I have a bunch of those decorative nesting boxes I want to recover. Could you decopauge with this paper?
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This paper is very heavy. I do not think it is good for decopage . I would try a lighter weight.
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You could but you would need to get more muslin clamps for the top to hold the paper because the rod on top goes through the muslin. You could always use the green screen and replace the background via Photoshop.
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Sorry, I am using my corners on decorative paper. Do not know about fabric.
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Sorry I wanted to use it for the same thing just havent started the project yet. Im wondering if you open the package and use just a little piece if you can reseal it?
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if its a nice stack, yes. a single sheet may be an issue. else place it between two sheets of regular paper
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You might as well just buy more. Re-using these isn't really worth the effort. And then you'll always have those old designs saved for layer anyway.Also, since they're just cheaper plastic, I would imagine that they would start breaking down after a while if you did use them that way.
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i haven't tried it but it i blieve you should be able to. it's just a slightly thicker paper
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Yes. I roll out a bit for photos. If a stain or anything gets on the paper, you can use the backside as well. If that doesn't work, re-use the paper as a large memo board in the kitchen. Use it as a tablecover/floorcover when doing something messy. Cut up and use for paper crafts, the possibilities are endless!
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I've been separating them and using a paperclip to keep them together. You may need a few paperclips though. I did it to what I had left and used about 3 paperclips.
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No. There's paper in between. Besides they are pretty poor quality, i wouldn't recommend them.
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I believe it is since it is unbleached, however, I am out of this paper and no longer have the box to refer to.
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Absolutely! All the panels come apart so you can just pile them together flat or standing. Or even save the box it comes in and store them back in there!
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Yes, it can be used flat. But depending on the size of your paper check out how high the stops go - I can't remember but I think it's at lease in the 30's. I've done this by using a piece of quarter-inch plywood or masonite to tape my paper to, then putting it between the stops to hold it steady. 've don this
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I do a lot of decoupage so I don't think so. They border on the weight of card stock. I've used them to cut out some of the shapes, etc. like die cuts. They're double sided but I do think the texture is too thick for decoupage. Hope this helps.
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You could but they are not super stiff paper and might tear if you punch too close to the edge, and you would have to take them off the string to use them anyway. I just store mine in the box they came in, or could use a Zip-Loc bag.
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I would use the contact paper that's advertised as chalkboard paper. It would probably work a lot better as a chalkboard.
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Yes. I use my cricket silhouette for this paper. Make sure you tell the shipper to have backing for it. Otherwise, it looks like they took it out of a trash can and shipped it to you.