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i look at it this way among friends or even the internet sites/methods for making copies of something exist. I've had friends and teachers teach me things i've recreated just as they originally made it and i've remodeled it into my own piece.. think of it like this if you and your bff have matching friendship token you got at a store a lot of people have them but what it means to you is all that matters. heck in past times they had monks sitting there day after day copying the same text over and over to make books before the printing press was made. people are creatures of habit we learn by watching and repeating or by deconstruction and reconstruction provided your not breaking the item in question i see no problem

I personally wouldn't find that disrespectful. I've made a lot of kandi patterns for customers and have never got offended by anyone remaking what I created. Kandi making wasn't meant to be a monopoly to one sole person to recreate. Your "work" in making your kandi is ultimately your own. Heck, I've sold many cupcakes and cookies and highly doubt Betty Crocker or Martha Stewart would be ticked with me for using their recipe.