I have two office windows that measure 46 x 40 that I would really like to cover with the "Etch Leaf" pattern. Is this possible?
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These are meant to be applied over the sidelights on either side of a door. 12 x 83 does not fit 46 x 40...
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Sure it is possible. Find the film option that gives you max coverage in a single panel and buy as much as you need to cover the entire area. If you purchase 12" wide you will need to put four panels side by side. Four rolls of 12" x 83" would cover the two windows. You will need to match up the pattern but other reviewers have used the film on french doors, bathroom shower sliders, etc. I found that an exacto knife worked best to cut the film at the edge of the window.
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These are actually plastic folders that you place the cardstock or paper or whatever you want to emboss into and run it through an embossing machine like a Cuttlebug or Sizzix. HOWEVER....I think you could try placing what you want to emboss on the one side of the folder and use a stylus or embossing tool to push into the indentations to create an embossed look....NOPE....sorry...I just tried it and it DIDN'T work so well because I couldn't see where the design was to know where to push the stylus. You definitely need to use an embossing machine.
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Acid etching would be far better for putting VINs on windows. They sell kits with the chemicals and a way to make stencils.
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It's max window use is technically 36", obviously you could get some ply wood and paint and get creative to fill your gaps
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The trick is to create labels that are just slightly larger than the 2" sticker (I make mine 2.05") so that any printer-feed issues will not cause white space. Just remember to make your design well within the 2" border. Also, the paper and print options will greatly effect the result, so you might have to experiment. My HP printer did a great job with these, (plain paper, high quality print setting) while my brand new Epson stinks! Everything prints faintly, no matter what the setting. I now go to Office Max and print for $.50 a sheet. Perfect!
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Never done it but I don't see why not, obviously the cut in would be a little tricky. Remember that if you make a mistake on the edge that a small scrap piece can be applied the next day and it's likely noone will ever know except you. I had 2 such places on my first window and the patch is virtually invisible
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You can try the 60" by 80". If you are referring to inches and not feet like you posted. From there if you don't like the excess amount, you can modify it.
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I really do not see why not. Both Photoshop and Illustrator as well as a variety of other windows apps can zoom in on an area to work in.
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I guess that it is possible. But would that cheapen the model? Would you use Elmers glue to simulate glass panes? I would be more partial to using a fine tip marker and place yellow or white marks on the portholes to provide a more subtle effect that still shows the lines of each level of deck.
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If you are trying to cover individual small windows, it might be more difficult. We had a solid pane, removed the frame, measured the film and cut it to fit the window. It wasn't difficult at all that way.
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Not the easiest but possible. I used it on a white board that was about 4' x 8' ish, 20 horizontal lines x 5 vertical. The biggest challenge I had was the rolls don't span the width of the board.
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On the large window (4'X5') we used 2 hawk decals and 2 maple leaf decals spacing them about 9 inches apart. On a smaller window we used 2 maple leaf decals and placed those about 8 inches apart. Combining the larger decals with the smaller decals works well for larger windows and we have them covering an area of the window leaving a perimeter of about 9 inches or so all the way around. I am happy to say they are working well. No more bird strikes.
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Greetings. I'd like to personally note that this wallpaper is very good quality and in my estimation, very easy to work with. I only did one accent wall; however, I did not match the "pattern" to save waste and it turned out looking great as there is a consistent line imitating a board edge on one side. Your coverage needs will depend on whether you match the pattern or not. I would recommend you talk the the seller direct. Best of luck!
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You don't have to find an image the exact size you need. If you have a program like PrintShop, you can resize for whatever project you're working on. You don't want the image to go all the way to the edge anyway, so you can add the piping border. Establish a basic size for cupcakes, cakes, etc. and keep them as templates. Good luck! It's a great product and a great marketing tool!
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Yes. The pattern does repeat, but only the 36" sides can be placed next to each other. The short sides do not continue the design. You can flip the design either horizontal or verticle..it works either way, but if both the height AND width of your window is greater than 36", it won't work
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You should be able to - just note it will affect where title blocks etc. appear - will make them centre bottom for instance because they are part of one of the Pacific Panels. This is a great product - our fourth one.
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If you have a place to put a manual tray you should be OK. I downloaded the template in word, and then made my changes there.