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Well, we all do get inspired by people. I try really hard to make sure to credit if I directly case someone's card. It's just plain etiquette. The floating strip technique has been around a long time- to my knowledge, I had NOT seen it with that actual die. If I had, I would have credited it to someone. I use other people's ideas but almost 100% of the time, try to use another stamp/die but say where I got the idea. I am really impressed when someone gives me credit in an instagram or other social media if they used my card. Most times, I thank them and say, "hey, you made it your own and thanks for the shout out". But I have seen my card exactly done and not credit...lol. But I know where you are coming from for sure! I even cased 99% of a card in my Busy Bee Bag this month because it was just so darling but gave credit to the original designer:) Smiles sent your way...

@@cindybrumbaugh9496 Thank you for getting back to me in such a nice way! Yes, the lady used not only your idea with the acetate circle, but she also embossed the layer, just like you did (okay, she used a different embossing folder, but still…) and she also used the exact same tree die that you used. But guess what? Because I left a negative comment on that ladies post here on RUclips, she apologized and changed her disclaimer immediately giving YOU all the credit. Now my world is fine again *lol* as unfairness was being corrected. Anyways, you just keep up your awesome work, your wonderful way of teaching and your kind soul. Lots of crafty hugs from 65 year old Carmen out of Munich, Germany (that’s why my English may not be as perfect as that of a native speaker)

@@2Pferde I sure hope I didn't have a brain freeze and see hers and then did mine! LOL

@@cindybrumbaugh9496 Hihi, I can assure you, you did not. She posted her copy 4 days after you showed yours

Julie, the great thing is, you can use three different patterns in that pack to make a lot of cards. You may even be able to use a 3" square on the top of the DSP and get two per card...Have fun- it is a beautiful DSP!

Thank you, Kathleen, for the kind words of encouragement:)

Thank you! You are too cute! Long story on the ring...I had to have my original engagement ring cut off my finger a year ago after my finger was swelling up around it after a bug bite. We tried everything to get it off and eventually the ER took it off- man did it hurt and my original rings were mangled. When we got the original middle diamond reset...my sweet husband of 37 years surprised me with that setting with the other two on the side. He said to remember the Trinity when I look at it- God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit!

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Oh, but Donna...you gve me an idea!!! thanks for stopping by with kind words and encouragement...and an idea to boot! Smiles:)

Hi Sandy. You can certainly use any fun die with branches, flowers or leaves- though that die in the Frosted Forest is cool. thanks for the sweet comment:)

You know, I could not decide with one was my favorite. I do tend to go with earthtones but I am also drawn to the pink! Thanks for stopping by!

Glad you liked it, Gwen. That is my second grandie's name- we called her Winnie. Thanks for the sweet words:)

Hi Beth, it has stayed glued to the acetate for me. Don't use a ton of it , and let it dry a minute or two...before running through embossing machine. If you are not using a die with a decorative edge, you can just die cut the circle first and trim off the edges. But I prefer it the other way- and do sometimes have to trim. You can easily use tape adhesive, too. Thanks for stopping by!

Your card a breathtaking, beautiful masterpiece.

Thank you so much, Janet, for the kind words:)

Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words:)

So happy it was clear, Carol. Thanks for the encouraging words to keep on stamping and sharing videos:)) Smiles!

Hello from a fellow Pennsylvanian transplanted to FLA but my heart is in Pittsburgh and surrounding area for sure! Thanks for stopping by and be sure to subscribe to see more fun stuff!

Yes, Dolores, that DSP is perfect for certain techniques. Thanks for stopping by:)

The DSP is so pretty- really happy with this style of DSP with scenery. Thanks for stopping by!

It is so simple but has a WOW to it. I had not used that technique for a while but it fit the bill for this tree line die! Thanks for stopping by:)

Yes, it is so easy to do, Beth. You can use any shape that works. Thanks for stopping by with kinds words:)

So happy you loved it,, Joy. Thanks for taking the time to encourage me:)