Hello all. The eyelets without the splits usually come with little washer type rings. If you place the washer onto the flying saucer, the eyelet in the hole, hover over the flying saucer and gently press the handle until you see the stick going through the eyelet then full press. With that you get a very smooth fixture. I usually tilt my crocodile so I can see everything is where I need it to be then I stand up and use my substantial body weight to press.
Pam I have had this tool for 15 years. I found your video and brushed the dust off of it (literally)! I have set more eyelets today than I have in 15 years! Thank you so so much for this!!
Pam, you're a life saver. I have the small version cropadile, but it's just about the same principal. I haven't done any crafting in so long, but ready to start again and was ready to throw the silly thing away.. not anymore, I love how you explain things, thank you so much for preventing me throwing mine away 😊 I think these people should reward you, because their instructions are as clear as mud 🙄
who would have thought that to understand the machine you need to know about fat and thin sticks, flying saucers, flowers, anchors and squashes. You explain things how I do 😂
Thanks so much Pam for these fantastic instructions. My Big Bite just arrived this morning and thanks to your instructions I've already used it on some tags. Your videos are always gold! 💖
Thank you so so much. I’ve had my big bite One for several years and never set an eyelet. Today I finally had some success, even though it’s a little hard to see the numbers on the bottom part. I see how they improved that on big bite too.
I have one and never learned how to use it for eyelets. Decided to try & learn for Tags & Journal cards. So very happy I found your channel as I learned so much, finally 😅. Thanks ❤
OMG Thank you SO much, Pam!!!! I was gettin ready to chuck this dang thing out the window!!! 🤬 You give GREAT instructions and I THANK YOU!! I went thru way too many "instructional" vids on this Crok thingie...and not one of them was easy to understand. Til I found you. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! 😘
I love the terms we can all understand, Silver stick and flying saucer! 🤣 I have had my crop-o- dial for 2 years, but was hesitant to try. Thanks for clear relatable directions!
I purchased this tool about five years ago and NEVER used it. I needed to be able to cut wholes in leather and vinyl and remember that I had this machine. Got it out and looked up how to use it and found your site. Thank you for your help!
Perfect! This is so useful! I didn’t know about the split eyelets. Really clear instructions. The manufacturer should watch this! Brilliant! I hope you’re ok!
Me either. Wish they had explained that years ago!!! Every time I look at that intimidating monstrosity Good Will donation is calling. Glad now I can use it!!!
Yes, you saved me too. I asked hubby to help me learn this Crop-A-Dlie Big Bite which I've had for 7+ years. I don't do mechanical/tool learning easily. He doesn't read directions, but will look at picture guides. Needless-tp-say, we aren't a good fit for teacher-learner. He stormed off because I didn't get it. I learned so much from you and relaxed and laughed at your expressive descriptors. Thank you for doing this video! I can scratch off learning the crop-a-dile on my To Do Craft List.
I just received my Crop-a Dile hole punch from Amazon and oh my goodness, it's so easy. I punched a hole and did an eyelet in a piece of TV dinner box just to see if it would work and see how easy or hard it was. It is soooo easy I can't believe it. I woud recommend this to everyone! Thank you so much Pam for your tutorial video, you make it look so easy. I've only recently found you on The Paper Outpost and already have learned so much. you are an excellent teacher. I have enjoyed every single one of your videos. I have alot more to catch up on and can hardly wait to view them all. Thank you so much!
Hello Pam I watched you when you used your cropadile and can now use mine ya ! . I have had mine for years and could never get it to work ! I have a you tube channel so told people you helped me and I have been putting Eyelets in every thing LOL thank you so much Big hugs Sonya
Oh, my liege!! Love this! I recently bought one of these and the eyelet settings were a bit of a challenge. The eyelet & grommet settings are lettered on the top rotating cube and numbered on the bottom rotating cube: 3/16” settings are A1 = A is top cube and 1 is bottom cube. The 1/8” is 3C. Because I have both 1/8” and 3/16”, I committed to memory. It’s hard to see the letters and numbers so I rubbed some nail polish in them and wiped away the excess to reveal the imprints of the characters better. There’s also a chart in the online owners manual that I took a screenshot of so I always have it on my phone. I wish I would’ve known about the teeth on the back of the eyelet before I bought some - mine are solid and they split but it ain’t purty. Luckily I’m still in the experimental phase and not too worried about how they turn out. Thanks, Pam!!
I hear you! I tried memorizing the chart thing, I made a copy , proceeded to lose it immediately,,,lol,,,no surprise..I just thought if I can find one setting that works well all the time I will stick with it. After much punching..alas!
The Paper Outpost I have a proposition for ya... could you do a video demonstrating a vast array of examples of standard and clever ways to use eyelets and grommets in our journals? Please...? I’ve seen a couple (an eyelet in the lower corner of the journal cover with the TH loop pin & a bauble is the only example my brain with cough up at the moment... oh! and obviously as a way to thread ribbon through for a closure), but would love to incorporate more of them. Oh! And brads, too!! My AliExpress Fairy is bringing me a boatload of brads and I am itching to put those little babies to work. I used to be a sheet metal worker in a former life so any kind of metal, tool, and/or hardware makes me geek out. Don’t get me started with embossing metal...that’s what got me into this mess in the first place!
Great explanation! Your videos are always so helpful and informative. You have a gift for delivering the “how to” in a fun and easy to understand way!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Gold Stars!
Finally someone who explained why for years I've had issues and rarely use eyelets. I had the wrong ones. No pre splits. And mine was wonky every time. Now maybe I can use this a little more. And thanks for letting us know to keep it at ONE setting. I've tried them all. I even replaced an entire Cropadile thinking mine was defective. I bought new dials that they do sell separately and NOTHING worked. Such a simple fix. You rock girl!!!
And a follow up. I set three perfect eyelets using Pam's suggestions on settings. First time in years!!! I set both my small and large Cropodile on Pam's settings and perfect. Reckless abandon here I come!!
Thanks so much for the laughs Pam. I really needed that. First time I have totally understood how to use the cropadile. Flying saucers and all. Simple is what I need!!😂😂😂
I'd given up on eyelets YEARS ago, because I kept mangling them. But a recent project required them, and this video finally explained how to do it in a way I could understand. SHAZAAM! IT WORKED!!! THANK YOU!!!
You are a star, Pam! Thank you for this. It has taken the complication out of using this. As you say there are tutorials on using it but like most tutorials made by the suppliers of items they do not scale it into simple terms like you have. We (or I need) more tutorials by people like yourself who takes the mystery (and again complication) out of using things that are supposed to help us in our JJ. Thank you again!
Just rec'd one via Amazon yesterday and have watched several videos. Yours is by far the best one as you are a super teacher. I couldn't figure out via the directions which direction the letter/number should be facing. Love your videos and thanks SO much!
Thanks, you explain it better than I have found yet. Some say to look for a b c or 1 2 3, I can't see that!! LOL Anyway thanks for your very clear and helpful instructions.
I just got my one today I used your link it all helps xx I can’t wait to use it. It will save my hands happy crafting everyone creative love from New Zealand
I trialled and errored the Cropadile until I got it right... but I really appreciate this video and the help it will be to others.. Thanks for sharing Love your work
Thanks Pam! You explained how to do this absolutely perfectly and answered everything I had been wondering about. Ta Daaa ! - It worked first time! :-)
Thank you so much! I had to pause your video and run and fix mine so now it will work right!!! Then I ordered the right eyelets ... Yippee..... Thanks so much. Problem solved!!!🙌🥰🥰🥰
thank goodness, someone who speaks my thoughts. ....I order the crocodile and its still in box. I thought I had accidently ordered some kind of industrial , mechanical thingy. I now see the light. TFS!!!!
Oh my gosh, thank you Pam! I just bought one of the crop a dial big bite tools, and for the life of me I could not figure out how to set the eyelets! I was having a hard time reading the little numbers/letters on the 'rubix cube' parts. Matching the colors info was perfect! Whew, I don't have to toss this tool out the window now! Was close, let me tell ya..LOL! Oh and great to know I can go elsewhere to buy the eyelets too! After I post here, my most grateful thank you to you, I am going to go do the happy dance around my living room! Once again, Pam to the rescue! :)
This tutorial was great! With such an intimidating looking machine and you just dismantled and made it very easy! One thing, I ordered on Amazon, the we are memory keepers eyelets but they did not have the split top so that was a waste of money! But that was before I saw your video so now I knew what to look for. And I found them on eBay just not the we are memory keepers brand. So buyer beware! Thank you so much for such a wonderful informative tutorial!
I bought mine in last yrs black Friday. It was a very good bargain n I love it. I kept the instruction sheet as it explains wot all the different settings r for the eyelets. I don't no how I ever survived without it 😂
I did not know about the splits needed on the bottom. None of the eyelets I was using for my paper projects had slits! Luckily I found those that I had with my sewing supplies did have bottom slits. They worked so much better. I wish they would be smoother to touch. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you! I bought this thing and had no idea how to use it. I also found a box of eyelets. Mine aren’t split, but I tried one and it didn’t pop, it squished like yours did! I’m so excited! Thanks so much for this video
thank you. i love how you make everything simple and easy to understand. you just have a great way with words and demos. i have now successfully set my eyelets for my slot in journal.
I'm coming into the cropodile late in the game and I had so many questions. A FB friend sent your video. You are an excellent teacher Pam. Thank you for all you do. 🧡🧡🧡
It definitely works better with either multiple layers of thickness, or anything more than a single paper by itself. I love this tool, esp if my thumbs are bothering me, and it's hard to use the handheld one. nice video.
Thank you so much Pam! The directions don’t come with much in the way of pictures that really work, and I found your easy explained steps so much nicer! Thank you so much, once again.
Hello all. The eyelets without the splits usually come with little washer type rings. If you place the washer onto the flying saucer, the eyelet in the hole, hover over the flying saucer and gently press the handle until you see the stick going through the eyelet then full press. With that you get a very smooth fixture. I usually tilt my crocodile so I can see everything is where I need it to be then I stand up and use my substantial body weight to press.
Deborah, Thank you very much for this additional information!
Pam I have had this tool for 15 years. I found your video and brushed the dust off of it (literally)! I have set more eyelets today than I have in 15 years! Thank you so so much for this!!
Pam, you're a life saver. I have the small version cropadile, but it's just about the same principal. I haven't done any crafting in so long, but ready to start again and was ready to throw the silly thing away.. not anymore, I love how you explain things, thank you so much for preventing me throwing mine away 😊 I think these people should reward you, because their instructions are as clear as mud 🙄
So happy to hear you will be back at the craft table having fun! :)
Hats off to Pam for teaching stuff , just because people need to know
who would have thought that to understand the machine you need to know about fat and thin sticks, flying saucers, flowers, anchors and squashes. You explain things how I do 😂
LOL, I am sure there are more technical terms but my manual is loooong gone ;)
Thanks so much Pam for these fantastic instructions. My Big Bite just arrived this morning and thanks to your instructions I've already used it on some tags. Your videos are always gold! 💖
I thought the directions that came with the implement were sadly lacking. This makes so much sense. Thank you!
Thank you!! I can remember the flying saucer and that 3 is bigger than 1 ….lol…made it very simple!💜
Thank you soooo much. I have not done eyelets because I was so overwhelmed by this. You have simplified it beautifully for me. 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so so much. I’ve had my big bite One for several years and never set an eyelet. Today I finally had some success, even though it’s a little hard to see the numbers on the bottom part. I see how they improved that on big bite too.
I have one and never learned how to use it for eyelets. Decided to try & learn for Tags & Journal cards. So very happy I found your channel as I learned so much, finally 😅.
Thanks ❤
Thank you! You are a great instructor!!!!!😊
Best instructional video ever! You have a gift- thanks for sharing it with us in such a detailed manner!
OMG Thank you SO much, Pam!!!! I was gettin ready to chuck this dang thing out the window!!! 🤬
You give GREAT instructions and I THANK YOU!! I went thru way too many "instructional" vids on this Crok thingie...and not one of them was easy to understand. Til I found you. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! 😘
Best instructions I’ve ever gotten. Sadly, your metaphors made perfect sense to me.
I love the terms we can all understand, Silver stick and flying saucer! 🤣 I have had my crop-o- dial for 2 years, but was hesitant to try. Thanks for clear relatable directions!
I am so happy to hear this!! :)
Agree 100%!
Oh my gosh. I had no idea the eyelet setting cubes turned! THANK YOU!!
I purchased this tool about five years ago and NEVER used it. I needed to be able to cut wholes in leather and vinyl and remember that I had this machine. Got it out and looked up how to use it and found your site. Thank you for your help!
Love this tutorial, you explained this well cause I was lost. Thanks
Your video is by far THE best! Thank you. I can now use my big bite with confidence!
I've struggled with this machine so thank you for this tutorial.
I've watched several crop-a-dile videos top see clearly how many & what sized holes come in these & you showed clearly the hole sizes--TY!!
Perfect! This is so useful! I didn’t know about the split eyelets. Really clear instructions. The manufacturer should watch this! Brilliant! I hope you’re ok!
Hi Cheryl!!! Thanks and so nice to hear from you! :) Be well dear crafty sister! :)
Me either. Wish they had explained that years ago!!! Every time I look at that intimidating monstrosity Good Will donation is calling. Glad now I can use it!!!
Yes, you saved me too. I asked hubby to help me learn this Crop-A-Dlie Big Bite which I've had for 7+ years. I don't do mechanical/tool learning easily. He doesn't read directions, but will look at picture guides. Needless-tp-say, we aren't a good fit for teacher-learner. He stormed off because I didn't get it. I learned so much from you and relaxed and laughed at your expressive descriptors. Thank you for doing this video! I can scratch off learning the crop-a-dile on my To Do Craft List.
I just received my Crop-a Dile hole punch from Amazon and oh my goodness, it's so easy. I punched a hole and did an eyelet in a piece of TV dinner box just to see if it would work and see how easy or hard it was. It is soooo easy I can't believe it. I woud recommend this to everyone! Thank you so much Pam for your tutorial video, you make it look so easy. I've only recently found you on The Paper Outpost and already have learned so much. you are an excellent teacher. I have enjoyed every single one of your videos. I have alot more to catch up on and can hardly wait to view them all. Thank you so much!
That was great! I just love the way you explain things - you speak my language 🤗
Absolutely the best tutorial! Thanks. Took the mystery out of it. Thanks!
Really helpful thanks so much😊
Thanks Pam, love this 'how to use this darned thing' video. Great tutorial!
I watched with my fullest attn. Now if only I had one of those contraptions. 😛😛😛
Hello Pam I watched you when you used your cropadile and can now use mine ya ! . I have had mine for years and could never get it to work ! I have a you tube channel so told people you helped me and I have been putting Eyelets in every thing LOL thank you so much Big hugs Sonya
This has taken the mystery and intimidation out of this machine. It’s gone from I don’t know to added to my wish list! Thank you!
Awesome! Have fun!! :)
I bought it in my Michael’s for 41 dollars with my coupon by phone. Check your local. I love it lot. Easy on my hands. Good luck.
Amy Jo Evans I will do that as soon as we open back up! Great advice!
Oh, my liege!! Love this! I recently bought one of these and the eyelet settings were a bit of a challenge. The eyelet & grommet settings are lettered on the top rotating cube and numbered on the bottom rotating cube: 3/16” settings are A1 = A is top cube and 1 is bottom cube. The 1/8” is 3C. Because I have both 1/8” and 3/16”, I committed to memory. It’s hard to see the letters and numbers so I rubbed some nail polish in them and wiped away the excess to reveal the imprints of the characters better. There’s also a chart in the online owners manual that I took a screenshot of so I always have it on my phone. I wish I would’ve known about the teeth on the back of the eyelet before I bought some - mine are solid and they split but it ain’t purty. Luckily I’m still in the experimental phase and not too worried about how they turn out. Thanks, Pam!!
I hear you! I tried memorizing the chart thing, I made a copy , proceeded to lose it immediately,,,lol,,,no surprise..I just thought if I can find one setting that works well all the time I will stick with it. After much punching..alas!
The Paper Outpost I have a proposition for ya... could you do a video demonstrating a vast array of examples of standard and clever ways to use eyelets and grommets in our journals? Please...? I’ve seen a couple (an eyelet in the lower corner of the journal cover with the TH loop pin & a bauble is the only example my brain with cough up at the moment... oh! and obviously as a way to thread ribbon through for a closure), but would love to incorporate more of them. Oh! And brads, too!! My AliExpress Fairy is bringing me a boatload of brads and I am itching to put those little babies to work. I used to be a sheet metal worker in a former life so any kind of metal, tool, and/or hardware makes me geek out. Don’t get me started with embossing metal...that’s what got me into this mess in the first place!
I am so pleased I found your video. For the first time I’ve been able to set an eyelet correctly! Thank you so much…….
Thanks Pam - big help! I can stop wasting my eyelets now!! LOL!
Had this for years and just gave up on that part… thank you for making it simple and demonstrating
So glad I found this. I have the orange big bite and have struggled forever knowing how to do it. Very well explained. Thank you.
Great explanation! Your videos are always so helpful and informative. You have a gift for delivering the “how to” in a fun and easy to understand way!!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Gold Stars!
Thank you for this explanation. You are a great teacher!
I keep coming back again and again. Thanks for being here when I need a refresher!
Finally someone who explained why for years I've had issues and rarely use eyelets. I had the wrong ones. No pre splits. And mine was wonky every time. Now maybe I can use this a little more. And thanks for letting us know to keep it at ONE setting. I've tried them all. I even replaced an entire Cropadile thinking mine was defective. I bought new dials that they do sell separately and NOTHING worked. Such a simple fix. You rock girl!!!
And a follow up. I set three perfect eyelets using Pam's suggestions on settings. First time in years!!! I set both my small and large Cropodile on Pam's settings and perfect. Reckless abandon here I come!!
7 videos later and I found you and now it’s working for me! Thanks!
Thank you. The device was driving me crazy,
You are a hoot!!! I will watch this again and show it to others just because it is so much fun!!! And super informative.
Knew I could count on you to give a clear explanation! Just got one and was intimidated!
Thanks so much for the laughs Pam. I really needed that. First time I have totally understood how to use the cropadile. Flying saucers and all. Simple is what I need!!😂😂😂
I bought this little machine. Couldn’t figure out how to squash the eyelid. Thank you so much, Pam!😊
Great video! I finally learned how to use this tool that has been sitting in my craft room collecting dust. Thank you so much 😊
This was a wonderful tutorial. And, I must say, very much needed on my part. Thank you so much.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I tried to figure this out on my own & it wasn’t very successful! Now I get it, with your excellent directions!!
I'd given up on eyelets YEARS ago, because I kept mangling them. But a recent project required them, and this video finally explained how to do it in a way I could understand. SHAZAAM! IT WORKED!!! THANK YOU!!!
Thanks, love how to remember the difference between the numbers too. Great tutorial thanks 🐦❤☕👍☕
Thank you! Best explanation I’ve seen of this product yet! Really helps.
You are a star, Pam! Thank you for this. It has taken the complication out of using this. As you say there are tutorials on using it but like most tutorials made by the suppliers of items they do not scale it into simple terms like you have. We (or I need) more tutorials by people like yourself who takes the mystery (and again complication) out of using things that are supposed to help us in our JJ. Thank you again!
Just rec'd one via Amazon yesterday and have watched several videos. Yours is by far the best one as you are a super teacher. I couldn't figure out via the directions which direction the letter/number should be facing. Love your videos and thanks SO much!
Thanks, you explain it better than I have found yet. Some say to look for a b c or 1 2 3, I can't see that!! LOL Anyway thanks for your very clear and helpful instructions.
Thank you for explaining this tool. It was going to fly out the window. Lololol
I just got my one today I used your link it all helps xx I can’t wait to use it. It will save my hands happy crafting everyone creative love from New Zealand
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this very simple tutorial! Game changer, you saved my life! 🤪😎
This video is a lifesaver. We R Memory Keeper's instructions were lacking and I was stymied. You explained the process very clearly. Thank you.
I did it!!!
After watching other videos and failing, I almost gave up. Watched your video and it worked!!! Yay me and yay you Pam. Many 👍 thanks
I trialled and errored the Cropadile until I got it right... but I really appreciate this video and the help it will be to others.. Thanks for sharing Love your work
Thankyou for that Pam the crocodile looked very forbidding xx
Thanks Pam! You explained how to do this absolutely perfectly and answered everything I had been wondering about. Ta Daaa ! - It worked first time! :-)
Thank you so much Pam,I have never know how to use this tool for that reason. I will start putting eyelets in now. Thank you
Wonderful!
I'm glad you have this posted I was purchasing one today and I had no clue how to use it thank you so much You're the greatest 👍♥️
Thank you so much! I had to pause your video and run and fix mine so now it will work right!!!
Then I ordered the right eyelets ... Yippee..... Thanks so much. Problem solved!!!🙌🥰🥰🥰
OMG finally mine makes sense! 🤣😂🤣😂 I kept monkeying around with mine! You are the best! Thank you! ❤️🙏
thank goodness, someone who speaks my thoughts. ....I order the crocodile and its still in box. I thought I had accidently ordered some kind of industrial , mechanical thingy. I now see the light. TFS!!!!
Thanks for this video !! I thought I was loosing my mind 😂😊
Oh my gosh, thank you Pam! I just bought one of the crop a dial big bite tools, and for the life of me I could not figure out how to set the eyelets! I was having a hard time reading the little numbers/letters on the 'rubix cube' parts. Matching the colors info was perfect! Whew, I don't have to toss this tool out the window now! Was close, let me tell ya..LOL! Oh and great to know I can go elsewhere to buy the eyelets too! After I post here, my most grateful thank you to you, I am going to go do the happy dance around my living room! Once again, Pam to the rescue! :)
This tutorial was great! With such an intimidating looking machine and you just dismantled and made it very easy! One thing, I ordered on Amazon, the we are memory keepers eyelets but they did not have the split top so that was a waste of money! But that was before I saw your video so now I knew what to look for. And I found them on eBay just not the we are memory keepers brand. So buyer beware! Thank you so much for such a wonderful informative tutorial!
love your plain speak on how to use this monster 😊
I bought mine in last yrs black Friday. It was a very good bargain n I love it. I kept the instruction sheet as it explains wot all the different settings r for the eyelets. I don't no how I ever survived without it 😂
Thank you for explaining this contraption to me. I certainly couldn't figure it out!
I want to thank you for this very educational video. It’s helped me so much. God Bless you.
I did not know about the splits needed on the bottom. None of the eyelets I was using for my paper projects had slits! Luckily I found those that I had with my sewing supplies did have bottom slits. They worked so much better. I wish they would be smoother to touch. Thanks for the tutorial.
thankyou, iv'e been wanting to get one, but had no idea how to use it, i love that you explain in detail. thankyou
Thank you! I bought this thing and had no idea how to use it.
I also found a box of eyelets. Mine aren’t split, but I tried one and it didn’t pop, it squished like yours did! I’m so excited!
Thanks so much for this video
Thank you, Pam for your helpful tutorials! I’d say my eyelit squashing was a success
Recently purchased one! Love that you showed the ins and outs! Woo Hoo. Thank you.
Thank you for giving me the tip about holding the cardstock up against the tip when you sent the
thank you. i love how you make everything simple and easy to understand. you just have a great way with words and demos. i have now successfully set my eyelets for my slot in journal.
That was EXACTLY what I wanted to know. THANK YOU so very much.
Pam - this is the best crop-a-dile tutorial ever. Thank you!!
Love this. Just bought one yesterday and using it like a champ today!!! lol. This video really saved me a ton of time learning how to use it.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! Once I watched your video, I was able to acutally use the tool!
I'm coming into the cropodile late in the game and I had so many questions. A FB friend sent your video. You are an excellent teacher Pam. Thank you for all you do. 🧡🧡🧡
It definitely works better with either multiple layers of thickness, or anything more than a single paper by itself. I love this tool, esp if my thumbs are bothering me, and it's hard to use the handheld one. nice video.
Thank you so much! I needed this help. You explain so well!
As always, fabulous! You have certainly taken all the mystery and anxiety out of the Tool. Great explanation
Thank you so much. Now I feel better about buying one.
Just got one of these....glad I found this video..❤️
Yeah! I finally got that darn thing to work properly! Thanks
My daughter just gave me one of those big bites for Mother's Day. Thank you for the demo. I love your channel.
Big help. Thanks for pointing out the differences.
After watching you use your cropo-o-dile I ran out and purchased mine. So much easier than what I’ve been doing
Whew, Thank you, Thank you......now I’ll buy one of these very nice of you to take time to show a person who needs to be shown.....Hugs Carol
THANK YOU MUCHLY! First try was perfect!
Thank you so much Pam! The directions don’t come with much in the way of pictures that really work, and I found your easy explained steps so much nicer! Thank you so much, once again.