Paper Beads & Resin Part 1

Learn how to make and embellish paper beads.
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[@ShannonGreen]

Ingvar Tensmo I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the video. All of my videos are very chatty so you might be happier not watching them in the future. I went to your channel and watched your videos so I could see how you prefer for videos to be done. You don't speak in your videos or show how anything is done, but from what I can tell you appear to be a very talented sculptor.

[@vicenza16]

What a gracious response! Sweet girl! :-)

[@MsDreamcakes]

+Shannon Green Awesome response sweet lady!!! I love your chatty videos! =}

[@ShannonGreen]

Thank you Gina!

[@mangelesgarcia6198]

Shannon Green

[@aquafina6544]

are you talking to me shannon? i dont have a channel ahahahaaaha btfol 😂😁

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I love all of your creative finishing ides, my beads were getting boring! I am trying the gold leafing! This video is so much more than resin, you should call it cool special effects for paper beads AND how to coat them in resin.

[@ShannonGreen]

You're right! Thanks so much for watching, Lindsay, I appreciate that. (I'm trying to be all mature and stuff but inside I'm screaming, "OMG OMG OMG The Frugal Crafter watched one of my videos!!!!!! OMG OMG OMG!!!)

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Shannon Green LOL! You are so funny:) Thank you:)

[@birdietherecycledhippychic642]

Shannon Green I was screaming the same thing in my head when I saw her comment. Yeah my shannon is a star!

[@ladytiedi]

I've done so many paper beads but... Between your wonderful accent, your great motherly comments and your good advice, this is a lovely video! Thanks!

[@ShannonGreen]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@jawarden2006]

I'm not sure which I enjoyed more. The video itself or the graceful way you put rude people in their place. Kudos to you. I've never understood how so many rude people think it's ok to spew their nastiness wherever they please. Seriously just move on then. Glad I happened by. Some of those beads you mad are downright gorgeous.

[@ShannonGreen]

jawarden2006 Thank you so very much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch :) The mean comments really don't bother me because they are significantly outnumbered by the kind and supportive comments such as yours. Thank you again for stopping by!

[@madalinacigoreanu1459]

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[@lindysims6025]

great comment

[@esterruzo5842]

K vueltera keridaaaak sosss

[@whyrocha]

The Queen of info! I love making paper beads with brown paper bags, magazine, sales papers and, now you have me wanting to cut up all my "pretty but just not me" scrap papers and see what beads I can come up with. Saw a KZbin on how to make your own bead roller. Looked really simple to make, and I have every thing to make one. If I didn't have to do my Art Geeks background thingy today, I'd cut right into the papers and start rolling.

[@scobbydotwo]

This is a great tutorial for decorating the beads. I would bet that Jenniebellie would like a few of these ideas. Anyone who watches your channel knows that you and knives and pokey things are something that one has to adjust too in order to listen and watch your mad skills. lol lol Will have to give these a try. Mtothree is right!!! YOU ARE AN ENABLER!!!!! LOL Barb NC

[@KarOgle]

I recently started making paper beads and found that I really like using allen wrenches to roll my beads. I bought a small set of them and the effect is really neat. The beads are naturally different sizes and it is really easy to roll them.

[@Fannitomo]

This is the second time I intend to leave my comment. It disappeared before I did enter it. I really like the way you teach. We need to know some details that probably are not important for some people, but they're useful. I really enjoy your talking, your sweet voice and the familiar and personal way to explain, and the good tips you give. I feel like if I were just at your side, and that's make me feel more secure about what I'm learning. The sad thing is that some people do not appreciate the kind way of doing things. They're so much mechanical, but while we're alive, we have to try to continue being human and kind, like we should be. Thank you very much for your time and dedication.

[@ShannonGreen]

Fannitomo That is so sweet of you to say, thank you!! My style doesn't appeal to some people and that's okay. Messages like yours more than make up for the few nasty ones I get every now and then :)

[@ioy6891]

Pokey hole therapy 😀 with crazy Sling Blade sounds in the background..😂

[@ShannonGreen]

That's so sweet of you, thank you! I really don't mind the grumblers. I know some folks don't care for my rambling and that's okay. When I film a video I pretend we're just sitting at my kitchen table visiting and doing crafts. What you see is just plain ol' me. I won't be cutting out the rambling parts because that wouldn't be the real me.

[@Knittyneeds]

Shannon, I loved your video. it was fun watching and I laughed all the way thru. All who grumble I am sure you learnt so much from Shannon. So kindly appreciate her time she has taken to make this video. All the information she gives is helpful and excellent tips. If she doesnt talk none of you will understand what she's doing and thus find fault too!!!!!!! So you guys are only here to find fault and get the maximum ideas from Shannon. Thanks for making me smile.I learnt a whole lot from you.

[@lujeanmartin8429]

Those are some very pretty beads! They are addicting for sure. I've strung some on wire and then dipped them in Future floor polish to seal them inside and out. And I've seen beautiful silk and paper beads that had their ends dipped in gold, silver or black UTEE. Very elegant looking. I will try the resin next time. TFS!

[@Knittyneeds]

That's the best reply. Congratulations Shannon. You are a STAR. Hey ThePawna, aren't you grateful you learnt something from Shannon? If it's too tedious find someone else who does tutorials in 5 minutes!!!! In fact, you get books and learn by yourself? Shannon, wish you all the best and thanks for sharing your talent. Hugs xxx

[@judilynn9569]

ROFL! I came to watch you create beads, but when you said you asked your son not to make SlingBlade imitations, that cracked me up and made me REALLY want to keep watching! LOL

[@shaych03]

i love the ones from your drop papers. the colors are so soft. makes me want to try to make them, but i'm not terribly fond of paper beads, generally, but these just look so neat...

[@g.e.1432]

Shannon, you seem to have a delightful personality and are very talented, do not listen to the stupid, unfounded comments, they are jealous! You are great!

[@ShannonGreen]

***** That is so sweet of you to say, thank you very much!!

[@ShoryoTombo]

Your videos are so informative, this is so much helpful. I bet that you would be a riot to hang out with in the kitchen doing crafting....lol Keep up the good work!

[@931thumbs]

excellent ideas...I got to drag out all my beads and get some glitter polish..you did very well on ideas of what to do with these darn things Carol

[@tammy-lynnstewart5677]

"You have to make that sound . rearw rearw rearw or it doesn't work right" LOL! I love it! Good vid!

[@ShannonGreen]

LOL So glad you enjoyed it!

[@melissaedwards7431]

Thanks, Shannon. I really appreciate videos that are in depth like this one. It helps those of us who need more detailed instruction. Nothing more frustrating than watching a video, then not having enough info to do the project. Thanks again Shannon!

[@ShannonGreen]

Melissa Edwards Thank YOU for watching! I'm so glad you found it helpful.

[@NancyBIsom]

Hi Shannon! Totally understand the making of your bead-drying stand! I had to laugh!!! Just told my husband I need a drying stand and this is perfect. Even a shoe box lid... have a great day!

[@firelesscoot9635]

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[@LaynieFingers]

You are so fun to listen to! I made paper beads years ago, then stopped when I realized I couldn't figure out a way to seal/glaze them that I liked. I'm getting into it again, as well as looking into making beads from other materials like felt and yarn. Your embellishment ideas are fantastic! Also, PLEASE keep an eye on your reaction to the resin. A sensitivity can rather spontaneously become a life-threatening allergy all too quickly. I'd hate to see you or someone else end up seriously I'll (or worse) due to not being aware of this.

[@ShannonGreen]

Laynie Fingers You are so sweet to be concerned, Laynie, thank you! I don't use resin very often anymore but when I do I handle it carefully. Ice Resin used to be the only 'jewelry grade' resin available and that's why I started using it but now there are some other brands out there that I intend to try. They might not be any better but ya never know :) I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@LaynieFingers]

I understand... I also understand being allergic to something you love... in a sort of similar thing, I'm allergic to cats, but I still snuggle any cat I have the opportunity to snuggle! I just take benadryl to counter it. 😁

[@fransaunders6252]

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[@ShannonGreen]

I like to think of myself as an enabler who enables you to do fun stuff!! Yeah, that's it!

[@g.e.1432]

I've been thoroughly enjoying your tutorial and your cute sense of humour....hello from Canada. Wish I were there instead!

[@ShannonGreen]

***** Right now I'm wishing I was in Canada cuz it's HOT down here!! I'm so glad you're enjoying the video and I thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@HMTWORN]

I thank you so much for entertaining me at work. You crack me up. A woman after my own heart. I haven't started making the trees yet. However; have already rolled up three magazine's for the tubes. I am waiting til I have the courage to make the trees. I am enjoying your video's so much. You are so funny!!

[@chelesev]

Love your video and your sense of humor.

[@ShannonGreen]

Thanks so much Cheryl!

[@danaumek8699]

I love making paper beads and your video helped me with a lot of new ideas.

[@ShannonGreen]

Oh just go for it! I cough and hack and sniffle and have that awful nasally twang plus I really have very little control over the words that come out of my mouth so if I can do it, you can do it too!

[@NolaHarris]

I love watching your video's and I was thinking its your accent not to mention your fantastic sense of hummer. Of course I am Canadian and I don't have an accent ay!!!! Honestly I think your a hoot. Hugs

[@ravenwildspirit]

Love the name "pokey tool"...should brand that...like your videos...you are so real!

[@ShannonGreen]

LOL!

[@angiebadcock]

I loved your video! So many insightful tips on here. I intend to search for more of your videos. I have sent the link to several friends to watch. love your chatty talk , it is called personality!

[@lorettawhitt8564]

enjoyed instructions, my grandkids will enjoy making the beads

[@ShannonGreen]

Sorry you didn't enjoy my chattiness but I'm glad the instructions were helpful.

[@ScrappyCats1950]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Great video I have not read all the comments so I might be repeating something that was already said BUT you can get that metallic thin tape in the nail art department. It is used to decorate your nails. Love the idea of the resin, will have to get myself some. for those who criticize about the chattiness, I found if I speed you up to 1.5 I still get the benefit of your awesome advice but don't chaff at the slow timing.

[@jamiebranch8150]

well, it's great that your vids are a little "chatty" because if one would listen attentively, they'd realize that you are giving GREAT tips, and tricks for beginners, advanced, and intermediate level crafters. Yea, you talk alot, but the information is worth listening for!!! Thanks for the "Vaseline" tip, too, I wondered what medium would be good to keep the beads from sticking to the toothpic!

[@ShannonGreen]

Jamie Branch I appreciate that, thank you!!

[@jamiebranch8150]

No problem! your chattiness really sparked my imagination!!! So soon I'll be posting pics of jewelry I make using YOUR tips & tricks!

[@Makapida]

I would second that... great tips all along!

[@kimreed5150]

I like them videos Shannon does, um..hmm.. Trying to channel my Billy Bob Thornton and since he and I are both from the same part of Arkansas this actually comes more naturally to me than you would think (ha!).

[@lauraochoa777]

You R ok and for future refe.. just concentrate on your positive fans don't even comment on the negatives...just stay +. tnks.

[@ShannonGreen]

Mod Podge would work great as a pre-resin sealer. So glad you liked them and once again I forgot about my slice and dice tendencies...it's a wonder I didn't put an eye out!

[@ShannonGreen]

I'm so sorry I bored you! I really started boring myself about half way through but hoped the information would make up for it. I'll try to put in more action next time!

[@SherriE196]

beautiful, I enjoyed your tutorial tremendously!

[@lindadechow2212]

I always love your videos. I am recycling as much as possible this year (well, maybe forever.) I found this nifty contraption on Amazon, it is called the 4M Recycled Paper Beads Kit. I figure it is worth it for me because of my injury to my hand this past summer, however, I am really hoping it works as well as I think it will to just pop these babies out fast! Thank you for the reference to American Science and Surplus-you are right, they are awesome. Keep on making these videos and I adore you and your friendly chatter. We all hope you never stop =)

[@ShannonGreen]

+Linda DeChow I'll keep making videos as long as y'all keep watching! I appreciate you very much, Linda, thanks for watching taking the time to leave a comment :)

[@jeanbaker-haynes2307]

I do enjoy your videos, chatting and all. I always learn from the talking videos.❤️

[@ShannonGreen]

Thanks very much Jean!

[@ShannonGreen]

I always forget about good ol' Future. Thanks for the reminder, it's going on my shopping list!

[@ShannonGreen]

You know, I don't like paper beads either. Or at least I didn't used to. But after I watched Jennibellie's video and got all inspired I decided to revisit them and now I love them.

[@TymstoneArt]

I just heard you say your talking too much. Heck No. Your great and listening to you is informative and entertaining. I'm not new to crafting but listening to other people's work teaches me new and different ways to do things... Thank you.

[@PhoebesWorldProductions]

I'm NOT bored! I'm enjoying the video. =) The rash you get sounds unpleasant... My camera shuts itself off after a while, too.

[@ShannonGreen]

You're welcome!! And thank you for taking the time to listen to all my rambling!

[@melindalacatus5722]

Thank you for a great tutorial. Best wishes from România! 🥰🥰

[@KamalaWhitaker]

“You have to make that sounds or it won’t work right” hahaha thank you that was so great!!

[@pamstumpf]

okay, l'll watch the rest of the vid in a minute...but could you please watch out with that pokey tool ;) Thanks again for all your in-depth info Shannon, you are awesome! luv ya.

[@DeborahJaneWilliamsLewis]

I love your videos a voice of reason I say xx

[@doubleblessings-royalcrowr1669]

I love your creativeness it seems like you can just about do anything crafty.

[@ShannonGreen]

I don't do everything WELL, that's for sure, but I'm game to try just about anything!

[@Beeny1961]

Great tutorial Shannon, I am new to all this and you chat and teach so well. Thank you Karen , London, UK

[@ShannonGreen]

I think "enabler" is just another word for "being really supportive and offering helpful suggestions". I need to come up with a clever acronym for enabler. Maybe that should be a bonus question for the giveaway challenge.

[@TheKeyMargo]

Interesting and entertaining. I'm just starting to make beads and you make me realize it's fun - stop being so serious about it - relax and realize it's just paper and glue.

[@ShannonGreen]

Believe it or not this is the edited version! No matter what I do they still average about a half hour each but I do continue to try to shorten them. Thank you for watching despite the length!

[@ShannonGreen]

I will! Eventually :) I think some of it is in one of the sets on my Flickr site.

[@Valeriewells1965]

love your vids as you know Shanon, ppl are so mean and lame and rude.......your great please dont change....your wonderful !

[@ShannonGreen]

That's so sweet, thank you Valerie! I get my share of hateful comments but they don't bother me. How bored and lonely do you have to be to leave critical comments on a craft video, for pete's sake? LOL Geez Louise, if you don't like it, quit watching!

[@Valeriewells1965]

True

[@solarpurplestarlight]

Hi, Shannon! Great videos! I learned how to make these paper beads, way back in the early 90's. I made a couple of necklaces out of wrapping paper. I would like to do these again, as long as they are waterproof. I definitely used the wrong glue and didn't use anything to keep the beads from falling apart, due to sweating and humidity. Thank you, so much, for the helpful tips.

[@ShannonGreen]

solarpurplestarlight Thank YOU for watching!

[@angelabarton2551]

plastic bottle beads are a lot more difficult to work with,so I might be lucky,the beautiful idea you have of immortalizing your beads in resin must look really shiny when done,i saw both your videos on that really cool,you are a very talented lady, and very gifted,sorry for any spelling mistakes ,take care and have a great day.🌻🌼🌵🌷🌹

[@ShannonGreen]

That's so very kind of you to say, Angela, thank you!

[@prititiwari5455]

Hey I m from INDIAN but I love your creations

[@ShannonGreen]

THanks very much!

[@donnad6952]

I was using Triple thick varnish from Deco Art but I am going to try this method (as well as quite a few other ideas...that k you very much!). Awesome....and you are so down-to-earth which makes watching your videos fun!!!!! Thanks!!!

[@ShannonGreen]

I am so happy you enjoyed it!

[@sharol.fowler3130]

I enjoy everything I have seen you do, thank you and Thank you!

[@ShannonGreen]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@shirley6996]

love the sense of humor! great tut also I dont do paper beads but want to do resin for my polymer clay pieces so I am watching everything I can on resin which brought me to your channel, glad it did! enjoyed your sunny attitude thanks for the video.

[@ShannonGreen]

+Shirley Zolman I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Beautiful beads, thankyou for sharing your experience with us!

[@ShannonGreen]

Thanks for watching Katherine!

[@ShannonGreen]

LOL Makes perfect sense to me! And I sometimes mistake my husband for my son too, especially when I'm cleaning up after him!

[@carlahalupka8120]

Your video was awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your creativity and wisdom. You've inspired me to keep going with my bead making and given me lots of great ideas.

[@ShannonGreen]

Carla Hart I''m so glad you enjoyed it, Carla, thank you for watching!

[@dannyj4732]

Beads are good mmmmhhhhhhmmmm...Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Thanks for the video!

[@ShannonGreen]

Danny J LOL Thanks for watching!

[@inspirationscrappy]

Oh Shannon, I love your videos and your fingernails. You have my favorite color. You've given me an idea. I have thin gold and silver strips, which are actually for the fingernails. I can now use for the beads. Hugs Iris

[@heyman.9668]

Hmm, that there's some pretty paper beads mmm hmmm.

[@mariateresarezett7363]

Muchísimas gracias por compartir tantos tips ,yo no pensé nunca en utilizar vaselina ...por ejemplo y tampoco utilizar resina....maravilloso y muy pero muy prolija y creativa,desde Buenos Aires ,Argentina un gran saludo

[@ShannonGreen]

Thank you for watching!

[@candacearnold4697]

thank you! lots of good information and helpful tips.

[@Gisel052]

HA! No wonder I thought you had a son! It's because of this video! I'm watching this one for the second time, but when I first watched it.... I thought you were talking about a son playing in the living room.... But it was only todaaaay when I watched your vid with your hubby Jayson, that I found out that person you were talking about in THIS video was him, not a person that I assumed was your son. LOL! Did I say that right?

[@robinhuffman3182]

I am new to paper beading. I have only glazed a couple of sets but I had problems with the beads sticking to the toothpicks. My next glazing I plan to use fishing line and dip the beads in a varnish or diluted varnish. I think it would be good to get the beads coated on the inside too.

[@ShannonGreen]

+Robin Huffman Inside coating is a good idea. If your bead holes are small you will want to make sure your varnish is thin enough to drain through them. I keep my toothpicks coated with Vaseline which helps to prevent sticking.

[@MsDreamcakes]

Yesssss!!!!This is how I had found you before Shannon!!! I LOVE your paper beads! I keep thinking I'm going to try my hand at these one day but I haven't made time to ....yet! Yours are BEAUTIFUL!!! =}

[@ShannonGreen]

+MsDreamcakes Thanks so much Gina! I still make them from time to time, there's just something mindlessly soothing about rolling those little tubes :)

[@MsDreamcakes]

Shannon Green I can completely relate to that!

[@dottygin]

Fabulous informative tutorial, I love your chatter, please don't change because of the odd few. have a good day. hugs ginxxx

[@ShannonGreen]

dottygin I'm glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@GracedeV]

hahaha! make that noise hahaha great! thanks to show that! :)

[@ShannonGreen]

Grace de V That noise was the best part of the whole video!

[@michaeladove7269]

Hi! I came across your video today and wanted to thank you for the tutorial! I love your friendly personality. Can't wait to watch your other videos too! :)

[@ShannonGreen]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch :)

[@HerHandsMyHands]

I'm loving listening to you, and I've learned a lot. Thank you and I hope you have a wonderful 2014.

[@ShannonGreen]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Happy New Year!

[@jacalynhill7132]

I thought this was a great video! I loved your humour and the information. It was the first of your videos that I have seen and I will watch more ... thank you!

[@jacalynhill7132]

PS. I hate videos without talking!

[@ShannonGreen]

+Jacalyn Hill I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thanks Jacalyn!

[@ShannonGreen]

+Jacalyn Hill Then I'm your gal! ;)

[@okstillhere]

I agree ... you and sharp objects ...not a good mix. I had no idea you could use resin like this. Would modpog be an ok sealer to use before the resin? I love how your beads turned out!

[@ShannonGreen]

Beeswax might work but it makes me a little nervous since Ice Resin is sometimes used to seal encaustic wax pieces and it has to stick to the wax to do that. The Vaseline is messy but it's cheap and I know it works!

[@colistawhite1942]

i Love your paper beads , That cool !!

[@ShannonGreen]

Colista White Thanks so much!

[@01antlerman]

A good way to measure resin is to sqeeze your bottles and 'push' the resin on a surface in equal parts to resemble pancakes. This is a great way to measure! keep in mind that the resin viscosity is greater (thicker) then the hardner, so squeese your resin pancake before the hardner.

[@ShannonGreen]

Great tip, thanks!

[@ShannonGreen]

Brilliant idea!!

[@tammy-lynnstewart5677]

Pool noodles cut in half lengthwise so one side fits flat on your table & then to whatever size works for you works well too. That foam takes forever to break apart after stabbing it with your toothpicks over & over with new projects.

[@ShannonGreen]

Brilliant! I never even considered pool noodles.

[@nazakitty28]

This was the best video. Great job.

[@ShannonGreen]

nazakitty28 Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!~

[@pamstumpf]

Just looking out for ya! :) We care about you and want you to stay well.

[@denverrose1021]

You can find that metallic tape or pin striping on ebay. They mostly sell it as a nail art item, but hey I love multi use items my self so there you go... Search for nail tape and you will get a variety for less than two dollars.

[@ShannonGreen]

Ah ha! Mystery solved. Thank you!

[@denverrose1021]

You are very much welcome, hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, I enjoyed your tutorial it gave me many inspirations for future crafting adventures. Angel Blessings!

[@ShannonGreen]

I'm so glad you liked it and I hope you enjoyed your holiday as well!

[@ShannonGreen]

I'll have to force myself to use up some of these so that I can justify making more!

[@Swtbrat]

Try putting Bees Wax on the tooth picks,It's a lot less messy than using Vaseline. Gennie

[@ShannonGreen]

So glad you enjoyed it Phoebe, thanks for watching!

[@ShannonGreen]

Aw dang, I forgot about brandishing sharp objects! I need to get me some of those chainmail gloves like butchers wear :)

[@ShannonGreen]

Well duh, it never occurred to me to make my own roller! Okay now I'm on a mission!

[@godswarrior3977]

I liked your video. But i was wondering does the resin make the beads really hard?

[@Geladass]

I loved the video, Thanks for the info..:-) The ideas were great and helpful

[@ShannonGreen]

So glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@ShannonGreen]

Yes!! You get it!

[@ArchangelTara618]

ALSO U COULD SPRAY PAINT THE PAPER OR USE NAIL POLISH ON THE OUTSIDE OF IT AFTER WRAPPING 2 SEAL IT.THE NAIL POLISH COMES IN GLITTER HOPE THIS HELPS IF I CAN COME UP W/AN IDEA 2 WRAP THEM EASIER SO UR HANDS WON'T HURT I WILL.I'M PRETTY GOOD AT COMING UP WITH IDEAS & LORD KNOWS I KNOW WHAT UR TALKING ABOUT.

[@ArchangelTara618]

+Tracie Holladay WOW THOSE LOOK AWESOME I LOVE THE NAIL POLISH COLORED ONES BRILLIANT

[@ShannonGreen]

That makes you practically normal then! I actually love Arkansas. We took a quirky little vacation there a few years ago. If you have time and want to read about our Arkansas adventures, check out my blog Mundane Entertainment. I think there's a link on my channel. Somewhere. Go back to August 2010 and there's a series of about 9 blog posts that I did while we toured Arkansas. Some of it is hilarious, especially our traumatizing bathhouse experience.

[@mkaysartfuljourney1239]

Love the eraser of glue off your fingers

[@ShannonGreen]

Everybody needs one!

[@ShannonGreen]

Thank you Katy!