicketworks...I appreciate you both, darling! And 'Yay' for the Seth shout out - that is AWESOME - he is very kind. Take care! xox

[@StefaniePettisTheRollingStudio]

Heather Tracy you betcha!! I just wanted to give credit where it was due! You are so brilliant and youso sweet and she's so sweet and we all so sweet lol!! Ok... i jnow im a dork! Just thought you would live to know how amazing you are!! Blessings!😉💖💖🌷👍🎨🖼

[@Thicketworks]

Dorks RULE! 😜🙃😜

[@cindypratt6633]

Loved it.

[@Thicketworks]

The possibilities are endless, Cindy...there are so many wonderful aspects to 'plain' old paper. I love that. xox

[@gloriabarletta2491]

love it!!!

[@Thicketworks]

Cool! I hope you find it useful, Gloria! xox