Rit vs Procion - Ice Dyeing

Trying to decide which brand of powdered dye is right for you? In this video, I compare Rit and Procion dyes. See the results side by side in this ice dyeing experiment.
Want to see what happens when Rit and Procion are combined together on the same project? Check out "Rit and Procion United" here: • Rit and Procion United...
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NOTE: Any equipment used in the dyeing process is no longer suitable for food use
To try this experiment yourself, you’ll need:
- Fabric (100% natural plant fibers, such as cotton, hemp, bamboo, flax, linen, rayon) “Prepared For Dyeing” (PFD) or “Ready To Dye” or prepared for dyeing by you (by washing in Textile Detergent and no fabric softener used in washer or dryer)
- Professional Textile Detergent / Synthrapol®
- Retayne® dye fixative
- Soda ash (Sodium Carbonate) (this is not baking soda)
- Fiber reactive powdered dye (such as Procion® designed for 100% natural plant fibers)
- Rit powdered dye
- Rit dye fixative
- large (at least 2 gallon) plastic tub with lid (to store soda ash solution, which will stay effective for about 6 months)
- 1-cup measure (for measuring powdered soda ash)
- Long handled plastic stirring spoon (for mixing soda ash solution)
- Plastic spoons (for sprinkling dye)
- Dust mask (for preparing soda ash solution, and sprinkling powdered dye)
- Rubber gloves
- Plastic (to protect work surface)
- Ice (cubes or crushed, or unpacked snow)
- Rags (to cover projects and/or clean work surface afterwards)
- Small containers with holes in the bottom (to hold projects)
- metal rack
- plastic tub (to collect melted ice/dye)
- access to water
If you need help sourcing items on the supply list, feel free to leave a comment.
If you like tie dye, you'll love ice dye! Using melting ice and powdered dye, create colorful one-of-a-kind fabric, clothing or scarves. Perfect for beginners.
#stayhome and dye #withme

[@charleyslife3889]

I've never had an instructional make me feel so warm and happy 🥰

[@NancyGamon]

Awww...! Sending smiles for a great day! Nancy

[@Wyklepheph]

In my experience, RIT dyes require heat to bring out the full color range when using it for tie dye. I mix my powder dye into a squirt bottle and use it like any other dye, but then I microwave the piece in a microwave safe container for a few minutes. If I want even more color range I just squirt a tiny amount of black dye on top of what I already put on the shirt and i end up with a really good range of color. I haven’t used the dye fixative with this method but I might give it a shot.

[@NancyGamon]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Always fun to learn from one another.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

That second dye, the Proceon, had such wonderful depth, while the Rit version seemed very flat. I wonder if the main difference was the soda ash soak, meaning the Rit may look more like the Proceon on soda ash soaked items. The tip about adding a thin fabric layer under the ice and dye is awesome, tfs.

[@NancyGamon]

I think you may be right about the soda ash soak giving the Rit a boost. It won't enable the lovely color nuances that Procion yields, but it can help give a richer, cleaner look to the Rit.

[@rayneydaisy4676]

Your hand puppet knock-knock jokes bring me so much joy!!

[@NancyGamon]

Hooray! I'm glad I'm not the only person who got a kick out of it! :) Haha!

[@georgeyoung2336]

“The Smack down” I love it. I really enjoyed your video. This is the first head to head compassion of dies I have seen. Such a great idea it makes me wonder why it hasn’t been done. The 2 brands had very different results but both where beautiful. Thank you for making this video and posting it. It was as entertaining as it was informative. I look forward to going through your old videos as well as your new ones. Be safe and keep the videos coming.

[@NancyGamon]

I'm really glad you found the information useful, George. Thanks so much for your kind words of encouragement. Take care, Nancy

[@a.w.thompson4001]

Thank you. This was fascinating and IMO covered all the steps in enough detail that a beginner like me could enjoy trying it. I also hadn't seen the makeup wipe done before, so it was fun to see the effect. Thank you.

[@kevinhunt3816]

Love the intro and the vocals😂😂

[@NancyGamon]

Haha! Thanks, Kevin! :)

[@Jjangbunbun]

They both look cool!

[@NancyGamon]

Hooray!

[@flyandlocd]

This was awesome! Omg!!! Your spirit is beautiful!!! NEW subbie!!!

[@NancyGamon]

Aww.. thank you so much! xo

[@shirleyontiveros612]

glad I purchased the procion just now!

[@NancyGamon]

I think you'll love the vibrant color!

[@cavalli821]

I am a hobbyist textile designer and i do various dyeing techniques for my fashion pieces.I have hundreds of pieces in my clothing collection from over the years. Had i used RIT dyes, the colors would have faded with washing over the years. All my pieces are done using Procion MX type dyes. Theyre all vibrant years later. I would never use RIT dyes and no body else should either.

[@NancyGamon]

That's a great testimonial. Thanks for sharing!

[@AlthausGaming]

Dharma trading company has wonderful dyes!

[@unfltrdpassion]

Ugh wish I found this months ago. I have my own clothing line and experiment with dyeing among other printing techniques for a competitive and unique advantage. I went bought tons of the rit colors dyed a few pieces and discovered they were not ready for prime time in my opinion, just seemed like a faded color not matter how long I left them in a stove top dye bath. The Procion even on this video looks more vibrant and rich. Definitely will give this a try Thanks

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Unfltrd Passion, If you haven't tried it already - RIT makes a color remover that might let you start over with the pieces that are already dyed. (I'm saying this, but I don't actually have any personal experience with this product. If you try it, I'd love to hear about your experience.) I hope you have better luck with the Procion - I prefer the vibrancy, too. Take care! Nancy

[@alberts1985]

Rit is good for personally bringing back old clothes, but I wouldn’t depend on it for selling products.

[@aliyaissunshine]

oh my goodness you are the cutest and most wholesome thing in the world. I love this and you!

[@NancyGamon]

Awww, Aliya Rae!! You made my day. :)

[@westonholmes9503]

nice, clear, and concise... great video

[@NancyGamon]

Awesome. Thanks for your note, Weston.

[@wasanawijewardana4309]

Thank you for your lovely video.

[@NancyGamon]

Thanks for the kind words, Wasana!

[@virtualreflection]

Hey I want to dye a 100% cotton denim rug made of a bunch of recycled denim sewn together so there's a lot of different blues, I want to dye it into a black colorway and I was wondering if it's possible to dye it and obtain different shades of black? I'm thinking since there's a lot of different shades of blue on this rug I might be able to dye it and obtain different shades of black. Also which products/technic would you use to do it?

[@debbie3729]

Thank you. Interesting

[@NancyGamon]

Thanks for watching!

[@vanessaboman8143]

Wow! I really like the RIT, as I want to use the backgrounds for stitching on. I will have to buy the floor fixed though as I only have the eyes as yet.

[@NancyGamon]

Responding to dyed fabric with stitching is a beautiful practice. Enjoy!

[@LynnTaylorProctor]

The procion dyes last so much longer. Rit dye fades quickly no matter how you set it. Procion dyes will stay vivid until even the highest quality cloth falls apart. I have 30 year old shirts that are still super bright yet the fabric is falling apart. I have always used Grateful Dyes out of Colorado.

[@NancyGamon]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. :)

[@zenabuchanan9338]

Check out my comment. I have pics of dyes I've done 3-5 years ago that are still just as stunning. Honestly it's just a matter of figuring it out. Look online for tips tricks and the real instructions.

[@leticiachicas6652]

What do you put on top, before applying the dye? Greetings from my country Guatemala 🇬🇹 Thanks ❤

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Leticia! I covered the pants with some rags (lightweight fabric, or old clean makeup remover towelettes), then a layer of regular ice cubes, then the powdered dye. Did that answer your question? Nancy

[@Yos115]

Do you think procion dye would work for a thick cotton jacket? I've seen people use RIT dye and it works for the jacket I have in mind but the colour I want is only available in procion dye. I'd use the method with warm water and soda ash :)

[@NancyGamon]

I think you will be happier with the results you get from using Procion.

[@dipnitty8184]

reminder to ALWAYS WEAR A PROPER N-95 DUST MASK WHEN USING PROCION DYES. the powder is very fine and can give you some gnarly breathing issues.

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Dip Nitty, thank you for posting this important safety reminder! Take care, Nancy

[@Engelhafen]

Good demo

[@NancyGamon]

hey, thanks!

[@julieray3092]

Hello Nancy> In watching Mr TieDye suggests washing the garment in Synthrapol initially and also for the final wash in the machine. What say you please?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Julie, I say Mr. Tie Dye is spot on. It's good practice to wash items in textile detergent (such as Synthrapol) before dyeing to remove any sizing, oils from fingerprints, etc. (If textile detergent is not available for this initial step, then just wash the item in regular detergent, using no fabric softener in either the washer or dryer, since softener can coat the fabric and prevent the dye from latching on.) When working with Procion fiber reactive dyes, after the dye has had time to set, rinse under cold running water until the water runs clear, then wash in hot water with textile detergent (such as Synthrapol) before proceeding with the next steps. Textile detergent is specially designed to draw out any loose dye from the fabric and hold it in the water, away from the fabric. I hope you have a fun time experimenting! Nancy

[@julieray3092]

@@NancyGamon Many thanks Nancy. I will follow as directed.

[@Daybreak_Enterprises_TV_]

I actually really like Rit dye if Im going for a very specific color because it doesn’t split as much as procion dye.

[@NancyGamon]

good point!

[@longlivepeacemakers]

Does a person have to use the textile detergent and after dye rinse? Ive seen a lot of videos that do not. Thanks

[@NancyGamon]

Hi there, using textile detergent before the soda ash soak will help remove anything lingering in the fabric that might keep the dye from attaching to the fabric properly (like sizing, grease from fingerprints, or fabric softener). After dyeing, and rinsing, washing in textile detergent will help remove any lingering loose dye (although some people swear by a mild dish detergent like Dawn). After that, a soak in Retayne is an optional finishing step; the fixative helps keep the dyed item from bleeding color in the family laundry later on. Does that answer your question? Nancy

[@chrisfils1993]

how much exactly is a sploosh of Retayne? like one squirt of the bottle? and also into how much water?

[@NancyGamon]

Okay, that is a valid question!! I usually use just enough hot water to cover the fabric completely. Check the bottle for instructions to be sure, but the bottle of dye fixative I have on hand says to use 1 ounce of fixative per pound of fabric. I don't feel particularly inclined to precisely weigh and measure either one of those things, hence the splooshing. If I'm using red dyes, or if the fabric is hefty (like a thick knit) I tend to pour in a bit extra Retayne for good measure. Nancy

[@chrisfils1993]

Nancy Gamon thank you!

[@IcedCupcakes]

What's the soda ash to water ratio did you use for the soak?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Cupcakes! I mixed 1 cup soda ash with 1 gallon (hot) water. (It seems like it dissolves faster/better in hot.) Nancy

[@Marc-io6pv]

I just did some tie dye using Dylon hand wash stuff. It washes to quite a used look which I wish to improve. Is procion better than Dylon or basically the same? Here in the UK we have a few brands of procion which is lucky, but I imagine they're all pretty similar.

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Marc, Thanks for this interesting question! I did some poking around, and it looks like Dylon is not a Procion dye. Instead, it appears that Dylon may be roughly equivalent to the brand Rit. I personally prefer Procion dyes for more vibrant color and longer lasting results. (Results do not seem to be impacted by what company you purchase the Procion from.) If you give Procion a try, write back and let me know what you think. Nancy

[@Marc-io6pv]

@@NancyGamon Great information and thank you for your time. Yes I think that's all correct from further research. The Dylon came out really well just now looks kinda used after it's initial wash which kind of works but I'd prefer not :p I will do. I can send you picture of both versons when I get the Procion

[@annh2734]

This just explained why mine came out looking pastel. I watched so many videos and thought you could use soda ash with Rit.

[@NancyGamon]

How interesting! Thanks for commenting, Ann. I'm curious to hear if changing that step makes a difference. Nancy

[@zenabuchanan9338]

Not needed, its made from different chemicals. Salt can help open up fabric to hold dyes. Rit works, she hasnt looked up the instructions for actual the dye with RIT. See my post I have used more Rit than others. It works try my tips. O

[@RHCOOPER747]

what would happen if you mixed both brands?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Rhonda, That is an interesting question! Maybe I will give it a try and see what happens... unless you beat me to it! Nancy

[@zuleyhakartal9579]

Hi Nancy, I'd like to experiment with procion powder coatings and using ice. What should I wash the fabric with and for how long before dyeing? Can you give information about the use of hot-cold water, that is, the processes to be applied to the fabric before and after dyeing? Since my English is not very good, I watched the video but I could not understand it. Thanks

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Zuleyha, Step 1: (wear rubber gloves) wash fabric (made from 100% plant fiber) in textile detergent in hot water Step 2: (wear dust mask and rubber gloves) soak fabric for at least 10 minutes in a soda ash solution (1 cup soda ash + 1 gallon water) Step 3: (wear rubber gloves) squeeze water out of fabric Step 4: (wear rubber gloves) arrange fabric in or on container Step 5: cover fabric with ice Step 6: (wear dust mask) cover ice with dye Step 7: let rest 22-24 hours Step 8: (wear rubber gloves) rinse in cold water until water runs clear Step 9: (wear rubber gloves) wash in hot water using textile detergent Step 10: (wear rubber gloves) rinse out detergent Step 11: (wear rubber gloves) soak for 20 minutes in hot water with a bit of dye fixative Step 12: (wear rubber gloves) rinse out dye fixative I hope that is more clear. Have fun! Nancy

[@zuleyhakartal9579]

@@NancyGamon Nancy, you are a really sociable and good person. This information is very important to me. I am thankful to you. Thanks

[@cassiejgonzales]

Can you wash in cold water? My washer doesn’t have hot

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Cassie, that's a great question! The heat is an important part of the process. I have one of those energy efficient washers that doesn't use very much water, so when I'm dyeing fabric, I wash everything by hand in textile detergent, using the hottest water that will come out of the tap. Nancy

[@Pozenboot]

I’ve been wanting to try tie dying myself and so have been watching lots of different channels. I’ve never heard anyone else use the retayne. But the peiece was beautiful.

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Faith, you're right - the Retayne is a totally optional finishing step. It's designed to increase washability and reduce bleeding in the laundry. As long as you launder your finished dyed items in cold water, you may be just fine without this step. Have fun! Nancy

[@RR-xf9th]

@@NancyGamon What an awesome response, thanks for the video!

[@rhondajones6192]

Great video! Do you need to rinse the fabric after the soda ash bath before you sprinkle on the dye? I didn't do that step before I sprinkled on the dye, so I hope I didn't mess it up. Thanks!

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Rhonda, It sounds like you did things perfectly. It's important to leave in the soda ash so that the dye becomes permanent. Have fun! Nancy

[@blankmandastankman]

These look like a health book’s picture inside of a smokers lung vs a healthy lung lol

[@NancyGamon]

haha - yikes!

[@blankmandastankman]

Nancy Gamon u didn’t kno what to expect, so it’s ok

[@aechinator9905]

I just tried an ice dye with Rit and it looked awesome, but when I put it in the fixture mix it instantly bled and ruined all of my white spots. What did I do wrong?

[@NancyGamon]

Herbert, I don't think you did a darned thing wrong. I have had exactly the same results using Rit dye and Rit fixative and following Rit ice dyeing instructions. However - I have had much better luck with Rit dye when instead, I use the regular method for fixing Procion fiber reactive dye. I talk more about that in the video "Rit and Procion United" which you might find helpful. It's available for viewing here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eorIhXWeqtdoes0 Good luck! Nancy

[@aechinator9905]

@@NancyGamon thank you for the informative response!

[@asherscott3151]

Great video

[@NancyGamon]

Hey thanks, Asher! I'm glad you found it helpful. :)

[@alitlweird]

The Rit dye looks different than the other one that isn’t Rit dye. To me, anyway.

[@NancyGamon]

me too! Thanks for watching.

[@zulfaseptiawan]

Hallo. This video is awesome. I have a questions. Which one is good between procion and remasol. And which one is good for lock the colour with fiksitif or waterglass for keep colour still good for long time.. Please share me 😅

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Zulfa, These are interesting questions. I have not used Remazol myself, but in doing a little online research, it appears to be a fiber reactive dye (like Procion) but is less reactive than Procion, requiring more heat to set the color. So, if you give Remazol a try, cover your project with plastic wrap and put it in a warm place to help the color attach to the fabric and become permanent. As for Fiksitif versus Waterglass - I am not familiar with either of these products. Perhaps someone else will have experience to share. Thanks for watching! Nancy

[@zulfaseptiawan]

@@NancyGamon thank you for your answer. Keep making good video

[@ruwinimalsha5702]

What didi you use for cover fabric befor e add ice

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Ruwini, A lightweight piece of cotton fabric will protect the project. Nancy

[@ruwinimalsha5702]

Nancy Gamon Thank you❤️

[@charleyslife3889]

You are sooo cute! Love the hand puppet scenes!!!! Love it!

[@NancyGamon]

Haha! I keep myself well entertained. Thanks for the note! Nancy

[@wh1tedevil]

Word on the street is if you turn your shirt insde out your ink spots will be on the inside of the shirt vs where you can see it. Great video. Im sure you already knew that but I always try to share knowledge just in case you didnt. .

[@NancyGamon]

Hi White Devil, That's an awesome tip for t-shirt dyeing. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@shellysdolls]

I really liked the procion. It looks more vibrant. Rit wasn't horrible just not my preference.

[@NancyGamon]

I'm with you there.

[@krowy04]

Do you sell tie dye powder?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Julie Ann, Thanks for asking! Two popular online sources for Procion Fiber Reactive Dye are Dharma Trading Company www.dharmatrading.com/ and PRO Chemical & Dye prochemicalanddye.net/ There are currently shortages on some colors, but hopefully one of those sites will have what you are looking for. Have fun! Nancy

[@teri9636]

I can't get Procion dye shipped to Costa Rica so Thanks!!! I do have a limited supply of Procion. Have you ever mixed Ritz and Procion on different areas of a piece? I might need to do this in a tight. We have Ritz here. Great video!!!💕

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Teri - That is an interesting question! I had not thought to try mixing Rit with Procion. Since they have different dyeing methods, I'd be inclined to follow the directions for Procion dyeing, since that technique seems more comprehensive. If you give this experiment a try, please let me know. I'm curious about how it might turn out! Take care, Nancy

[@raquelsalazar4322]

What do you use as a fixative? A friend of mine is going to bring me some dyes and I'm not sure if I should order a fixative as well! Pura Vida!

[@00vnti00]

she is so adorbale! would live to craft with her :)

[@NancyGamon]

Awww... thanks for the smiles, Veronica! Have a great day. :) Nancy

[@hahaok4965]

Do you have to get the ash? For the procion

[@NancyGamon]

That's a great question! And the answer is yes - soaking in a soda ash solution is an integral part of the process. When that step is skipped (which I did once by accident), most of the color will wash right out.

[@SWilliams-01]

I ice dye all the time on silk without the soda ash. It works totally fine. It may vary on different fabrics but silk also does great soaking it in vinegar instead for a darker vibrant look

[@NancyGamon]

That's great information to have about dyeing silk, Stephanie. Thanks for sharing your experience! :)

[@alberts1985]

To tie dye with rit is annoying. I found that you have to add a color then completely rinse the shirt before adding the next color or they blend. And I always use hot water with rit not ice. But if you like the ice dye look then I think heat setting the clothes will help after.

[@NancyGamon]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@MaddieKDGal]

She’s so cute omg

[@NancyGamon]

Hahaha! Thanks, Maddie! :)

[@tonycaban5039]

I always thought You have to use hot water with Rit dye? Will the colors stay vibrant over many washes? Will this work without the Rit fixative? Thank You.

[@NancyGamon]

hi Tony, These are all good questions! According to the manufacturer, "RIT Colorstay Dye Fixative will greatly improve wash fastness, but will not completely prevent dyed fabric from bleeding." For more information about ice dyeing with RIT versus other methods that use hot water, you might enjoy browsing their website at www.ritdye.com/techniques/ Have fun! Nancy

[@taylorwilliams4779]

Hello! How long do you soak the shirt in soda ash before?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Taylor! Let items soak in a soda ash solution for at least 10 minutes (longer if they are bunched in tightly). I have gotten distracted and let things soak for as long as a day or two, with no ill effects. Thanks for your question! Nancy

[@kylenelson7471]

Great comparison! I am struggling in finding bulk procion dyes, can you help make any suggestions!?

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Kyle, That's a great question! While I have not personally shopped either of these sites, it looks like both www.grateful-dyes.com/ and www.bulkdye.com/ offer dye colors in large quantities. I hope that helps, and I'd appreciate hearing back from you when you find a resource you like. Nancy

[@Holly-ys1me]

I like Dharma Trading Company.

[@DeepRootedwithTulani]

Procion for the Win!!!

[@NancyGamon]

woo hoo!

[@laylaluce6202]

Procion definitely is my favourite 🙂

[@NancyGamon]

Nice choice!

[@zenabuchanan9338]

If you put the Rit color fixative in a spray bottle and spray your fabric before you rinse, I spray mine while fabric is still tied. I'm using Rit for the dye. But why would you put it in 3 gallons for 20 min. when that's not the instructions for Rit the dying. Look online. I feel that Rit gets a bad name due to it being cheaper. Not true, I have used all kinds of dyes and if you take the time to figure out what exactly to do and how you can get the results your looking for. Oh and all the instructions for Rit she's using are for a dye bath. I do not think it even makes sense to use those for an ice dye. Also after spraying with fixative, let cure. I wrap, even ice dyed after ice has melted and I'm happy, in plastic wrap or even a plastic grocery bag and make sure to heat treat dyes. They set with heat, well most dyes. I set mine outside in the sunshine for 1-7 days. Depending on what I want and how busy Iam. This will make sure your Rit dyed fabric will not fade easily.

[@NancyGamon]

Hi Zena, It sounds like you've had lots of great success using Rit. Thanks for sharing! I followed the ice dyeing technique Rit recommended in their instructional video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2Wainpja6Zlnac You're right: Rit has since updated their recommendations (a couple of years after my video was released), and they now suggest a different finishing process for ice dyeing with their product. I'm happy to hear that those modifications yield better results! Nancy

[@ohraider]

Procion for life

[@NancyGamon]

woo hoo!

[@pooie0116]

Love the interstitial music.

[@NancyGamon]

Thanks, pooie.

[@lynetteb421]

The Rit dye was more muted because you did not activate the fixer with the dye in the fabric- as it needs to go in the microwave. I’ve been using it for many years. Nice items 🙂

[@NancyGamon]

The microwave! Fascinating. How did you find out about that trick? The directions on the Rit fixative bottle didn't mention a thing about heating the fabric. I'm so intrigued! Nancy

[@PennyandRosePaperie]

Could you explain this a little further, as in what the steps for this are? I read somewhere else something about the microwave also.

[@alberts1985]

@@NancyGamon I swear it says to use hot water.

[@NancyGamon]

You're right - that's the standard practice. The dye can be used in different ways. I followed the ice dyeing technique Rit recommended in their instructional video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2Wainpja6Zlnac

[@lynetteb421]

@@NancyGamon if you look it up on KZbin, you will find the video from Rit dye

[@glendawest9871]

Borrowed phone. Your a nut but I can't help but to like ya and I did subscribe.

[@NancyGamon]

Yay! Thanks for the smiles, Glenda! :)

[@glendawest9871]

@@NancyGamon I'm not glenda I'm the Nephew think how ya spell that yep seem reasonable

[@boobooismine1]

Rit is really more for beginners, it’s widely available, mostly easy to use, etc. Procion seems like it’s more for veterans.

[@NancyGamon]

That's an interesting point. Rit is definitely a less expensive option for testing out the process to see if it appeals, before investing in the higher quality dyes.

[@ninniank9650]

I like both of them

[@NancyGamon]

Awesome.

[@lunasoffio]

you are adorable ! heeeheeee!

[@NancyGamon]

Awww... thanks, Luna! You made my day! hugs, Nancy

[@tiff8694]

RIT

[@NancyGamon]

:)

[@bwaldron8449]

Procion

[@NancyGamon]

Nice choice!

[@lovesandhugsbaby]

Procoin!!!!

[@NancyGamon]

woo hoo~