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Just finished watching your video....it is FABULOUS!!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI'm sooooo impressed with your steady hand in lining up your stamped images with the diecuts! Where you make one extra set, I make 10 and usually wreck 9 before I get a nicely lined up result!