1) I'm not on the something list & the rabbit list is the only one that's obvious to me about how to get on. I haven't read the list for a few days, so some of this sounds a little late for your experiments, Evan, but here goes for anyone who can use my experience: 2) To make a temporary handle/backing for a cookie cutter, press the sharp side into a potato half. 3) Potato halves and erasers are good to carve and stamp with. Also, string glued to cardboard works well. You can also use block printing supplies. 4) If the fabric paint bleeds around beneath your fabric, it often bleeds back up. If you put something absorbant, like paper, underneath, you have to be careful about it drying & sticking on. 5) I think it would be best if the bags were somehow specific to cosmic coasters, or specifically Loony Labs, at least, not just spacey. 6) You could make square bags by sewing two square napkins together. 18" is pretty big though, especially for cosmic coasters. You could cut them in half into rectangles, and end up with two ~8.5" bags. 7)Iron-on isn't usually terribly durable, and it impacts the fabric's hand even more than most paint. Paint is cool because you can tye dye over it and be sure it will still show up. 8) Painting over a stencil works better than printing over it with a brayer as if it were masking fluid. 9) Wash the dye you get on your hand off immediately instead of waiting until you finish the process. Then you won't have to go to work looking like a highlighter exploded when you squeezed it. :) --Molly __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com