Delightful Illusions: panner

Hey, guys! How are you? I hope you are all safe from the virus and doing the quarantine smoothly. I still go to work since it is necessary, but I'm taking all of the precautions that was imposed to us. Please take care of yourselves including your mental health. Anyway, I will be updating today my Pan In Everything (PIE) Project Pan which I started in January. Basically, this project aims to hit pan on all of the makeup products you have and it goes on for as long as you have an item that you didn't hit pan yet. You can read my introductory post to know more about the background of this project and to see who created this project. :)

Since I started this project, I have hit pan on 3 products and I have rolled-in new products to hit pan on. I have been focusing on my pressed powder face products such as highlighters, blushes, bronzers and contours since I don't want to include eyeshadow products in this project. If you are interested, I have a project dedicated solely to hitting pan eyeshadows called the Pan Those Eyeshadows. It's a fun project where you can create different color combination and just be creative with your eyeshadow looks.

Pinkies Collection Blusher (using as a highlight)

I love this as a highlight on my cheekbones and I think this one of my top highlighters from collection. I love golden pink glow that it gives on my skin and the fact that it doesn't emphasize blemishes and texture on my face. I will miss using this but I still need to utilize other highlighters from my collection. I have hit pan on this after 3 uses and I used it for another 3 times before rolling it out on the project.

Focallure Sculpt Glow Contour and Highlight Duo 03

I have also hit pan on this contour powder from Focallure Beauty. I have reviewed this last year and I said that this is the perfect contour shade for me and that I use this every time I do my makeup. I have I used this maybe at least 30 times before rolling this in into this project and I have hit pan on this after using 16 times. This is a lot of product and I might not finish it this year. I will continue to wear this from time to time in conjunction to my other contour products.

Vice Cosmetics Contour Powder (Porshur)

Since I have hit pan on the Pinkies Collection Highlight, I have replaced it with this contour powder. I actually use this as a bronzer because it is a little bit warm and I don't want a warm contour. I love this product and it didn't took me a long time to hit pan on it. I just used this 8 times before hitting pan on, but I have used it a lot of times before rolling this in.

Essence Pure Nude Highlighter (Be My Highlight)

Oh my gosh! This product is immortal. I have used this a lot since I bought this back in 2017 and I still haven't hit pan on it. This gives a natural glow and is very suitable for work especially on a formal setting. I still like this but I'm kind of getting tired of this highlighter since I currently love glowy and blinding highlighters. I try to use everyday and pairing this with a different highlight so I won't get bored. I have used this 20 times ever since I started this project and who knows when will I hit pan on this. I'll just go with the flow I guess.

MAC Powder Blush - Lesson In Love

Due to my carelessness, I have dropped my Human Nature Sunkissed Blush and it cracked on the floor. I replaced it with this sheer pink blush and I think this is one of the products that will stay the longest on the project. This is hard-pressed and I really need to dig into this to get a color pay-off. I have used this 20 times since I included this on this project and it looks I haven't used it a lot. This is the only MAC blush I own and I don't have an idea if all of their blush powders feel like this. What do you think?

Ever Bilena Kris Collection Blush (First Love)

Since I have hit pan on the Focallure Contour, I replace it with this matte blush which I reviewed last year as well. I like this blush and I don't see any problems on hitting pan on this. This product only weighs 2 grams and might hit pan on this before I post my next update.

Jacky and Lauren Rose Gold Highlighter Palette (No. 3)

Last but not the least, I have rolled in this rose gold highlight as a replacement for the Vice Cosmetics Contour in the shade Porshur. I layer this on top of the Essence Pure Nude Highlighter and I love the golden glow the pinkish gold glow that it gives. As you can see, I already made a dip and might hit pan on this real soon. Let's see about that.

So these are the products that are currently in this project and I am happy that this project is going on smoothly for the most part. I am also proud of my self that I am currently consistent in posting my project pan updates since I haven't done so in past years. Haha! I feel so motivated to post more on this blog and I have ideas on the products I will feature in the future. I hope that you enjoyed this post and if you have anything to say, feel free to leave a comment. Thank you so much for stopping by. If you like my content, you can follow this blog to stay updated on my upcoming posts. Have a nice day. Take care!

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Hey, guys! How are you? I have been busy reviewing for an upcoming Civil Service Examination which will be on March 15 that's why I haven't posted much in a while. Today, I will sharing with you my second update for this Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020. I know this update has passed it's due date since we are already half way through February. I apologize for the delay, but I have some good progress to show. :) I will make this very short and sweet since I have to resume my review. If you are interested, please keep on reading. :)

Focallure Tropical Vacation Palette - Wax (matte cream)

If you have read my introduction post, you know that I am currently hitting pan 3 eyeshadows from in this palette. I have been using Wax to set my eyeshadow primer and highlight my brow bone. This eyshadow show a lot of progress but I still haven't hit pan on it. I always wonder it takes me such a long time to hit pan base eyeshadows while the rest do it very quickly. Haha! What's the secret, guys? Please spill to me! :)

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Empire (shimmery cranberry)

Yes! I have finally hit pan on this shade! I fell so proud of my self already. I definitely love this shade to put all over the lids but I am kind of tired of this and I feel to happy that I have hit my goal on this. It took me 7 uses (after the first update) to hit pan on this shade. Yup, I am now tallying my usage of the eyeshadows to track my progress and I will sharing all of them on next update.

Focallure Tropical Vacation Pallete - Heat (matte orange brown) and Coffee (matte dark brown)

Yay! I have another bonus pan. I have hit pan on Coffee since I used this to fill-in my brows and to darken the outer corner of my eyes at time. I am so happy that I have hit pan on a complimentary shade aside from the ones that are included in this project. As for Heat, I feel like I am so close to hitting pan on this shade. I like to use this as a crease shade to create a warm smokey looks, or using on the lower lash line to give accents on my looks. I am not really sure if I could hit pan on this by the end of February but I'll try my very best. :)

Pudaier Milky Way Palette - Silver Light (matte light pink)

I remember saying on my introduction post that this will be the first eyeshadow I will be hitting pan on because the consistency is powdery and soft. I was so wrong! I still haven't hit pan on this yet. Haha! I love using this shadow as a transition shade, I have in fact used this almost every single time I do my eye looks. And yet, I haven't reach the bottom yet. This shadow is so hard to pin down! Haha! I am so close on hitting pan though. I think I could hit pan this after 5 uses? I am crossing my fingers.

Beauty Glazed Uranus Palette - Shadow No. 4 (shimmery pine green)

This green eyeshadow doesn't have any exciting progress yet since I only use this as an accent shade on my lower lash line and I use this as an eyeliner sometimes. I have tried several time to use this all over the lids but it's too dark for my liking. I think I will continue to use this on my lower line and use a pointed brush on applying this and try hitting pan on it. Do you have any suggestions on how I can utilize this shade in various ways?

Since I have hit pan on a shadow, I get to roll-in a new one. I used the Pretty Random application, which you can download from the Google Play Store, to randomly select a new shadow. The application chose number 124 and it is from the Focallure Sweet As Honey Palette. The shadow that was chosen is Champagne, which is a matte beige brown shade. I have tried pairing this with the eyeshadows included in this project and so far they are matching pretty well.

This is now the color scheme for the second round of this project. I don't mind panning matte eyeshadows because I hit pan on them more quickly more than I do with shimmers. I think that these shadows are different from each other and I can create different looks with help of complimentary I will using with these shadows.

Hopefully, I can share exciting progress on my next update. I think I will be doing one after my examination so I won't feel pressured in doing so. Are you doing this project as well? How are you doing so far? Please share it with us by leaving a comment below. I hope you enjoyed this post and will stay tuned for the next update. Thank you for stopping by. Stay safe. always. XOXO

Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020 Introduction -https://delightfulillusions.blogspot.com/2019/11/pan-those-eyeshadows-2020-round-1.html

Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020 1st Update - https://delightfulillusions.blogspot.com/2019/12/pan-those-eyeshadows-2020-1st-update-2.html

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Happy New Year, guys! How was your holidays? Mine's pretty good and I have actually enjoyed a lot. I have celebrated Christmas with my relatives and New Year with my parents and boyfriend. To be honest, this has been the happiest that I have been in the longest time. I can feel big positive changes coming to my life and I am so much excited on that the universe has in store for me this year.

For my first post of the year, I have decided to share with you my introductory products that I will be hitting pan on in this panning project called Pan In Everything or #PIE for short. What is this #PIE all about? This project was created by Jessica Lee (video here) in collaboration with other panners. This is a forever ongoing project that aims to hit pan on all beauty products pressed in pans or the ones stored in jars. A panner can choose 4-5 products at a time; the can roll-in another product if he/she has hit pan on a product. This project aims to make use of panned beauty products and consume a good amount before they expire. I think this is a good way to go through panned makeup products that have been neglected, pushed aside or overlooked. This project goes on until you have hit pan on all of the panned makeup products or products stored on a jar that you currently have.

I will not include any eyeshadow product on this project because all of my pressed eyeshadows will be placed on my Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020 project. My main focus for this project are my pressed blushes, powders, and highlighters. I would like to challenge myself to rotate through my face products because I have been neglecting some of them, especially blushes and highlighters.

Focallure Sculpt Glow (03) Ipanema Sun

This is the only contour powder I have and I would love to hit pan, or maybe use up, this as the year ends. I have reviewed this Focallure Sculpt Glow duo last year and I said that I will pan on this soon. Well, I have used this regularly since then and I still haven't done it yet. I guess I have underestimated the formula of this product. It is hardly pressed, doesn't have fallouts, and maybe has a deep pan. I love this product and I will continue to use this even if I will hit pan on this. I might hit pan on this by the end of January if I use this every single time I wear makeup.

Pinkies Collection Blusher

This blusher doesn't have a shade name and I forgot what number is this. This products works better as a highlighter because it is sheer and very reflective on the skin. It gives this golden pink sort of a bubblegum pink sheen on the skin. I love how this looks good on my warm skin tone and this is one of my favorite highlighters from the local market. This is quite old and so I need to utilize this as much as I can before it goes bad. I have a good amount of dip on this product and I think I might hit pan on this pretty soon.

Human Nature Perfect Glow Mineral Blush - 02 Sun-kissed

I have bought this blusher in 2018 and I have not used this since after my two tries of making this product work. I was disappointed that this is so sheer, so powdery and looks more like a subtle highlight. I love that this brand is cruelty-free, harsh chemical-free, eco-friendly, and affordable but the formula needs to be enhanced. I paid Php 295 for this blush and that price is a bit pricey for a local brand. I will try to pat this on my skin instead of swiping it and the color might show up a little bit. I think I might hit pan on this a bit sooner since this so powdery and my brush picks up a lot of product.

Essence Pure Nude Highlighter - Be My Highlight

Ah! A cult favorite. I have bought this because Kathleen Lights used to rave this highlighter a lot back in the day. I was dying to try this and bought this when I found a seller online selling this a lot cheaper than others. This was first highlighter and I loved it back then. I looks so natural and subtle on the skin. I have used this a lot and I have kind of flatten the dome just a little bit. I still like this but I'm kind of getting tired of this. This contains a lot of product, I have this for almost three years, and I still haven't hit pan on it. I'm bored with this highlighter. I have to admit though, I have been using a lot of other highlighters last year especially the one that are glowy and blinding. This year, I will be ambitious and try to hit pan this.

Those are the products that I have chosen for this round. I'm not sure if I will do a monthly update or just post an update everytime I hit pan on something. I might hit pan one of these this January or maybe next month. I mean, who knows? I am currently unemployed and I won't be able to go out a lot and maybe use makeup products less. I am praying to land on a job soon so I could utilize my makeup products again and buy more makeup products to use and review.

Are doing this project too? How are you doing so far? Please share it with us by leaving a comment. I have more project pan to share and hopefully it will be posted soon. I have also upcoming reviews for products that I have bought and currently testing. Thank you so much for stopping by and please subscribe if you like my content so you will be notified with my future posts. Have a great day. Stay safe. XOXO

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Merry Christmas! How are you guys? I have been enjoying my Christmas break and I am just so excited to post more blogs. It is also nice to have a long break because this year has been fully loaded, especially at work and some personal stuff that has happened to me. Anyway, I am sharing with you today my first update on my Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020. To be honest, I have not hit pan on anything yet even though I have used majority of these whenever I wear makeup. I am not sad though, I have hit pan on two complimentary shades which was included on one of the palettes that is currently participating on this project. Please keep on reading if you want to see my progress. :)

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Wax

This matte cream shade will take like maybe two months for me to hit pan on. I only use shades like this to set my eyeshadow primer and to blend transition shades whenever they go too dark. I have made so much progress on this shadow but I still haven't made a deep dent on this. I am thinking of using a different, the one that has pointed shape, so I could dig on this shadow more. Isn't that kind of cheating or just a mere strategy? I honestly could not tell you guys. Haha! I am hoping to hit pan on this by end on January.

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Empire

The next shade is also from the same Focallure eyeshadow palette. This is a shimmery reddish brown, sort of berry shade that I wasn't even using before starting this project. As I have used this more and more, I have come to love this and I use this most of the times as an over all lid shade. This shade pairs well with the matte pink shade that is included on this project (which I will talk about in a moment) and I am wearing the combination most of the times. I love wearing berry-toned looks I really really love this shade now and I think this now my favorite shade from this palette. The formula of this is somewhat like gel-like, somewhat wet and kind of oily but is pigmented. I know I have made a lot of progress on this one and I have made a substantial dip on the product. I may hit pan on this before January ends.

Pudaier Milky Way - Silver Light

This the shadow that I have said I will hit pan first on my Pan Those Eyeshadows introduction post because it's powdery and loosely packed. Do you see the pan? Not yet, eh? I have underestimated this shadow's formula; this is so pigmented that I only need to dip my brush on this shadow once and it enough to cover the entire crease area. I have used this every single time and I still haven't hit the pan. Haha! It such a beautiful matte mauve-pink shade that is perfect transition shade for warm tone eye looks and this pairs well the Empire shadow which I have previously talked about. I think that I can hit pan on this shadow as well before the January ends.

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Heat

This is another shadow from the Focallure palette and it is a matte brown shade with orange undertone. To be honest, I don't use this that much because it overwhelms me and and looks orange on my eye lids. I don't need two transition shades on a single look that is why I use Silver Light more as a transition shade. I have used this a handful times; I have used this as all over the lid shade, sometime on the lower lash line or pairing it with Silver Light whenever I feel like have a super warm crease. I am thinking of using this as a blush whenever I am wearing a warm eye look. What do you think, guys? I don't think I would hit pan on this by the end of January but I will do my best to use this as much as I can.

Beauty Glazed Uranus - Shimmery pine green

Lastly, I have using this shimmery dark pine green shade as a liner, sometimes on the outer corner to darken a look, or smoking this on the lower lash line as an accent color. I love this shade and am imaging wearing this as an all over lid shade but I am bit hesitant. It is a little bit too much for work and I don't know what outfit to much on a monotone green smokey look. Do you have any ideas or suggestions, guys? I have made a pretty good dip on this shadow but I have no idea how deep the pans of Beauty Glazed pressed eyeshadows. I might continue to use this as an eyeliner in order for me pan on this faster. I hope that's not cheating. Haha! I am hoping to hit pan on this by the end of January as well.

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Moscow

As I have said earlier, I may not hit pan on anything yet but I have two eyeshadows that I have hit pan on this month because I used them as complimentary shades. Moscow is a matte brown taupe shade that I have used on my brows and also on the outer-v and crease to darken the looks I created. I love pairing this with Silver Light and Empire as they create a grungy berry-toned look and I love wearing them for everyday look. I have also hit pan on another shade from the same palette and it's this shimmery cream shade called Taro. I have used this on as an inner corner highlight for everyday and that's the only reason I have hit pan on this shadow. This is nothing special but it ties my eye look so well. It feels so good to hit pan on a shadows that are not part of any project pans because it gives a different kind of satisfaction. It doesn't feel being forced at all.

Focallure Tropical Vacation - Taro

This is one of the eye looks I created using this eyeshadow quintet. I haved used Heat all over the lids on smoked it on my lower lash line. Then, I used the shimmery dark pine green shade as an eyeliner and they looked good together. I just wish that the camera have picked up the eye look really so you could see what I mean. I might do this again whenever I feel like a quick eyeshadow look.

Another look that I created using this quintet is this berry tone look that I wear almost every single day. I use Silver Light as a transtion shade, Moscow on the crease and outer-v, Empire all over the lids and Taro on inner corners.

I am enjoying this project at the current moment and I can't wait to hit pan on shades so that I could roll-in different shadows and explore color combinations. Have you also been enjoying your Pan Those Eyeshadows as well? If you have tips, tricks, and suggestions regarding project pans, please let us know so that we will all be successful on doing this project. I hope you have enjoyed this post because I really enjoyed making this update. Thank you for stopping by. Please stay tuned for more contents this upcoming year. Have a nice day. Stay safe. Enjoy the rest of the holidays!

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How are you, guys? It's been three months since I last posted and I know I have pending reviews to do. I have recently been through a lot which affected my mental and physical health and I am still healing and moving on from the things that have happened. I apologize for not posting regularly, I didn't have motivation to write and share my recent makeup finds because I felt like I didn't have the energy. I am now back and I will be reviewing a lot of this in these upcoming weeks so watch out for that. Anyway, for today's post, I will talking about a challenge I started which is the Pan Those Eyeshadows 2020.

What is Pan Those Eyeshadow? It is a project started by Alexandra Sjosten (a beauty vlogger) and she has 2 years worth of videos showing how she made this project happen. This project basically aims to hit pan on as many eyeshadows as you can in a span of a year. Majority of the panner to this through roulette where they randomly draw 5 eyeshadows from their collection and once they hit pan on an eyeshadow, they roll in another eyeshadow. The eyeshadows that has been hit pan will be rolled-out from the project since the goal was hit. You can encode all of your eyeshadows in a spreadsheet and use a random number generator application or site to draw the numbers or name shades. Out of all the project pans out there, this seems to be the most exciting because you surprised with the color combination you will get.

I have decided to start this project as well since it is fun for me, I can explore color combinations and I will no get tired in using a single palette for the entire year. This will also help me get to know the formulas of the various eyeshadows I have in my collection and they will be just sitting on my drawer for a very long time. For this project, I used the RANDOM.ORG site to randomly select the eyeshadows that I will be using on my first round and these are the following:

For my first pick, I have randomly selected the Heat shade from the Focallure Tropical Vacation Palette (read review here). This is matte warm shade which leans toward on the orange side. I have used this a few times before and I say that it blends well and is buildable. I'm pretty sure that I will be hitting pan on this maybe 2 months from now since I don't use warm brown shadow as crease shade on a daily basis.

The next shadow that I selected was from the same palette and is the shade Empire. It's a shimmery warm brown eyeshadow that has a red undertone and it pairs well with the next shade I will be talking about. I love this all over my lids and it looks good on brown eyes. I think I will be hitting pan on this next month since it has this gel-like texture and we know that a formula like are soft.

The third eyeshadow that I picked was the Silver Light shade from the Pudaier Milky Way Eyeshadow Palette. This a matte light pink shade that very pigmented and easy to blend. The powder itself is powdery but I don't need to use much in order to get the most out of this eyeshadow. It is a very very pretty transition shade and matches well with the Empire shade. I think this is the first I will be hitting pan on this project. I think the pan is shallow and my brush is picking up a lot of eyeshadow whenever I use this one.

Fortunately, I have drawn the fourth shade from the same Focallure palette. It is also fortunate that I have chosen the Wax shade which is a matte dirty white shade since I can use this to set my primer and blend my transition shades if I have over applied. I don't think I will be hitting pan on this soon since I don't need a lot and my lid space is pretty narrow.

And last but not the least, I have drawn this metallic dark green shade from the Beauty Glazed Uranus Palette (read review here). This is nice addition to the current set of eyeshadows I have in my current round since this is the only pop of color I have drawn. I have tried pairing it with Silver Light and Heat and I really didn't like the look I created. I will find other ways to incorporate this shade with the rest of the eyeshadows I have picked for this project. I don't that I will be hitting pan on this soon as well.

This is the current quintet I have on this project. I love all of these shades on their own and I am really hoping to hit pan on Silver Light soon so that I can roll in another shade on my first update. I will be post updates on this project every month so you could track my progress as well. I will try my very best to take pictures of the looks that I came up with so I could share those as well.

I hope y'all try this project as well as it is fun and exploratory in nature. It is refreshing for me and I think I won't get bored of this project easily. Are you doing this project as well? Please share you tips, trick, videos, and blog posts with us by leaving a comment so that we will be supporting each other in attaining our project pans. I hope you enjoyed this post and stay tuned for more contents. I will talk to you soon. Thank you for stopping by. Have a nice day!

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Hey, guys! How's everybody? I've been work, as usual, and didn't have any spare time to do makeup tutorials. It's been two months since I have updated you with my Pan That Palette Challenge, but I have posting a lot of updates on Instagram (@pansbysylden). This my second update and I can say I made a lot of progress for the past 6 months that I have consistently used this palette. For those of you who are wondering what palette is this, this is the Sleek Oh So Special Eyeshadow Palette. This is the oldest palette in my makeup collection that's why I have decided to pan this palette for 2019. I love this palette so much and I am not getting tired of this yet. If you are curious as to what this palette looks like now, just keep on reading. :)

April 24, 2019

This is what the palette looked like since my last update. As you can see, I have hit pan on the majority of matte shades. I love matte shadows and I think I might finish the 3 brown shades on this quarter of the year.

June 30, 2019

And this is what my palette looked like as of June 30. I have no new pans to show but I have made an enormous progress on all of the shadows. I am so close to finishing the cream shade and the light brown shade. I have been using one of the dark brown shadow on my brows and I can say that I like it because it is the right tone for my hair color. I have also managed to create dips on the dark purple and lavender shadows. I am so positive that I will hit pan on these shadows this month. I can feel it! :) I also love the coral shade as a crease shade because it gives a fiery vibe to boring eye looks and I am quite surprised that it pairs well with the blue gray shadow. I love how I can create various looks with this color scheme. I don't have any specific goal for next update since I am still going with flow and find that technique to be effective for this project. It's just like telling me to let my creative juices flow and enjoy challenge.

I have devised a tracking system on this challenge and it was been really helpful to keep a watch on my progress. Since my last update, I have used this palette 40 times. I am quite proud of my self because I was consistently using this palette and I have paired this with other palettes in order for the monotonous routine not to be boring. For more specificity, I have used cream 33 times, shimmery pink 23 times, matte baby pink 12 times, and lavender 16 times since my last update.

I have used coral 14 times, bronze 6 times, matte light brown 29 times, and matte dark brown 33 times since last update.

For the last quadrant, I have used shimmery blue grey 6 times, dark purple 14 times, taupe brown 20 times, and black 7 times since my last update. I really don't give much attention to this blue grey shadows yet since I really don't like this as a lid shade. I am trying to find ways on how to utilize this shade more and this might be the last shadow that I hit pan on this challenge. I might grab matte grey shadows from other palettes to pair with this shadow. I am hoping to have new pans by the next update since the 2nd quarter of the year has come and I haven't finish any shadow yet. Good luck to us!

To spice things up a little bit, I have decided to merge this challenge with a different challenge called the Pan Those Eyeshadows. It is basically a challenge where you pick random eyeshadows and hit pan on them. After you have hit pan on a particular shadow, you can pull it out of the project and select another shadow that you haven't hit pan on yet. It is a roulette style and a lot of panners on the YouTube community does it. It is one way to force yourself to use shadows you might have been neglecting, or it could be a way to create color combinations you might not normally combine. It's a fun idea and I would like to inject it on my Pan That Palette so I won't get bored easily of my project.

I used a random generator to pick two shadows that I will include in this project. I have typed the shade names on Excel all of my shadows and all of them have a designated specific number. The generator drawn numbers 14 and 45. Number 14 on my list is this Caramel shade from I Heart Makeup Semi-Sweet Eyeshadow Palette. It is a muted gold shadow that I think would incorpate well with the bronze and brown shadows from the Oh So Special Palette. This is a lid shade and I think I might not hit pan on this any time soon. I'll try to use this on my inner corners and mix with other shadows on my lower lash line.

The last shadow I have drawn is this satin white shadow which is number 45 on my list. This shadow is from the Essence All About Chocolates Palette. To be honest, I am also not sure if I can hit pan on this shadow soon since I have two base eyeshadows that I use to set my primer in the Oh So Special Palette. Haha! I feel so lucky! (laughing in a sarcastic tone)

That's my overall progress for this project. As I have said, I still love using this palette everyday and I am still enjoying this project. I might change the rules for my Pan Those Eyeshadows if I don't see any visible progress. Anyway, how are you doing with your Pan That Palette Challenge 2019? I hope you are doing great. If you have any tips or trick on how to do this project quickly, please share those on us by leaving a comment. I love sharing ideas and learning new things! Okay, this is it for now. I hope you are all doing great. I will talk to you soon. Thank you so much for stopping by. Stay safe. I love you all! :)

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