I don’t do facebook anymore, so having you here is amazing! You just did more art than I have done in my lifetime. And now that I am done with my job, time to put my stash of papers and found um trash, to. work! 🤍👀🤍

Thank you for posting on KZread! Facebook has no easy way to only view the videos I WANT to see. Anyways, love the demo!

thank you for posting on youtube! love this can't wait to start playing!

Dina, I'm a new fan of yours and recently started purchasing your stamps !! love, love, love them all and your work.........but.......what I most love is that you're a snorter 🤣🤣🤣 I'm a snorter too when I get laughing hysterically. 😜 thanks for all you share and provide for us all to make beautiful art !! ~ Barbie

I’ve seen this tape used by others and looks great. Can hardly wait to use it 😍

Thanks SO much for sharing on You Tube! I hate FB & am absolutely obsessed w/your art as well as all your supplies! 🥰💕

Love your demos Dina. Thank you

I have an awesome one of pox. Mine is so cool.

Great to see you back on You Tube...great demo! Something fun to try I'm thinkin'!

Such a fun episode! I think that you should call it shopping aisle F ( for floor) Or shopping aisle 5 ( as in clean up on aisle 5) Love your style 🙂

@ChapmanGriffith

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Cute suggestions

Very nice artwork.amazing😘

Has Dyan done a tutorial on the tag book you show? Thank you!

The earliest example of the actual phrase 'as easy as pie' that can find comes from the Rhode Island newspaper The Newport Mercury, June 1887, in a comic story about two down and outs in New York: "You see veuever I goes I takes away mit me a silverspoon or a knife or somethings, an' I gets two or three dollars for them. It's easy as pie.

I’m sorry but I have to say it “A Pox upon your Studio”