how to repair a cracked mirror

How to Repair a Cracked Mirror

If you have a cracked mirror, don’t throw it away just yet! You can easily repair it using a standard windshield repair kit from your local auto supply store. Start by cleaning off the mirror to remove any dust and residue. Then, apply the stabilizer strip so you can inject the resin adhesive and contain it. After it dries, add another drop resin, cover it with a curing film, and give it an hour to cure. Peel off the curing film, scrape off the excess resin, and polish the mirror with glass cleaner. It’ll look good as new!

Part 1 Applying the Stabilizer.

1. Clean the mirror with soap and warm water. Take a sponge or a clean cloth and soak it in warm water. Apply a drop of dish soap and work the sponge or cloth into a lather. Wipe the cracked area clean to remove dirt and dust from the surface.

Dirt, dust, and debris can affect how well the resin fills the crack, so be sure to clean the area well!

2. Remove the adhesive backing of the stabilizer film. Take the clear stabilizer strip and locate the edge of the adhesive backing. Use your fingertips to peel off the backing to expose the adhesive.

Don’t peel off the adhesive backing until you’re ready to apply the film.

Be careful not to allow the film to stick to itself or it may no longer be effective.

3. Press the stabilizer film over the crack. Place a corner of the stabilizer film onto the mirror at the edge of the crack. Apply the film over the crack by rolling it over the surface from the corner so no air gets trapped beneath the film.

Avoid removing the film and reapplying it or it could affect how well it adheres and leave behind a sticky residue.

Tip: If you can’t cover the crack using 1 stabilizer film, use more! Arrange the films so their edges are flush against each other and they cover the entire crack in the mirror.

4. Use your fingers to smooth out the stabilizer film. Run your fingertips from 1 end of the stabilizer film to the other. Work to push out any air bubbles that may be trapped beneath the film and create a tight seal over the crack.

Make sure there aren’t any creases or bubbles in the film.

Part 2 Filling the Crack with Resin.

1. Fill the syringe with the epoxy resin adhesive. The epoxy resin adhesive comes with a plastic syringe. Push the plunger of the syringe so it’s all the way down, then insert the syringe into the container of resin. Slowly pull the plunger to pull out the resin and fill the syringe.

You may need to cut the tip of the syringe with a pair of scissors in order to use it.

If the resin did not come with a syringe, you can find one at an auto supply store, department store, or online.

Tip: If you have a glass repair kit that has resin in a container with an applicator tip, use that instead of a syringe.

2. Insert the tip of the syringe through the stabilizer film. Place the tip of the syringe over the stabilizer film roughly at the center. Use gentle pressure to push the syringe through the film and into the crack.

The tip of the syringe should be inside of the crack.

3. Push down the plunger to fill the crack with resin. Keep the syringe still and slowly push on the plunger. The resin will leave the syringe and fill the crack. The stabilizer film will keep the resin contained in the crack.

Add a small amount of resin at a time. If you apply too much too quickly it could form an uneven bulge under the film.

4. Wait 20 minutes to allow the resin to harden. After you apply the resin to the crack, slowly pull the tip of the syringe out of the stabilizer film. Leave the resin undisturbed for at least 10 minutes so it can start to set and harden in the crack.

Check the packaging of the resin adhesive for specific drying times.

Set an alarm on your phone or clock for 20 minutes.

Part 3 Curing the Resin.

1. Peel off the stabilizer film. Use your fingernails to pry up a corner of the stabilizer film. Use 1 smooth motion to gently remove the film by peeling it off.

Don’t use quick or jerky movements or you could tear off a section of the film.

Use a razor blade to get underneath the film if you can’t peel it off with your fingertips.

2. Add a drop of the resin over the crack and cover it with the curing film. Use the syringe to squeeze out a small drop of the resin adhesive over the freshly filled crack. Take the curing film and press it over the crack. The small drop of resin will spread out under the film to cover the crack.

Use your fingers or a razor blade to smooth out the curing film and remove any bubbles from beneath it.

Tip: If you need to use more than 1 curing film to cover the crack, add a drop of resin for each film that you need to place. Make sure you cover the entire crack!

3. Wait 1 hour to allow the resin to cure. Leave the curing film completely undisturbed to allow the resin to fully set and cure in the crack.

Check the packaging of the resin for the specific curing time.

Aim a fan at the mirror to help it cure faster.

Set an alarm for an hour so you can be sure when the resin is done curing.

4. Remove the curing film and scrape away the excess resin. Pry up a corner of the curing film with your fingertips and gently peel it off. Try to use 1 smooth, fluid motion so the strip comes off cleanly. Take a razor blade or a utility knife and gently scrape over the top of the crack to remove any excess resin.

Be careful not to scratch the resin of the glass of the mirror.

Angle the razor blade or utility knife so it’s parallel with the surface to run it over the crack evenly.

5. Clean the area with glass cleaner. Polish the repaired mirror by spraying some glass cleaner over the entire surface. Use a clean cloth and rub the mirror in circular motions to buff it clean.

Don’t saturate the mirror with glass cleaner.

You can find glass cleaner at department stores and online.


Things You’ll Need.

Glass repair kit with stabilizer film, resin adhesive, syringe, and curing film.

Razor blade or utility knife.

Glass cleaner.

November 26, 2019

how to cover windows without curtains

How to Cover Windows Without Curtains.

Window coverings like curtains give you a way to control the amount of natural light in your home. They also give you some privacy, especially at night. If you’d like to cover the windows but or prefer not to have curtains, you still have several options available. If you’re looking for a practical solution, try adding blinds or mounting shutters over the windows. If you want your windows to look more artsy, you can apply faux stained glass over the windows.





Placing Blinds or Shades over Your Windows.



Install blinds for a clean, adjustable look. Blinds are a great substitute for curtains. If you'd like to try blinds, you'll first need to measure the width and height of your window. Then, purchase sets of blinds at a local home-improvement store. Begin the installation by hanging the brackets at the top corners of each window. Then, hang the head rail and attach the valence over it once the rail is in place.

Blinds allow complete control over the amount of light that comes in. You can raise blinds during the day and lower them at night, and can also adjust the positioning of the slats to allow more or less daylight into your home.



Choose wood blinds for your office, den, or study. Wood blinds are darker than vinyl blinds (which are typically white) and can bring a rustic look to the rooms of your home. They come in a variety of stained or painted colors, so can be customized to suit your décor. As with other types of blinds, they can be adjusted throughout the day (and night) to allow natural light or close of visibility.

Do not install wooden blinds in the kitchen or bathroom, since the moisture could damage the wood.



Opt for vertical blinds in a window that’s wider than it is tall. Vertical blinds work well in tall, narrow hallway or entranceway windows that are less than 1 foot (30 cm) wide. They cannot be raised and lowered, since the slats are vertical. However, you can still adjust the slats to let in more or less light depending on the time of day.

Installing traditional horizontal blinds in a tall, narrow window would be impractical and look odd.



Use shades for a soft covering that allows ambient light. If you don't want your window coverings to block out too much ambient light, choose shades. Shades are typically made of soft cloth and can be raised or lowered during the day or night, respectively. They also allow more ambient light than blinds and come in a larger variety of styles. Purchase shades at any home-improvement store.

Install honeycomb shades if you live in a cold climate. Honeycomb shades contain many small tubes of air that hold warm air and keep your home warm overnight.

Try woven wood shades in rooms that receive overly bright sunlight. Woven shades are typically made from bamboo. They block a great deal of light, but can still be raised and lowered depending on how bright the room needs to be.



Select Roman shades in more formal dining or living rooms. Roman shades are made of billowy fabric that you can raise or lower to let in more or less light, or to block the inside of your home from view at night. They’re considered a sleek option and are typically custom-ordered for individual windows. Also order blackout Roman shades if you’d like the option to shut out all light from a room.

If you like the idea of fabric shades but don’t have a formal room, try an opaque twill tight-weave shade.









Applying Coverings to the Glass.



Attach faux stained glass to your windows for a colorful look. If you’d like to cover your windows while adding a burst of color to your home, faux stained glass is the way to go. Purchase pre-made faux stained glass windows at a hobby or craft-supply store. Depending on the window’s location, either lean the faux stained glass up against it or attach the glass to the window frame with mirror hanging hardware.

Or, you can make your own faux stained glass panes. You’ll need to purchase a glass pane the same size as the window you’re covering, and color it using stencils and glass paint. You can purchase all the items at a craft store or hobby-supply shop.



Layer gallery glass over your windows to create an opaque surface. If you want to make the surface of your windows translucent but don’t want to completely block visibility and natural light, try gallery glass. Gallery glass is a liquid that you can apply directly to your windows that dries opaque but still lets in some natural light.

Follow the directions to apply the gallery glass to your window, and add texture by running a toothpick through the material before it dries.

Purchase gallery glass at a local art-supply store or hobby shop.



Apply window insulation film to the windows to keep in warm air. Window insulation film adds an insulating layer over your windows and will trap warm air in your home during chilly winter months. To apply it, stick the adhesive side of the insulation film directly onto the surface of the window. Then, blow hot air onto the film using a hair dryer. After 3-5 minutes, the film will shrink and fully adhere to the window.

Purchase window insulation film at a local hardware store or any major home-improvement store. The package should clearly state how much glass the insulation film will cover.







Covering Windows with Shutters.



Mount panel shutters over your windows to block visibility at night. Shutters are a common alternative to curtains and blinds. The horizontal slats allow partial visibility, and you can open or close the shutters depending on the time of day and intensity of the natural outdoor light. Purchase shutters at your local home-improvement store. They come in a variety of colors, sizes, and materials, so choose an option that suits the size of your windows.

The shutters will come with directions for how to install them. If you’d rather not install the shutters yourself, the home-improvement store can send professionals to install them for you.



Install interior barn door shutters for a rustic look. Indoor barn door shutters are both practical and aesthetic. They give your home a rustic, rural appeal and, like traditional shutters, can be adjusted to let in more or less light throughout the day. Most styles of barn door shutters slide back and forth on track mounts.

Purchase barn door shutters at a home-improvement store near you. Many large online retailers and general home-supply stores also sell barn door shutters, although these may be a lower quality.



Set up plantation shutters for full control over visibility. Unlike panel shutters, plantation shutters can be minutely adjusted from inside of the house by raising or lowering a bar that controls the shutter slats. This allows you to make slight adjustments to the amount of natural light that enters your home as the position of the sun changes. Plantation shutters also fully reduce visibility in at night.

Buy plantation shutters at any major home-improvement store. As with other shutter types, you can either install them yourself or ask the store to send a technician to install the shutters for you.







Covering the Window with Objects.



Mount a shelf in front of a window for partial coverage. A shelf is a great way to partially cover a window without blocking out natural light. Measure the width of your window, and buy a shelf that’s about 4 inches (10 cm) wider at a local home-improvement store. Mount the shelf as directed in the instructions that come with the shelf.

Then, decorate the shelf as you like: for example, add a few houseplants, a couple of books, and a decorative vase.

As an added bonus, you’ll increase the amount of storage space in your home.



Hang a DIY valence made of draped fabric in front of the window. Drive 2 nails (or push pins) into the wall, 1 on each side of the top of your window. Tie a piece of twine or string between the nails. Then, hang 15–20 pieces of fabric over it. Each strip should be between 20–25 inches (51–64 cm) long. Use bandanas, scarves, or a leftover fabric garland.

The valence will fully cover the top portion of your window but still allow some visibility and natural light.

For a more refined-looking valence, hang a curtain rod over your window, and drape pieces of fabric over the rod.



Place 3–5 tall potted plants in front of a window. While plants aren’t technically a window covering, they’re effective at partially blocking visibility while allowing in natural light. Try setting a few houseplants on the windowsill of a kitchen window. Or, if you want to cover a tall, narrow window (e.g., in a hall or entranceway), set a single tall houseplant directly in front of it.

Purchase house plants at a plant nursery or gardening center.





Tips.

One of the few disadvantages of blinds is that the attract dust. You’ll need to clean every slat frequently, or they’ll become very dirty.

These window-covering tips are especially useful for renters, who are often prohibited from installing blinds or curtains. If you rent your house or apartment and are considering making a permanent alteration to your windows, consult your landlord or leasing agency first.

November 08, 2019

how to decorate for a birthday party at home

How to Decorate for a Birthday Party at Home.

Birthday parties at home are great fun and don’t have to be much work. If you’re lacking inspiration, pick a theme to help you choose decorations. Be creative and embrace the party-spirit as you decorate. Use streamers, garlands, balloons, and food to transform your home into a party zone.

Method 1 Creating a Theme.

1. Decorate your home with rainbow colours for a young child's party. A rainbow theme is a fun and easy way to style a party. Use as many colours as possible to create a rainbow feeling. Where possible, arrange the colours in the order of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet).

Use different coloured balloons and streamers to add colour to your home.

Purchase disposable plates and cups that have rainbow pictures on them.

Use chalk to draw rainbows on the driveway.

2. Display jungle decorations for a kid’s birthday party if they love animals. Animals are incredibly popular with kids making them a great choice for decorations. Choose decorations that have animal patterns, such as leopard or tiger print. Decorate the cake with a picture of an animal.

A safari party or a zoo party are also great animal themes.

Place plants in hanging baskets to create a jungle feeling.

3. Create a monochromatic theme for an elegant affair. Pick a colour and use it to create a monochromatic theme. If it is a child’s birthday, let them choose their favourite colour, or pick classy colours such as black, gold, silver, or white. Purchase decorations that are all the same colour.

For example, have a pink tablecloth, pink balloons, pink streamers, and pink cups.

4. Use the birthday guest's favourite movie as a theme for a fun, film-inspired party. This theme works well for any age group. Pick a favourite movie and choose decorations that relate to the film. For example, if you choose a football movie, hang football memorabilia on the walls, have a football game on the television and make a ball-shaped cake.

If you choose a children’s movie, look for disposable cups and plates that have pictures of the characters on them.

5. Create a royal theme if the birthday guest loves royalty. This theme is a fun and easy choice for both adults and children who love to dress up. Tell the party guests to come dressed in their favourite royal costume. Consider buying crowns for all the party guests to wear. Choose balloons, streamers, and tableware in royal colours; silver, blue, purple, and gold are great options.

Consider watching a prince or princess movie in the evening.

Method 2 Decorating for a Young Child’s Party.

1. Purchase disposable tableware that fits your theme. Choose tablecloths, napkins, cups, and plates that are related to your theme. For example, if you're hosting a jungle-themed party, pick plates, cups, and napkins in various animal prints.

Purchase disposable tableware from a party supplies store

2. Hang up lots of streamers to create a festive feeling. Streamers are a cheap and easy way to decorate your house for a party. Cut lengths of streamers that are the height of the door and use sticky tack to attach them onto the top frame of your front door. When children enter your home it will feel like the party has already started. Alternatively, use sticky tack to hang lengths of streamers from the ceiling to create a fun atmosphere. Be creative!

If your children want to be involved, let them choose what colours to use.

Purchase streamers from a party supplies store.

If you are hosting the party in the backyard, wrap streamers around the tree and hang them from branches.

If you are having a rainbow themed party, use lots of different coloured streamers. If you are having a monochromatic theme, use streamers that are the colour of your theme.

3. Use bright coloured food on the table as decorations. Place brightly coloured foods, such as watermelon, grapes, chopped carrots, fairy bread, or cake with bright icing on the food table to add colour to the party. Place different coloured foods next to each other to create contrast. For example, place red watermelon besides green rock-melon, and yellow cake. Children will be drawn to the bright colours.

If the weather is good, consider having the food table outside. This will save your floors from getting dirty from dropped food or drink.

Assemble the food in a rainbow shape if you are having a rainbow themed party.

4. Hang a pinata up to set a party atmosphere. Pinatas are a great way to create a fun and colourful focal point to a room. Purchase a pinata that fits with your theme and fill it with treats. Tie the pinata to an exposed ceiling beam or a ceiling hook. Try to hang the pinata somewhere central in room so that children won’t hit the wall when they try and open it.

Purchase a pinata from a party supplies store.

5. Set up a pin the tail on the donkey display. This is a great way to decorate a wall and is also a fun party game. Choose a display that fits your theme. For example, if you are having a princess party, you could choose a pin the crown on the princess display. Attach the pin the tail on the donkey display onto a blank wall or fence. Keep a blindfold on hand for when it’s time to play the game.

Buy a pin the tail on the donkey display from a party supplies store or get crafty and make one yourself.

Method 3 Choosing Decorations For a Party.

1. Place blankets and pillows on the ground to create a picnic look. Picnic style seating is a popular and trendy look. Ask guests to bring a picnic blanket or use your own blankets. Even if the party is inside, this can still create a fun, picnic atmosphere. Place pillows on the blankets and around coffee tables to help encourage people to sit down.

Avoid using your favourite pillows in case they get food on them.

This isn’t the best option if you’re hosting a formal party. However, if you’re hosting a casual gathering, this idea will work a treat.

2. Blow up lots of balloons to create a festive atmosphere. Join clumps of 6 balloons together to create feature pieces. Hang these up on curtain rails to give a festive feeling to the house. Another option is to secure a string from one end of the room to the other and tie the balloons along the string. If you feel creative, sprinkle colourful confetti into clear balloons to create an elegant look.

Purchase balloons from dollar stores, grocery stores, or party supply stores.

Pick a colour scheme for your party, such as black and gold, and purchase balloons of those colour

Avoid using balloons for young children’s parties as the popped balloons will be a choking hazard.

If the birthday guest is turning a significant age, purchase a helium balloon with their age printed on it.

3. Hang up a photobooth backdrop. Guests love to take pictures at parties to remember the night by. Hang the backdrop in a well lit area where the guests will linger throughout the party. The living room and the courtyard often work well. Choose a backdrop that fits the theme of your party. For example, choose a sparkly gold backdrop if you are having a royal or monochromatic theme.

Purchase a photobooth backdrop from a party supplies shop or get creative and make your own. If you decide to make your own, consider hanging streamers, tinsel, paper chains or ribbons on the wall.

4. Hang up decorative lights to create a party atmosphere. Lights are a great way to set the mood for a party. Hang festoon lights or fairy lights in the trees, from the rafters, or over exposed ceiling beams. If you don’t have any decorative lights, ask a friend if you can borrow theirs or hire some from a party supplies store.

If possible, use LED lights as these won’t burn party guests if they accidentally touch the bulbs.

Tips.

Try not to stress too much about the decorations. People will be excited to see their friends and will enjoy celebrating, regardless of how the decorations look.

If you're lacking inspiration, invite a few friends over to help you decorate.

Desember 27, 2019

how to decorate for a birthday party at home

How to Decorate for a Birthday Party at Home.

Birthday parties at home are great fun and don’t have to be much work. If you’re lacking inspiration, pick a theme to help you choose decorations. Be creative and embrace the party-spirit as you decorate. Use streamers, garlands, balloons, and food to transform your home into a party zone.



Method 1 Creating a Theme.

1. Decorate your home with rainbow colours for a young child's party. A rainbow theme is a fun and easy way to style a party. Use as many colours as possible to create a rainbow feeling. Where possible, arrange the colours in the order of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet).

Use different coloured balloons and streamers to add colour to your home.

Purchase disposable plates and cups that have rainbow pictures on them.

Use chalk to draw rainbows on the driveway.

2. Display jungle decorations for a kid’s birthday party if they love animals. Animals are incredibly popular with kids making them a great choice for decorations. Choose decorations that have animal patterns, such as leopard or tiger print. Decorate the cake with a picture of an animal.

A safari party or a zoo party are also great animal themes.

Place plants in hanging baskets to create a jungle feeling.

3. Create a monochromatic theme for an elegant affair. Pick a colour and use it to create a monochromatic theme. If it is a child’s birthday, let them choose their favourite colour, or pick classy colours such as black, gold, silver, or white. Purchase decorations that are all the same colour.

For example, have a pink tablecloth, pink balloons, pink streamers, and pink cups.

4. Use the birthday guest's favourite movie as a theme for a fun, film-inspired party. This theme works well for any age group. Pick a favourite movie and choose decorations that relate to the film. For example, if you choose a football movie, hang football memorabilia on the walls, have a football game on the television and make a ball-shaped cake.

If you choose a children’s movie, look for disposable cups and plates that have pictures of the characters on them.

5. Create a royal theme if the birthday guest loves royalty. This theme is a fun and easy choice for both adults and children who love to dress up. Tell the party guests to come dressed in their favourite royal costume. Consider buying crowns for all the party guests to wear. Choose balloons, streamers, and tableware in royal colours; silver, blue, purple, and gold are great options.

Consider watching a prince or princess movie in the evening.



Method 2 Decorating for a Young Child’s Party.

1. Purchase disposable tableware that fits your theme. Choose tablecloths, napkins, cups, and plates that are related to your theme. For example, if you're hosting a jungle-themed party, pick plates, cups, and napkins in various animal prints.

Purchase disposable tableware from a party supplies store

2. Hang up lots of streamers to create a festive feeling. Streamers are a cheap and easy way to decorate your house for a party. Cut lengths of streamers that are the height of the door and use sticky tack to attach them onto the top frame of your front door. When children enter your home it will feel like the party has already started. Alternatively, use sticky tack to hang lengths of streamers from the ceiling to create a fun atmosphere. Be creative!

If your children want to be involved, let them choose what colours to use.

Purchase streamers from a party supplies store.

If you are hosting the party in the backyard, wrap streamers around the tree and hang them from branches.

If you are having a rainbow themed party, use lots of different coloured streamers. If you are having a monochromatic theme, use streamers that are the colour of your theme.

3. Use bright coloured food on the table as decorations. Place brightly coloured foods, such as watermelon, grapes, chopped carrots, fairy bread, or cake with bright icing on the food table to add colour to the party. Place different coloured foods next to each other to create contrast. For example, place red watermelon besides green rock-melon, and yellow cake. Children will be drawn to the bright colours.

If the weather is good, consider having the food table outside. This will save your floors from getting dirty from dropped food or drink.

Assemble the food in a rainbow shape if you are having a rainbow themed party.

4. Hang a pinata up to set a party atmosphere. Pinatas are a great way to create a fun and colourful focal point to a room. Purchase a pinata that fits with your theme and fill it with treats. Tie the pinata to an exposed ceiling beam or a ceiling hook. Try to hang the pinata somewhere central in room so that children won’t hit the wall when they try and open it.

Purchase a pinata from a party supplies store.

5. Set up a pin the tail on the donkey display. This is a great way to decorate a wall and is also a fun party game. Choose a display that fits your theme. For example, if you are having a princess party, you could choose a pin the crown on the princess display. Attach the pin the tail on the donkey display onto a blank wall or fence. Keep a blindfold on hand for when it’s time to play the game.

Buy a pin the tail on the donkey display from a party supplies store or get crafty and make one yourself.



Method 3 Choosing Decorations For a Party.

1. Place blankets and pillows on the ground to create a picnic look. Picnic style seating is a popular and trendy look. Ask guests to bring a picnic blanket or use your own blankets. Even if the party is inside, this can still create a fun, picnic atmosphere. Place pillows on the blankets and around coffee tables to help encourage people to sit down.

Avoid using your favourite pillows in case they get food on them.

This isn’t the best option if you’re hosting a formal party. However, if you’re hosting a casual gathering, this idea will work a treat.

2. Blow up lots of balloons to create a festive atmosphere. Join clumps of 6 balloons together to create feature pieces. Hang these up on curtain rails to give a festive feeling to the house. Another option is to secure a string from one end of the room to the other and tie the balloons along the string. If you feel creative, sprinkle colourful confetti into clear balloons to create an elegant look.

Purchase balloons from dollar stores, grocery stores, or party supply stores.

Pick a colour scheme for your party, such as black and gold, and purchase balloons of those colour

Avoid using balloons for young children’s parties as the popped balloons will be a choking hazard.

If the birthday guest is turning a significant age, purchase a helium balloon with their age printed on it.

3. Hang up a photobooth backdrop. Guests love to take pictures at parties to remember the night by. Hang the backdrop in a well lit area where the guests will linger throughout the party. The living room and the courtyard often work well. Choose a backdrop that fits the theme of your party. For example, choose a sparkly gold backdrop if you are having a royal or monochromatic theme.

Purchase a photobooth backdrop from a party supplies shop or get creative and make your own. If you decide to make your own, consider hanging streamers, tinsel, paper chains or ribbons on the wall.

4. Hang up decorative lights to create a party atmosphere. Lights are a great way to set the mood for a party. Hang festoon lights or fairy lights in the trees, from the rafters, or over exposed ceiling beams. If you don’t have any decorative lights, ask a friend if you can borrow theirs or hire some from a party supplies store.

If possible, use LED lights as these won’t burn party guests if they accidentally touch the bulbs.



Tips.

Try not to stress too much about the decorations. People will be excited to see their friends and will enjoy celebrating, regardless of how the decorations look.

If you're lacking inspiration, invite a few friends over to help you decorate.

Februari 08, 2020