Rubber Dance on the Craft Store TV

Hello Rubber Dance friends.

Susanne Rose was live Saturday morning on the Craft Store TV!!
(The Craft Store is the new name for Hochanda, same channel etc.)

Awesome tips and techniques and a wonderful TV debut Susanne. 

 
If you missed it you can view it on rewind for a limited time.  Don't miss it! 
 
 
 
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