DIY Tip Jar Upcycle Decoupage & Transfer over Chalk paint

[@robertahubert9155]

I am speechless didn't know this was possible you are truly gifted

[@karenandrews6866]

This is lovely thank you for showing us this technique. A friend of mine has asked me to cover some bottles to hang on their grape vines in Spain this has given me a lot of inspiration and some great ideas. I had no idea that you could bake chalk paint so thank you for that tip.

[@lindakinzer6698]

I was so glad I found your youtube videos! I have been decopaging since I was a teenager-off and on through the years-and have been inspired to start again. I love making things beautiful and really enjoy your projects.Love your music, by the way!

[@Lady.Luck.]

this one turned out so stunning. thanks for all your generous ideas and sharing knowledge

[@NeverSayNeverCreations]

I can’t believe no one else has shown me this!! I’m trying tonight and if this works GAME CHANGER!!!!

[@christinehoxie3691]

Thank you. They are gorgeous. You have opened a new world for me. Keep them coming

[@bonniemattocks4396]

No matter what you do....there is just so much useful information ! Your videos keep me in a continual state of "itchiness" to try some of these techniques !

[@patioelf]

Thank you Bonnie! I so understand what you mean, I am forever waking up with new ideas and I have to tell myself it's time to sleep, these projects will all be there when you wake up. LOL Patti

[@pegcordova7315]

Pati, this is absolutely gorgeous. You never seize to amaze me. It is so kind of you to share your knowledge. : )

[@patioelf]

Thank you Peg! Patti

[@patriciaridley4347]

Hello, I amlearning how to decoupage and you are my inspiration! I love this project. You make everything so clear and untroubled. Thank you so much.

[@patioelf]

Patricia Ridley Thank you Patricia! That makes me feel very happy since that's what I am attempting to do. Decoupage can be so much fun and useful-I have up cycled so many items in my home… I hope you give it a try! Patti

[@jenniferpeters5610]

Absolutely gorgeous Patti,I do so enjoy watching your tutorials, thank you so much learning from you has changed my world xx

[@patioelf]

You are just adorable Jennifer. I'm so happy we met, via the internet. If you're ever in the states we'll have to see if we can meet. I am NOT a traveler, both of us (hubby and I) are such home bodies, but if I ever did get to the UK you would be the first person I would want to see. :) Patti

[@jenniferpeters5610]

We dont get about either but i would be the same and see you soonest,You really have changed my world for certain,I will for ever be grateful for your true friendship and support,Just wait till you see what Im doing today LOL xx

[@patioelf]

jennifer peters Now you've got me curious! Please fill me in when you're ready! thank you for saying that Jennifer, you fill my heart with warmth. :) Patti

[@jenniferpeters5610]

by now you should have seen what I have been up to lol xx

[@patioelf]

beautiful as ever. :)

[@rachelcoloradow3kidz722]

So beautiful and creative! Thanks for sharing your gift

[@rosecarvalheiro6537]

I’m learning a lot from you, giving me so much inspiration and getting new ideas. Thank you!

[@patioelf]

Hi Rose, I love hearing that. I myself watch KZbin videos all the time to get inspiration. Even if I don't want to do exactly what they are doing in the video, I always come up with new ideas or my own take on something. You are so welcome, thank you for stopping by! Patti

[@Syn1]

This is so wonderful! I have a wine bottle I would like to Upcyle. Does the chalk paint stick to frosted glass? It came frosted so not sure if it will work. Do you happen to know? I would hate to waste amy of the paint.

[@patioelf]

Syn Palmer Hello Syn, I honestly have not tried to use the chalk paint over frosted glass. But are you on Facebook? There's a page called Mason Jar Madness and Decoupage/ It's almost all about decoupage. The group is closed but if you tell them that Patti from youtube sent you they'll let you right in, and there are so many people on that page. Someone is always on it and they are so helpful and friendly. You may want to friend them and ask them if they have tried it. I'm sure someone had to have tried it. Sorry I didn't have a more definitive answer for you Syn. Thank you for your compliment too! Patti

[@vickiemurray388]

Sooo Gorgeous!love the bling you add to the jar.You wow me every week. Tfs.Hugs,Vicki

[@patioelf]

Thank you Vicki, it's nice to know that my night's of laying awake wondering what I'll decoupage next are paying off. LOL. (I actually am always thinking of what to decoupage next) Patti

[@tammymccord629]

Brilliant creation. I love it. I've been watching many of your tutorials and find them very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. Tammy in New York

[@patioelf]

Tammy McCord Hi Tammy! & welcome to the channel. This past week was my birthday and it's been so busy it's taken me a while to get back to everyone on youtube / sorry for the delay. I'm here in NJ so probably not that far from you. I'm happy to share! Patti

[@shelleyharman164]

Ive just discovered your channel, lots of inspiration. Thank you.

[@christinefaruolo2553]

Fantastic!!! I'm going to try decoupaging for the first time later on today. I'm hoping to be able to purchase the thick top coat and embellishments from you. You are very talented. Thank you so much for all your videos I've watched maybe 15 of them so far. Well I'll let you know how my first attempt went!!!!

[@rosemaryortega9879]

Unique, Elegant and AMAZINGLY GORGEOUS!I love it

[@charlesmostert6929]

Lorraine: Thank you for this beautiful tutorial!

[@rachelm7525]

I really like the "edging" technique on your serviette paper; never seen that done before. I don't know that I would Saran-wrap, I rather like the wrinkly effect! The finished product is very lovely; makes me wish there was some alternative look for the guys, like maybe using male-themed papers and darker colors?

[@lindawillis5335]

Love everything you put on here. Thank you.

[@mariajoao4144]

Love the jar, love the image, love the black and white clipart link you gently refer and I got the image girl... thinking on using that in a project... thank you, Patti :)

[@patioelf]

+Maria Joao You are welcome Maria! Tomorrows video (Thursday) will also include a transfer but it will be script. Thank you! Patti

[@mariajoao4144]

I´m waiting Patti :)

[@patioelf]

:)

[@GranHM]

Thanks for the effort to show how it's done. I will have a go but I wonder if you could give a hint where to get these beautiful bands of crystals around the motive. I searched high and low online, can't find those.

[@patioelf]

+Herma Meyer Are you here in the US? I buy a lot of my "jewels" in Joanne Fabric. They have a pretty large department of jewelry pieces so you can make your own. If you're in the UK, I have friends there who can tell me where you can get them too. Patti

[@jasmynjadebauer6326]

Your bottle is AWESOMELY PRETTY!!! I love your video's. Thanks so much for taking your time to make them.

[@piafico4692]

Absolutely gorgeous! I love that image of the girl. May I ask exactly where on the Graphics Fairy website is it located? I have made some altered bottles myself and I love this one! Thanks for your inspiration,

[@melissastugis38]

This is my first time watching this video. Nice.

[@piafico4692]

Just now watching your video and that bottle is absolutely gorgeous! I would like to know where I can purchase some of those rhinestone stickers as I haven’t seen any like those. I tried to go to your website but only saw books

[@iolh17]

The mod podge is for photo transfer or plain glue?instead of it can we use something else for a simple print?(NOT the one from laser peinter)

[@dulcepereira9584]

beautiful! it's possible to decoupage inside the jar?

[@patioelf]

Yes! *and thank you....You would just want to make sure your image is facing outwards and you would apply it first, then follow the rest of the steps. :) Patti

[@ritaholmes6962]

I love this so much! I need some ideas how to make a bedroom door look shabby chic got any ideas?

[@sueliles5319]

So beautiful!! Have saved this for reference when I get started. Thanks for sharing.

[@melindajohnston2599]

So beautiful! !! Love it. I've done photo transfers on canvas and wood but never glass, its great to know that it takes well to the chalk paint, you've got me wanting to try it. Do you think a crackle medium would work to give it a vintage look? If so, would you then use a different sealer than mod podge?

[@patioelf]

melinda johnston Hi Melinda and thank you! The crackle medium would work on the napkins and probably the transfer, although you would probably need to use a rub on chalk or pastel that's sheer enough for your image to come through just fine, yet settle into the cracks. I used a product called Triple Thick as my sealer, Mod Podge was the decoupage glue. I always add a top coat or sealer so as long as you keep to a "water based" top coat you're fine. Let me know how you make out! Patti

[@SherryGlow1]

My favorite because I love Victorian and rustic western look also.

[@TeriCun]

Love it!!! Thanks for the information on the Graphic Fairy site, became a premium customer!!!

[@patioelf]

Hi Teri, Isn't that site amazing? I could (and do) spend hours on that. Patti

[@TeriCun]

Yes it is!!! I have spent a lot of time there myself, LOL

[@patioelf]

Teri Cunningham I won't even look at the site unless I have at least an hour of free time. ;)

[@tammyswanson6135]

Which one do I pick when I go into the graphics fairy? There are 3 options available.

[@Milenalorena1]

Hi. Thanks for share this beautiful, cretives and easy ideas. I wanna know what kind of paper you use for decorate the jar plase. I'm so grateful with your funny job. Hugs.

[@patioelf]

Thank you Milena...I use regular copy paper from the printer. :) (and napkins) Patti

[@melmcknight5514]

This is so beautiful!! You are so talented and thank you so much for the videos you share. I am just wondering if the transfer can be done with a color photo copy.

[@patioelf]

+mel mcknight Yes, you can do this using color. & thank you Mel! Patti

[@melmcknight5514]

Thank you so much for answering me so quickly. I really enjoy all of your videos. I am just wondering what you think of the "home made" mod podge made from glue and water? Do you think it would be ok for decoupaging?

[@patioelf]

Hi Mel, and you are so welcome! I don't use that because to me the finish looks a little plastic like-but when you're first starting out or experimenting it's fine to use. If you're in the U.S. it's so much better to use a coupon in the craft stores and buy a decoupage glue. They have different polymers in them, they are acid free (so your project won't turn a dingy color over time) and they're not that expensive. :) Hope that helps! Patti

[@lupecastro1076]

oh my i must say i am obsessing everything you do i love love your you tube channel keep it going u r great!!

[@honey562012]

Hi, I was wondering if you could use a page printed on a lazer printer. I know you spoke about paper from an ink jet printer. Thanks

[@patioelf]

***** HI Honey-yes you can use the laser print and I prefer those over the ink jet. Most people have ink jet printers in their homes but a laser print is really the best for transfers. I hope you give it a try! Patti

[@applesauce6546]

Wow! This is so beautiful!

[@patioelf]

Thank you!

[@lynnbailey6279]

Absolutely Beautiful... I just love it 😍

[@eleanorswan2888]

Thank you for sharing value. God bless you and your family!!!!!

[@patioelf]

Thank you Eleanor, and blessings back to you! Patti

[@karinevandaele5366]

Very Nice, How much minutes baked in oven ? Regards. Karine.

[@patioelf]

Karine van daele Thank you Karine, I put my jar in a cold oven (there's much less chance of it breaking or cracking) then I turn the oven on to 170 Fahrenheit. My oven will make a small ding sound when it reaches 170, I then turn it off and leave the jar in for about a 20 minutes. I would say it takes about a half an hour or so. It's ok to leave it in for a little longer or a little less though. Patti

[@karenlove7670]

Thanks for the video. I am having trouble with the finish of the look when painting with chalk Paint and I've tried different brushes and the craft small yellow foam rollers they sell on on eBay which was worse. ? It comes out streaky and uneven any suggestions. Also I did the transfer but I got patches where the picture rubbed off too while it's still a nice look as I have used a retro woman you didn't seem to have any issues with this I did I have it too wet? I left it to dry for 2 days before rubbing the picture ? Thanks again your videos are great.

[@patioelf]

Hi Karen-there are a few things that could be going wrong. The chalk paint may be old or you may not have a good brand. Some people make their own and they are not very good. That's the first thing, the second thing is that the surface has to be free of oils, even from finger prints. I use a 97% alcohol to rub all of my projects down first. What are you using for the transfer? Are you using a transfer medium? Mod Podge or a gel medium? I have had the best luck with Gel Medium, though it's not luck , the gel medium works the best. Also it's really challenging if you use ink jet prints. The laser prints are the best to use for transfers. You can make copies of your papers at the copy centers where all of the self serve machines are laser printers. You also can apply one layer of the gel medium over your paper, a thin layer. Let it dry. Then add the gel medium to your surface, put the paper over it and use a brayer or spoon to get it to transfer. :) I hope these tips help! Patti

[@karenlove7670]

patioelf thanks I have found a better sponge and it's working better. I think when I'm rubbing the image I have to be more careful with the full colour images but as I'm using a vintage type picture I'd I rub a bit off it looks part of the aged. Thanks again your videos are so helpful. PS the triple thick is this just a normal wood varnish I'm looking for it in Australia .. Karen

[@karenlove7670]

patioelf oh btw I found the triple thick on eBay and saw its glaze .. K

[@fillybee3153]

Hello Karen .I was just wondering if you bought the triple thick and how it worked for you? I am doing a similar project and don't have time to order things online. I saw something called polymer gloss varnish at Spotlight and wonder if that'll be a good sub. What's your thoughts? Cheers.

[@ireneyounger4689]

BEAUTIFUL explanation and eye for beauty! Definitely subscribing to your channel

[@ireneyounger4689]

Ps. Patti is my mother's name. Would have changed up the pearl piece, but the rest was just lovely

[@debb3554]

This is absolutely stunning. I know you said in the video you used an ink jet copy of the image, but would a laser copy of a picture work too, or not? Thanks so much for sharing your amazing talent. Absolutely love it!

[@patioelf]

Hi Deb and thank you! In the past I had much better luck with laser prints really. I just didn't like having to go to the copy center all the time. Just to be on the safe side, if I were you I would search here on youtube "how to transfer a laser copy" . You might need to use a gloss medium for that, but I'm not sure. Mod Podge tends to work for everything! Let me know how you make out! Patti

[@debb3554]

Thank you for your advice. Hopefully, I can test this out soon. ;-)

[@patioelf]

Debb Doss let me know if it works for you Debb. Patti

[@melindajohnston670]

Thank you so much for your help Patti!

[@patioelf]

Melinda Johnston My pleasure Melinda! Patti

[@Metalme07]

HELLO PATTY!!! I PAINTED SOME CHALK PAINT ON GLASS , SHOULD I SEAL IT OR LEAVE IT , THANK YOU FOR THE AWESOME VIDS

[@patioelf]

Hello! Are you going to decoupage over the chalk paint or will you just leave them with the paint? You will want to seal them with a varnish, but if you decoupage it you'll want to seal it after you decoupage it, if you aren't decoupaging it you can use a spray varnish like Triple Thick amzn.to/2cQXrMX or for a flat finish this product works great....amzn.to/2cliaso I hope this helps! Patti

[@arenalesl27]

this is so beatiful!!

[@patioelf]

+Lilian Arenales Thank you! Patti

[@kscmad]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your ideas, very kind of you. I will check out your website.

[@patioelf]

Thank you Kscmad! Patti

[@carmenmayor8317]

I love it! Beautiful work

[@jogrybsli]

another beautiful video. thanks jogry/bali

[@patioelf]

Thank YOU Jogry! Patti

[@elainewhite9361]

This is beautiful.

[@patioelf]

+Elaine White Thank you Elaine! Patti

[@brendahightower2793]

This is so gorgeous!!!!

[@TheNforster]

Love your projects norah

[@henniejonker5627]

It is so beautiful, I'm from South Africa and we don't get some of the stuff you're using here and if you do it's very expensive but love your video's thank you :)

[@patioelf]

Awww, thank you Henni, I hope you get a chance to work on something and try these techniques. Patti

[@annsmyth3840]

in love with the jar ;)

[@patioelf]

+Ann Smyth Thank you Ann! Patti

[@karinevandaele5366]

Hi, Are the oven degrees 170° Farenheit or Celsius ? Thanks so much. Karine.

[@patioelf]

Karine van daele I'm sorry Karine, it is Farenheit. I'll remember to mention that in my next video, thank you!Patti

[@ritaholmes6962]

I looked for this picture on Graphics Fairy and couldn't find it could you send a link? Thank you

[@v.j.cooper2007]

BEAUTIFUL...I LOVE IT..THANKS FOR SHARING!

[@patioelf]

Thank you! Patti

[@bernardnorris8757]

Absolutely, beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@patioelf]

+bernard Norris Thank you Bernard! Patti

[@teresabridges9692]

So when you place the photo face down it will transfer onto the Jar within a few hours?

[@patioelf]

+Teresa Bridges Hi Teresa, a lot of videos suggest letting it dry over night, and yes, the copy does transfer to the surface. But I tend to like to speed up the drying time by putting it in the drying drawer of my oven for a few hours. You can also put it in the oven -the oven is cold, I set it to 170, when it reaches 170 I turn it off and leave the jar in the oven to cool down with the oven. It dries really quickly this way instead of waiting over night. :) Patti

[@teresabridges9692]

+patioelf Thank you for answering me back so fast. I tried it and messed it up so I think I am going to spray paint the jar. I did not attempt to apply the picture I just got as far as the jar painting. But I am going to keep trying until I get it right. I want to put my grandkids pic on the jar and give it to my daughter, Thanks for your help

[@patioelf]

Teresa Bridges That's a nice idea Teresa. I hope you have better luck this time! Patti

[@arenalesl27]

my sister's birthday is coming soon. Could you please give me a easy idea to to for her? thank you.

[@patioelf]

+Lilian Arenales Hi Lilian-that's sweet of you. You can always decoupage a box. Find the prettiest wrapping paper or napkins you can find and cover a small box with it. It's very easy and since you know your sisters taste you can make it look like something that she wants. I'm going to send you a link to one of my video's to see if this gives you ideas or helps you-if you want, you can contact me again to say what it is you want to do-I may have a video showing you how to do it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWTMhamqqLGnaqs Patti

[@linpohill10]

looks gorgeous, but i found really hard to do. can't do transfers at all :( any help welcome x

[@patioelf]

+Lynne PowellHill thank you Lynne, I'm sorry that didn't work for you. I totally understand your frustration. I tried doing transfers so many ways and got frustrated so many times. Here is a video I did on 3 ways to do transfers, I hope this helps-but please ask me any questions that you may have. You may prefer one of these over the others. Personally, I think using laser transfers makes the whole process much more likely to succeed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6vRc358fqdmeKM Patti

[@adwells951]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Thank you for teaching and sharing!!! Jilly oxo

[@juliaskew989]

Just Beautiful Patti!

[@patioelf]

Juli Askew thank you Juli! Patti

[@paperie1]

Beautiful jar and thanks for sharing :)

[@patioelf]

+paperie1 thank you! Patti

[@ShosyLeigh]

Really pretty ^_^ I see your book cover also has a decoupaged piece of hardside luggage - I have some soft side as well. Do you recommend trying it on this old softside luggage too? Thanks so much Patti ^_^.

[@patioelf]

Hi Shosy! I will decoupage anything. Yes, do recommend decoupaging it, I would first coat it with Gesso. You can then paint over that and decoupage or just decoupage over it. They do make clear gesso now so if you don't want to paint it, you can use the Gesso-it makes for a very good base coat on a soft surface. :) Patti

[@ShosyLeigh]

That sounds great. I will look into the clear gusso - as I bet that would work even better. I have a set of three suicases, so I will try it on the little one first - in a couple of weeks - to see how well it turns out. I so appreciate your help with this. Take care ^_^

[@patioelf]

Let me know if you need help along the way! You take care too. :) Patti

[@ShosyLeigh]

Thanks so much Patti, I will, absolutely ^_^.

[@depecheroni]

Can you print the image with a laser printer or do you need inkjet?

[@patioelf]

+linda mitchell Hi Linda, a laser printer works so much better than an ink jet. Most people have an ink jet because they tend to be more common. I always recommend laser for the best transfers. You're a step ahead of the game. :) Patti

[@lorenapaola2031]

Can I use acrylic paint??

[@valentinabondarenko5822]

Очень красивая работа!

[@mariaauxiliadoraamato]

Encantador!!! Parabéns!!

[@patioelf]

Maria Auxiliadora Thank you Maria! Patti

[@dianestin]

Will it work if I use spray paint because when I went to Hobby Lobby they didn't have any chalk paint?

[@patioelf]

Hobby Lobby does sell chalk paint so I'm not sure who told you they didn't-they also sell something called chalk board paint but you don't want that. You can try spray paint but I can't say if that works, I haven't tried it.

[@kristyhughes3146]

Saran wrap to smooth: great tip!

[@patioelf]

+Kristy Hughes Thanks Kristy-it's really helpful over the napkins. Patti

[@KLASSCULTURE]

I love it! Super cute!!!

[@ddavis5655]

so beautiful. thanks for sharing

[@patioelf]

+D Davis Thank you! Patti

[@andiso3418]

Dear Mrs. Elhoff,I have been trying to access the Graphic Fairy Archives and without much success. Is there a certain area of access? Because, apparently, I'm not in the right area, for every time, I search for a certain image, I seem to be getting anything but, what I'm looking for. Can you help? Thank so much.

[@patioelf]

+Antoinette Lee Hi Antoinette, here's a direct link to their site. Just click on the link and it will open the page right up. thegraphicsfairy.com I hope this helps! Patti

[@rosecorrado6648]

Learning a lot. Thank you!!!!!!!

[@laurabarber6697]

Great tips! Thanks so very much!

[@ceetheninja1]

Love your tutorials and the relaxing music. New subbie here. :)

[@patioelf]

+ceetheninja1 thank you for subbing! And thank you for the lovely comment.... Patti

[@gloriafields4328]

Could you use this same technique on a clear vase?

[@patioelf]

yes Gloria, absolutely! Patti

[@BeautyOver4046]

I love this! I didn't know you did the video! I was just catching up on your videos, as I mentioned I'm a makeup artist, so I travel a lot! Can this be done on plastic? If be afraid of dropping the glass

[@patioelf]

LRHmakeup LOL, you were the reason I did it and thank you so much! I loved the way it came out and so did a lot of others. I am pretty sure you can use chalk paint on plastic. If you don't have chalk paint though, they make all colors of spray paints made just for plastic. You can then follow all of the steps once the spray paint dries. I hope that helps! Patti

[@magsdev3738]

gorgeous

[@patioelf]

+Margaret Devlin Thank you! Patti

[@michellestaunton2264]

This is stunning!

[@patioelf]

+michelle staunton Thank you Michelle! Patti

[@shelliew2280]

I cant seem to find that photo on the site you posted ...Could you help me thanks

[@patioelf]

+Shellie Wooley Hi Shelly, here's the link for it. ;) thegraphicsfairy.com/gorgeous-antique-flower-girl-engraving/ Patti

[@gloriafields4328]

Is this the mod podge that you suggest to use on napkins?

[@patioelf]

It is better to use any decoupage glue that is specifically made for napkins, it makes it a lot easier on you. :) Patti

[@jennisehiggins8677]

can I make a candle out of this or will the heat harm the design?

[@patioelf]

Yes, you can do this to a candle. Decoupage glue can stand much higher heat than a candle will produce so you're fine to use this. :)

[@oliviahernandez9394]

Awesome tutorial I am going to try this thank you for doing this Olivia :)

[@patioelf]

Thank you Olivia! This was a fun project! If you want you can post pictures when you're done on my Facebook page "Upcycle with Decoupage" I would love to see it! Patti

[@mariajoseguerreiro9119]

Gorgeous!.. LOve IT. Thank You

[@dennisharder8683]

I forgot where and how you got the photo transfer

[@sandraalbuquerque9908]

Gorgeous!

[@justebania]

OMG THIS IS SOOOOOOOOO GORGEOUS!!!! Seriously u out-do yourself every week Patti...u are so awesomely talented and NOW..... my daughter wants me to make this lol so thanx for the extra work haha just joking :) :) do u have these embellishments on ur Amazon? I already have some napkins in my cart and I would love to add the thingy around the fairy to it as well. Thanx =)

[@patioelf]

Hi Ebania, LOL, your daughter has you doing something fun so that's good :) I do have some embellishments on my page, I'll post the link here but if you don't like what's on my page just go to the top of the page and enter a search like "bling embellishments, or pearl embellishments, crystal, diamond, whatever you like. If you are near a Joannes store, the ones near me have this huge jewelry department so I go in there when they have a half off sale and buy so much stuff! It's fun!!! Thank you for being so complimentary Ebania, you are so sweet! Patti

[@roshiniscrafts1994]

thansk you so much for the tutorials but i always get scared to heat the glass or any project in oven ans the bottle should be given a coat of sealer

[@patioelf]

Hello Reshmi and thank you. The projects don't have to be dried in the oven-you can air dry them. I never advise anyone to use the oven once they add a top coat. :) Patti

[@normazaharioudakis1090]

So so pretty thank you

[@fatima34me]

Gorgeous! TFS!

[@patioelf]

+Iris Perez thank you Iris! Patti

[@donnagalvin33]

beautiful

[@patioelf]

+Donna Meade Thank you Donna! Patti

[@shelliew2280]

love this

[@patioelf]

+Shellie Wooley thank you Shellie! Patti

[@fatenhomsi1171]

Wow . It's amazing

[@patioelf]

+Faten homsi thank you Faten! Patti

[@adeliacarvalho3938]

Very very nice!! 😍😍😍

[@sharont1347]

Beautiful 💞

[@michellestaunton2264]

Very talentidele lady thank you for Saaring you have given Me some iDeal for my homeXx

[@patioelf]

+michelle staunton That's great Michelle! I'm happy to hear that... :) Patti