is connected to the motor 62 which drives link 66 connected to the hopper 24 spring members 68 between stops 70 72 have been found useful to assist in imparting the desired motion to the hopper 24 fig3 is useful to show the difference between a stationery hopper 24 and a reciprocating hopper 24 as moved as described above first design 74 was made with a stationery hopper constructed in accordance with the preferred embodiment the hopper 24 is constructed as a pan having a plurality of orifices at the bottom which are various diameters such that when liquid vinyl is placed therein it drips and or streams depending upon the viscosity of the liquid and the speed of the conveyor to create the first design 74 furthermore while orifices are described as being located in the hopper 24 this orifices may take a variety of shapes of course the speed of the belt 18 also plays a role in the particular first design 74 experienced on the belt 18 using the same viscosity hopper configuration and speed of the belt 18 while imparting a lateral reciprocating motion to the 24 results in second design 76 which is believed to be more desirable in some applications although a single color is illustrated in fig3 for simplicity 39 s sake a plurality of colors could be dispensed.