Demo with Dina: Sticky Back Canvas Tape Ideas 

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 youtube! love this can't wait to start playing!

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

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

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

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 🙂

Very nice artwork.amazing😘

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.

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

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