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  Julie Sperman March 30, 2012 at 6:26am

  Happy friendship friday.  Have a great weekend
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  SUZANNE JOHNSON January 21, 2012 at 6:47pm

  Hi Cindy - I tried the Mrs. Rycraft peanut butter cookie recipe you shared on the Sweet Pressed Cookie stamp discussion today, and while they tasted yummy, my impressions mostly disappeared and my cookies didn't look like your photo! I am wondering if the peanut butter makes a difference - will you please share the brand and type you used? Thanks!
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  Barb Gornick October 4, 2011 at 11:16am

  Hi Cindy there was no where to friend you. It was just a subscribe button. thanks, Barb  ON FB as Barbara Richman Gornick but I typically just friend family and friends I know.
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  Barb Gornick October 4, 2011 at 11:08am

  HI Cindy, not sure where to comment for the note you left me?

  Barb Gornick
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  Christine Austin October 3, 2011 at 3:10am

  Thanks for the wonderful comment you left about the card I created.
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  Susan Butzin September 22, 2011 at 7:44am

  Thanks Cindy.  I will check your blog often as I love the work you do!
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  Susan Butzin September 21, 2011 at 10:56am

  Cindy do you have a blog??
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  Stella MacKay June 23, 2011 at 4:40pm

  I saw your post on someone's discussion and I just wanted to comment on how beautiful your photo is!
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  Diane Kirk - US/PA September 12, 2010 at 1:52pm

  Hi Cindy,
  i do have 8 full sheets of rich razzleberry dsp, if you are interested it would be $6.50 + shipping, if interested please email your address and i will find out what shipping is
  Diane
  dlk1219@comcast.net
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  Dawn Tidd September 11, 2010 at 3:57pm

  Cindy - Just following up from my SAS this morning. Everyone had a great time! Five of the six people signed up came. The sixth had a new grandchild born this week so she will be a make-up! They made 8 cards; 2 each of 4 designs plus we stamped on a votive candle and made a gift bag for it. I had everything cut, scored and ready per card. Everyone worked on the same card as I just have one stamp set, ink pad, etc to pass around. But it worked well. I demonstrated little bits of the card where I felt instruction was needed and then they helped each other as the supplies went around. Then I put those supplies up and got out the next card. I started one stamp one way around the table and maybe a punch around the other way or would tell those who weren't stamping to start putting their layers together. I sold a few retired sets (purchased before joining SU) and got a couple of orders. Plus, a bonus, one woman is a elementary school principal and she asked if I would do a "class" for interested teachers one afternoon! I felt it was a profitable morning! When is your SAS scheduled?