Tag: scrapbooking

CKC Kit Build, Nov ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

It is time for the final kit build of 2025! Our CKC group takes a kit break in December (don’t worry, we bring other fun instead). So, let’s get to this new month of kit building. Brandi is our hostess this time. She chose the Cocoa Daisy’s October Glow collection to inspire us. It is a kit full of atumnal colors and icons. Before we dive into the details, let’s give a warm welcome to our guest designer this month, Lisa. I hope you’ll cheer her on in our FB community group as well as on her YouTube channel.

So let’s move on with our kit. Here are a few looks at what we have in store this time around. We’ll start with some details and then look at the overview.

I am certainly ready for a fall vibe. The season finally changed where I live and I welcome it. (I know for our souther hemisphere friends, heading into spring must be a welcome change also!) While I’m ready for fall, I still need a broader color palette for my stories since my layouts often feature photos from other days of the year. So I will add in more color as I kit build. As always, I start with the papers.

I had some good options to go with many of the inspo papers. I did swap in a more colorful stripe in place of a plaid paper. Then I just added one more bold color stripe from Vicki Boutin. Using those two items, I brought in more yellow, blues and green in cardstock. This will help me feel flexible in my story options.

Moving on to embellishments… I found some great items that worked with the kit. I do have a bit more color with my chipboard, cutaparts and enamel dots. I also tucked in many stamps that I will put to use when I make my own supplies for this kit. Over at CKC we call that our Forgeries on the Fourth. For me I call it my Monthly Makes. I hope you’ll come back on the fourth to see what I do with those stamps. I have been wanting to do this for a while now! Plus I have more ideas to play with!

Before I go, there is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. So I’m calling mine…

FALLing for stamps

If you want more details on my kit building thought process, check out my kit build video.

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.

Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!

Mystery Box Makes, October ’25

So, what is Mystery Box Makes? It is just a silly game and creativity stretcher! I have a “grab-bag” style box of supplies that I purchased online as part of a store clearance sale back in Nov ’24. Since the box is a grab-bag, that means all the supplies in the box are a mystery. The box comes at a steep price reduction because the supplies are unknown. Who doesn’t like a good deal and a fun mystery?
I’m going to reach into this box and pull out three items. Much like that cooking show with the mystery basket ingredients, I have to put those items to use on one crafty project. Will these ingredients work together? Or will it be a recipe for disaster? Let’s find out…

This month I actually had the live come together with only minor technical glitches. I promise, some day I will have zero tech issues and I will rejoice. Despite the small glitch I pulled out a few fun things and got right to work.

A piece of random scrapbook paper
Item #1: Pattern paper with balloon on the front, red & white stripes on the back.
Item #1: Pattern paper with balloon on the front, red & white stripes on the back.
Item #3: Distress Spritz in Picked Raspberry

I was sure I would not use the balloon paper. However, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to do a card, a scrapbook page, a mini book, or… I pulled out my story binder to see what photos I had ready. Wouldn’t you know it, I had a birthday story to tell. So, balloons won the day after all.

The photo for the story is not a great one. Even in person it is really hard to tell what it is (blueberry frech toast covered in whipped cream!). That is probably why the story has been left untold! Today was the day to use an imperfect photo to create an uncomplicated layout. Here is a quick peek at the finished product.

If you want to see the details of this layout coming together, here is the live video recording.

So that is it this time around. I hope you join me for future Mystery Box Makes LIVE. I’ll be back on Nov. 20th for the next one. Until then, I hope you have an artful day.

CKC Kit Build, October ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

Hello, hello, hello. This is the first time in a while that I am officially creating a full scrapbook kit for the month. Over at CKC we share duties and I was on other tasks the last few months. It feels good to be back to my full kit self. With that…

Welcome to a new month of kit building! Team member Tina is our hostess this time. She chose the Not Just for Boys Kit Club kit called Journey the World to inspire us. We’ve got more travel theme to work with this month and a very neutral color palette. But before we take a closer look at that, let’s welcome our guest designer for October.  Lori Stroup, a prior forger, is joining us. You can find her on instagram or her blog, My Happy LIfe.

And now for the crafting! Here is what is inspiring us this time around.

While I DO have travels to document, there was a time when travel scrapping was not my thing. I just didn’t go anywhere. So if that is the case for you, remember that travel and easily slide over to “Advendure”. You can have adventures anywhere at any time, big or small. Keep that flexibility in mind as you build your kit.

For me I will still with the solid travel theme. I’ve included several map prints, as well as a few other travel related ideas: geotags, luggage tags, camera. I’ve also added bright pops of color with a handful of scrap papers. This helps me shift a neurtral color palette more to my style.

I loved a lot of the embellishment elements in the inspo. From roller phrase stamp, to wax seals, I tucked in plenty of ideas right out of the kit. I’ve also thrown in a few of my own items, such as ribbon, puffy phrases and chipboard. When I finish making some embellishments on the Fourth, that will round out my extras.

Speaking of the Fourth, I hope you’ll join me as I create those elements to add into my kit. Of course these are inspired by the original kit, but often have a twist of their own. So don’t miss what I will make in just a couple of days.

There is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. So I’m calling mine…

Rainbow Globe

If you want more details on my kit building thought process, check out my kit build video.

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.

Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!

CKC Kit Build, July ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

July! July? Yes, it is indeed a new month and we are now past the half way point of 2025. If you’ve been longing to slow life down and take a step back in time, then Julene has you covered this month. We are heading back to July 2014 for a throwback inspiration. On the CKC blog you can find the Noel Mignon’s Balboa Kit. We’ll take a look at that in a moment. Before we do, let’s give a warm welcome to our guest designer this month Kate Blue. Kate was on or design team for a year, so we are happy to welcome her back for another month of fun.

So let’s move on with our kit. Here is the one big look at this kit. Man, these older kits were packed with FUN stuff like ribbons, mini clothes pins and felt flowers. We just don’t seem to find this variety of elements anymore. Perfect reason to counterfeit our own!

I made my typical list of elements that caught my attention and got right to work. I don’t own many of the bold organes and magentas in the inspo, so I had to make do with what I could find. Let’s see how I did.

Papers

I leaned into the black and white. I pulled coral tones as close to the orange as I could get.Plus there are plenty of geometrics. I even has a special pre-embossed piece for a color resist technique where I can add in my own bolder colors.

Embellishments

I tried to pull in more of the bold colors in my embellies. I have orange washi and some stickers with more pops of color. Are they perfect matches? Nope. But we make adjustments when we are pulling our own kits!

Don’t forget that each month I also create my own elements to add into my kit. I have an interesting idea that I hope works out. So don’t miss what I will make in just a couple of days.

There is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. Since my colors don’t quite reach the boldness of the originals, I’m calling mine…

Unripe

If you want more details on my kit building thought process, check out my kit build video.

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.

Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!

Forgeries on the Fourth (aka FOF), June ’24

As a design team member over at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge group I play along with as many of our monthly inspiration challenges as I can. The Forgery on the Fourth project is definitely one I enjoy! That is where we see a scrap product we like and set out to recreate it with supplies we already own. So let’s go ahead and dive in to what I have for you this month.

Each month I enjoy finding inspiration in our Counterfeit Kit. Some months ideas pop instantly. Sometimes I have to dig deeper. And, like this month, sometimes I have too many ideas for the time I have. I needed to pick and choose. Even limiting myself to three items kept me very, very busy. Let’s take a look at the inspo to see where I went. Our inspiration is the Intrinsic Limitless kit from Not Just for Boys. I did pull from some of the add-ons to this kit as well.

Inspiration Image
Inspiration Image: stuffed fabric stars
Inspiration Image
Inspiration Image: Metal Charms
Inspiration Image
Inspiration Image: Postage stamps

I did pull from some of the add-ons to this kit as well. In fact, those fabric stars where part of the add-ons. Plus they were a popular item with the team this month! I knew that the sewing technique and the fabric they used would make it a bit tricky to do at home, especially at that size! I altered it up to fit my needs: non-fraying fabric plus sewing that didn’t require my machine. That way I could sit and stitch while I watch TV, lol. Despite my less than perfect blanket stitch (pointy corners stump me!) I think they came out well.

Next up I wanted to tackle those charms. My first thought was to make them from clay. But I don’t have any clay and I was not about to go out and buy some. If I did that I might as well just buy some already made charms. The point is to use what we have on had to mimic the inspiration. So I pulled out shrink plastic and metallic ink. It has been a while since I’ve worked with shrink plastic, but it was just as satisfying as I remember!

The final idea is one that I based my entire kit around this month: postage. I have been loving the trendy postage theme out in the crafty world lately. I have a few products that are clearly postage related. Yet as you can see from my makes, you can use just about anything to create these little gems. It helps to start with a great postage die. I used the Waffle Flower Postage Collage die. Waffle Flower makes many postage products; this one is sized for A2 cards. I threw in plenty of other supplies from my stash to create postage, from a nature theme to an Alice in Wonderland theme.

That is where I had to stop with my makes. I had too many ideas for my energy to hold out. I was very tired by the time I finished all these. It took me a couple of days to get through everything but it was fun. If you want to see details on how to create these, my video is up. Each make is in its own section so feel free to jump around to just what you want.

For more creative ideas, the CKC blog has more forgery examples to check out. I hope this gave you some ideas on how you can recreate your favorite product ideas with supplies you may already have on hand. Don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

Until next time, have an artful day.

Supplies Used
*Affiliate links may be used at no additional cost to you.

➜➜➜ FOR THE POSTAGE STAMPS
★★ Waffle Flower, Postage collage coloring stencil
★★ Waffle Flower, Postage collage die set, A2 size
★★ Sizzix, Stencil and Stamp Tool:
From Scrapbook.com
From Scrapbookpal.com
From ACherryonTop.com
★★ Honey Bee, angled shading brush
★★ Spellbinders, die cutting tool
★★ Spellbinders, alabaster, 12×12 cardstock

➜➜➜ FOR THE STUFFED STARS
★★ Spellbinders, quality Wool felt sheets: Not what I used but a good quality.
★★ Pacon, craft felt sheets, inexpensive: Not what I used but an inexpensive option.
★★ Colonial Needle, Embroidery needles: just an option
★★ DMC, embroidery floss/thread

➜➜➜ FOR THE “METAL” CHARMS”
★★ Spellbinders, die cutting cleaning tool
★★ Lawn Fawn, small alphabet stamp set: Not what I used but similar
★★ Lisa Horton, metallic pigment inks
★★ Spellbinders, corner rounder + notch tool
★★ StazOn, jet black, permanent ink
(In addition ultra fine point sharpies, the shrink plastic and a 1/8 inch hole punch can be found on Amazon.

Forgeries on the Fourth (aka FOF), July ’25

As a design team member over at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge group I play along with as many of our monthly inspiration challenges as I can. The Forgery on the Fourth project is definitely one I enjoy! That is where we see a scrap product we like and set out to recreate it with supplies we already own. So let’s go ahead and dive in to what I have for you this month.

Since we always start our forgery projects with inspiration, here is the image we are working with this month. It is the Balboa kit from 2014. This kit no longer exists, which a perfect reason to pull inspiration from it and make our own version!

There were many ideas I could pull from this. I ended up focusing on three things.

  1. The Chalkboard pattern papers. I thought I had some in my stash, but didn’t find it when pulling my kit. So… I’ll just make it!
  2. The fancy pins. In fact, I think my mock version is even better than the real thing. Stay tuned for why!
  3. That “Hello” word. A nice thick chipboard word covered in colorful spatters? Yes please!

Here is a quick look at the finished items. But let’s go over them briefly one at a time.

Chalkboard Paper

This process is really easier to see in action. I’ve got the video tutorial linked below for you.

I punched out a nearly 2 inch circle and cut it in half. Then I cut that half in half. That left me with a quarter of a circle. I used that to trace the curved edges. With a white gel pen I was able to trace a cruve in each corner of a black piece of cardstock. Remember to use the smooth side if you have textured cardstock. Then with a ruler I could connect each of those curves with stright line. Repeat that process to create a second border. Then realize there are smudges of white gel pen and make more purposeful smudges and marks to make them blend in.

Decorative Sewing Pins

Recreating these pins is awesome. I’ve used real sewing pins for projects in the past. They create two problems: danger of being poked and excess bulk on layouts. My version solved both those problems. You can make these using twist ties! Peel off the paper portion of the tie, but leave about 3/4 of an inch of the paper intact at one end. This is where you can glue on enamel dots. Once the glue is dry, trim away any excess paper using a pair of fine scissors and you have your mock pins! They are a major budget saver as well.

Just a note: the one on the right end was made using Nuvo stone drops instead of enamel dots. While it did work, these weren’t my favorite.

Word Art

Finally, I made the Hello word. This was easy to do on my Cricut. But you can also use dies. I just don’t have any word dies this size. I cut 4 layers of the word, then stacked and glued them. Once dry I simply splattered them with some watercolor. Done!

You can see all these ideas in action in my makes video below.

For more creative ideas, the CKC blog has more forgery examples to check out. I hope this gave you some ideas on how you can recreate your favorite product ideas with supplies you may already have on hand. Don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

Until next time, have an artful day.

CKC Kit Build, June ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

Welcome to June. Can you believe we are at the halfway point of 2025?? Yikes! Well, a new month means it is time to kit build. Tara, our community leader, is our hostess this time. She chose the Intrinsic Limitless kit from Not Just for Boys to inspire us. Before we dive into the details of this kit, let’s give MK Gunn a warm welcome to our guest designer this month. She is the owner of the shop called Some Assemblage Required. You can find her products there and you can check out her YouTube channel as well for inspiration. I know she has something in store for us this month, so stay tuned!

So, let’s move on with our kit. Here are a few looks at what we have in store this time around.

This collection made me think of the new Vicki Boutin collection called Flower Market* that is being produced by 49 and Market. They both have very neutral color palettes. So that is where I started my kit build!

So these are the papers I came up with. I tucked in four papers from the Flower Market collection. I wanted more but couldn’t bare to use them all up at once!

And here is a look at the embellishments. Again I focused largely on the Flower Market supply. Luckily the embellishment packs are jammed full so I don’t have to worry about using them all up in one go.

One thing I really focused on when building this kit was the postage/mail theme. Notice I have postage stamps like in the inspo. Now, I also have a mail inspired photopolymer stamp set and a mail inspired hot foil plate. I don’t know how I will use a mail theme on my layouts, but I’m loving the idea so I’ll figure it out. 😂

Don’t forget that each month I also create my own elements to add into my kit. Of course these are inspired by the original kit, but often have a twist of their own. So don’t miss what I will make in just a couple of days. I have way too many ideas again this month!

There is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. So I’m calling mine…

Postal Adoration

If you want more details on my kit building thought process, check out my kit build video.

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.

Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!

*Affiliate links may be used at no additional cost to you.

CKC Kit Build, May ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

Welcome to May. I was working a big volunteer job in April and have been MIA here for that reason. I’m hoping through our May inspiration kit to get a backlog of travel layouts done. Before we talk about that, let’s see what our inspiration actually is! Team member JoJo is our hostess this time. She chose the Anywhere but Here digital collection from Traci Reed (available at SweetShoppeDesigns.com) to inspire us. This work was part of the physical paper collection produced for Echo Park called Away We Go. So you just may have some of these same designs hiding in your paper stash.

Before we dive into the details of this kit, let’s give a warm welcome to our guest designer this month. Kathy McElfresh, also known as ScrappyKathy in Instagram and YouTube. Kathy and I have been in many of the same scrappy circles for years and I’m happy she is joining us here this month. Her layouts are truly inspiring!

Okay, now we are ready for some inspiration! Here are a few looks at what we have in store this time around. As I mentioned earlier I’ll be working on some travel layouts and that is because this is a very travel themed kit! However, there are many everyday icons and phrases that can pulled and taken in different directions. Hot air balloons, florals, hearts, sunglasses and phrases such as “relax” and “this way” are all flexible!

Since I knew exactly what I needed to do with this inspiration, pulling my kit was easy. In fact, it was a bit of a cheat. I pulled out a bin of supplies that I had already started collecting! I’m using my Vicki Boutin Where to Next collection.

I’ve got the paper pad from the collection. This pad contains only some of the open stock paper from the line. It also has some unique papers to the collection. I don’t generally like when paper pads are the only way to get unique items. In this case they are pretty mild papers so they will work well for backgrounds. As you can see I also have a range of embellishments from die cuts to frames to stickers. The only thing I added in was an alphabet die set (a current favorite upper and lower case duo!)

Don’t forget that each month I also create my own elements to add into my kit. Of course these are inspired by the original kit, but often have a twist of their own. So don’t miss what I will make in just a couple of days.

There is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. So I’m calling mine…

Lazy Wayz

I did not create a video this month since my kit building was so, well, lazy. But you know, sometimes that is just what I need. I will focus on using it to scrap with!

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!

Forgeries on the Fourth (aka FOF), April ’24

As a design team member over at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge group I play along with as many of our monthly inspiration challenges as I can. The Forgery on the Fourth project is definitely one I enjoy! That is where we see a scrap product we like and set out to recreate it with supplies we already own. So let’s go ahead and dive in to what I have for you this month.

Since we always start our forgery projects with inspiration, here is the image we are working with this month. It is the Lil’ Man collection from Bella Gypsy. You can find this digital kit over at Pickle Berry Pop. Since it is a digital kit, that gives us the perfect reason to create our own version of physical products!

Scrapbook kit inspiration

I honed in even further on some of this collections elements for today’s projects. What do you think I’ll be making from each graphic? I’ll tell you know that the third one is my favorite!

inspiration graphic
inspiration graphic
inspiration graphic

I started off easy with die cut and stenciled cork embellishments. Pigment ink is the key to stenciling these items. The opaque ink will show up crisp on the cork!

cork embellishments

Next up I played with wire. This was a bit of a struggle with some of the ideas and easier with others. After checking them out, would you attempt this one?

For sure, this last idea was a super new one to me. Not only was it really fun to create, but it worked beautifully! I made paint splatter stickers! Acrylic paint can be hard to work on cardstock. The wet nature of the paint takes a long time to dry and it can really warp paper. The solution? Make them on a non-stick surface ahead of time. Let them dry. Peel them up and put them on your project like you would a sticker! Any size, any color. Plus it takes the fear out of mixed media. Only use the ones you love!

These were just a few of the paint splatters I created. To see even more, check out the video.

For more creative ideas, the CKC blog has more forgery examples to check out. I hope this gave you some ideas on how you can recreate your favorite product ideas with supplies you may already have on hand. Don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

Until next time, have an artful day.

CKC Kit Build, April ’25

I love kit building and that is why I am on the design team for the Counterfeit Kit Challenge project. We take an inspiration kit each month and proceed to replicate it, or as we say, counterfeit it. This is a free, friendly group that helps inspire you to use up supplies you already own. We are not about needing to buy the latest and greatest thing (though we won’t stop you if you enjoy new crafty goodies😉 ).

I’ve been saying this more and more often, but I can’t believe it is a new month already. The speed at which months fly by continues to stun me. You may have noticed that my only blog post last month was my kit build. That is how fast things are passing by! At any rate, a new month means a new kit build. Let’s get to it.

Brandi is our team hostess this time. She is a big boy mama and chooses kits that can fit those scrappy needs. This time around her choice actually includes flowers and pink! It is the Lil’ Man collection from Bella Gypsy. You can find this digital kit over at Pickle Berry Pop. Before we dive into the details of this kit, let’s give a warm welcome to our guest designer this month, Briana Spors!

So, here is our inspiration kit.

Scrapbook kit inspiration

I was inspired by all the geometric prints, the cork embellishments and the sweet alphabet sets. I managed to come up with pretty good options for the pattern papers. I even have one veeery old pattern paper in my kit: that square print second from the right. I wonder if it will make it onto a layout this time?

I also decided to add in some solid cardstock this time as well. As I was looking at all the patterns nestled together I felt like some solid cardstock was needed to break up the layers. Here is where I found room for a bit more pink and even some purple!

Now let’s turn to the embellishments. I’m relying heavily on tools this month. I’ve included three 6×6 paper pads to put those tools to use with. I like the smaller scale of the patterns in these pads. In fact, the small scale of the patterns on the inspiration alphabet set is why I pulled out these paper pads! With the addition of some metal in the form of brads, and some wood and cork pieces, I’ve got a pretty good supply to keep me busy.

Don’t forget that each month I also create my own elements to add into my kit. Of course these are inspired by the original kit, but often have a twist of their own. So don’t miss what I will make in just a couple of days.

There is a tradition over at CKC of titling our kits just like companies do. Since I really started this whole kit build with the circle prints, I’m calling mine…

Circular Thinking

If you want more details on my kit building thought process, check out my kit build video.

I hope you can follow along with the other designers and see how they interpreted their own kits.

Here’s the full hop link list

Have fun kit building and don’t forget to show off your stuff over on the CKC Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram @counterfeitkitchallenge or use #counterfeitkitchallenge.

I’ll be back on the 4th, for our Product Forgeries. Until then, have an artful day!