LindaH57
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Hi Angie and the SG community, I wasn't sure where to post my question. I was asked to become a volunteer to create greeting cards through the AARP Create the Good Volunteer Program. The cards are to be sent to Hospice patients. Here's my question… I want to honor the designers terms of service for using their products. Is it okay to use the products I purchased for personal use to use them when creating cards for this program? The cards are not being sold… They are just to make some patients feel good. If I credit the designer and the scrap girls site on the back of the card would that be sufficient? Or would I be better off making new purchases and changing the license option? Thank you so much for allowing me the time and space to ask my question. Hoping everyone is well! Hugs, Linda
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Hi April,
Thank you for your reply to my question. The cards would be from me.
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@April Showers is correct. If you're making them and they are given to a group/organization for them to do as they please...then you would need the S4H license. If they are from you personally (and I understand the group/organization might be the one delivering especially due to safety reasons right now) then your fine with the personal license you have.
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Linda that is an amazing gesture I am very glad you got the answer you got. PM me as I would like to participate in that program too if I can.
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Underwater Wielder
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Nana's Spicy Stuffed Peppers
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Supplies Used: ABR_SSCard_CookIt_RecipeCards5 BMU_BonAppetit Font: Bangle This is another recipe from my Nana’s collection that was passed down to me. When I would stay with her and we would make stuffed peppers we would always use a couple of red bell peppers for me. That being said, if you have someone who prefers not to consume spicy foods, then use the peppers of your choice. -
Thank you so much for hosting this game @Celestine. I learned a little bit more about the members here at Scrap Girls. I'm not sure what I did wrong when I answered @MariJ and entered mine. I'll be back when I find out. Have a great day everyone!
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@MariJ HI Marilyn, I think #1 is your lie. 1. I held a Secret Clearance Position within the DOD. 2. I played on a Tournament Volleyball team representing the Mid-Atlantic Area that played across the US. 3. I Rebuilt and refurbished my first car - 1957 Chevy Bel-Air.
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Here are the clues: Something You Like - http://store.scrapgirls.com/Outside-My-Window-Collection-Biggie.html Something You Eat - http://store.scrapgirls.com/Backyard-BBQ-Collection.html Something Scrapbookers Use - http://store.scrapgirls.com/SG-Club/ Something Outside - http://store.scrapgirls.com/Bird-Watcher-Marine-Birds-MiniKit.html Something You Say - http://store.scrapgirls.com/Believe-In-You-Word-Arts-And-Word-Bits-by-Silvia-Romeo.html Something You Love - http://store.scrapgirls.com/Ocean-Wave-Collection-Super-Mini.html
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Thank you so much Conda for hosting this wonderful swap every month! I hope you're feeling much better! Thank you so much to everyone who participated in this month's recipes… My family will definitely be treated to some brand-new recipes thanks to you all!
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Another recipe that I'll be adding to my collection! Beautiful card! -
I definitely will be adding this card to my list of recipes to try because it has two of my favorite fruits. -
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LindaH57 commented on LindaH57's gallery image in Recipe Swap Gallery
Hi Marilyn, thank you so much! I think any fruit might work with just altering the amount of extra fine granulated sugar for each person's personal taste. I definitely would be interested to know if you try this recipe with raspberries. -
Strawberry Milkshake Pie My nana use to make this with a graham cracker crust and when waffle cones came along she changed her crust for a different take on this Summer treat! If you don't have fresh strawberries you can use frozen with this in mind...If using frozen strawberries, thaw and then chop to see how juicy and sweet they are. If they are super juicy and sweet, do not add sugar. If you want them a little sweeter, start with 2 tablespoons of sugar, mix together and let strawberries sit for 10 and check again.
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My nana use to make this with a graham cracker crust and when waffle cones came along she changed her crust for a different take on this Summer treat! Supplies Used: DBH_Summer Memories Collection Fonts: Strawberry, Bangle Photo: Internet
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Thank you so much for a wonderful chat on Saturday! Here's my layout Family Time