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Now, I'm going to make the same thing, in a neon yellow version for the ages. It's going to be exactly the same process as the last one. Primer, I'll have that tied. I'll do a little yellow when I want to save time, then I'd have to do the big one, so that's how I'm doing it now, Like, like, I'm really going to do it in the saloon, so you'll see how fast this technique is, And why I said it was quicker for me than, say, decently smearing two layers of level. Okay, there's no change here, so I'm just gonna have to wait here to say thank you. Enjoy your meal! Okay, I'll have it tied, I'll put another layer on. But I'm telling you, these two layers can be left out if you do it properly, because obviously it's not going to have that much surface area, that needs to be covered. Now this, if I put this confetti top on it, it would totally, in fact, I'm going to put it on it, it would totally look like a dinosaur. Okay, I'll have it tied. And then I'm going to pull it through with the transparent, because you can see here, for example, that I'm missing some fabric, because I didn't pull the white all the way through, because I wanted that one to be a nice little yellow for me. I put the sheer on, pick up tiny tiny fabric, place it where I'm lacking fabric, then take my zero brush and adjust it. Otherwise, we'll mix it up. and then I'm going to put that confetti top on so it really looks like a dinosaur. What is it if it's not a dinosaur? Yeah. I knitted it and it's done.