Hi, I wanted to use these on some homemade cards. I'm new to making cards!! Can I use this on them? THANKS so much. I appreciate any help. :-)
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Absolutely these are meant for craft in particular..each color will find its use somewhere or the other and there will be no mess cause of the strainer type cap underneath the top cap
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As far as I have found out it really all depends on the paper. I used them on watercolor card stock and bamboo paper to do some art and they did not bleed through. Now I used them in a journal that I'm doing and they DID bleed through. They are very nice to use and they write and color really smoothly I would suggest that you try it on a corner of the paper on somewhere where its not noticble I really hope that this answers your question and that if you get them you enjoy them as much as I do. (I also really like using colored pencils too)
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Totally great for embossing powders. It's about getting the angle right so you don't blow it all away before it melts and making sure it's warmed up. I would imagine it would melt a cray, just might take longer. FYI don't use on paper glued together. Seperates them.
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I personally use it for fabric but I have used it for cardboard which is thicker than card stock so I dont think it would be a problem. I do highly recommend using same name brand titanium blades if using for this purpose. They will last at least 3x as long as the regular blades.
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yes you can but please note that they are very small not what I thought they would be. make sure this is the size you want. I never even used mine because I haven't had anything real small to make yet. but one day I will I am sure.
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no i found they were not in the decks ,and can not use them for card games?????
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I think that you can. They are a bit on the slippery side so hang on. They shuffle easier than regular playing cards, they can last for decades and the cover design is art work beautiful. But remember that slippery part. Did I say that they are slipery?
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Hi Peyton, I'm not certain that these cutters will work on fabric. They work best on card stock but not so well on thin paper (regular weight paper). I'm actually afraid to try on fabric to confirm this for you...but would not recommend it. Good luck!
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I have used them on glossy photo paper for card making, hard to blend on photo paper though.
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Maybe? I imagine it would be a difficult undertaking.Due to there size and there being a kinda glossing finish to one side. However, It might work. But, If your finding difficult to find good custom card choices. You should look into "Personalize Blank Playing Cards" here on http://amazon.com, or cloud buy some thing call card stock and cut it yourself or you just go with these Blank Playing Cards and see how they work out for you. It just depends on what kind effort you want put into it.
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I use this product on paper to make cards. I do not know how it would do on canvas. Do you know these are like soft crayons?? I would suggest trying it first yourself and see how it works.
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I got them for zentangle, but I found them too rough to draw on. I coated them with white gesso, since they were not white, and it help some. It depends on what you are use to drawing on. I use Copics, and want a smooth surface. They are tough on the pen tips and will wear down Micron pen before it is empty.
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Dear try,unfortunately I'm not that savy on magic,my son got me interested then went and joined the navy so now l just get them for the picture,and since these cards are randomly chosen you'll get different cards than I did.Sorry I couldn't be more helpful :( .I wish u luck & if u do decide 2 get them I hope u have fun w/ them ;-)!! Patts
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Yes just cut the sides to the size you want. I have found when I use these dies the card is actually not long enough. So I add paper to both sides.
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Use markers instead of punching them! We used the at our yearly picnic for work. We saved the cards, although there were many cards in the package. We were able to re-use them the following year. I've since retired, and don't know if they still play the bingo.
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Sorry I never used the Hallmark Card Maker, to any extent anyway. It was not very user friendly. One thing I did not like was you could not delete the Hallmark information/logos. When I make a card I don't want people knowing I was using a stencil. I had been using a card maker program that is no longer available and it was easy to use.
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I went on-line to chat on this topic with Lexmark support. They explicity say they can't duplex copy on card stock, but in reality, they can't print either in duplex. It's not stated anywhere in the literature. If you are trying to create greeting cards or anything of that nature, this is a wreck. Very bad.