Could I write on this with a cookie decorating marker? And can I cut it with a scissor? Thanks!
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Yes, you could, just have to be really careful, as the sheets are very thin and yes, you can cut it with scissors as any piece of paper
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Yes, you can cut them with scissors. I'm not sure about writing on them, but my guess would be that you can.
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You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
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I am not sure about engraved, the glass is not that thick, but an etching would probably work.
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Well, I imagine you could since the adhesive is where the writing is. But, you'd have to be extremely careful and precise while cutting it.
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Yes. I don't have experience with it so I don't know if it would be pretty enough for your purposes, but I just tried it out and it seemed to give a light dusting, a couple inches diameter, when I tapped it. From now on I'll use it for that one cookie recipe I have that calls for it.
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I haven't used metal cookie cutters on it yet, but I have lightly used the tip of a knife to cut out empanada rounds. The knife tip did leave marks. I would think you could use metal cutters if you don't mind the mat getting marred.
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There is scroll work on the blade and some space to engrave depends how big and how much engraving! It was a gift so I dont have it in front of me to look precisely!
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No, but it can used easily for cookie dough. It's sharp enough to cut through it. Great idea!
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You could probably write on it with a permanent sharpie marker. The material is plastic (similar to a disposable plastic tablecloth or ziplock bag).
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I've used them directly on cookies before and they don't work so well. It ruins the tips and the colors don't show up well. I would recommend preparing a.batch of sugar cookies frosted with white royal icing ahead of time. The icing is easy to make and you can use a plastic squeeze bottle to ice the cookies. Give them a day to dry and they'll be perfect to draw on. You can Google "royal icing" for more.info.
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You can cut this with regular scissors. Also with an exacto knife, paper cutter--I don't know what a silhouette machine is. You would need a good pair of scissors, like you would use for sewing.
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I have not used this for cookies. If you use thicker settings I would think you could use it for stamped out Figurine cookies! Have fun
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Yes. I cut it with my Stampin' Up! Sizzix machine and got nice cuts - but only with traditional dies. It won't work with thin items such as framelits and thinlits.
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Since there is no finished side to this item, I see no reason why you couldn't cut it. Can't you find a smaller size though? If you do cut it, mark it with a chalk line and then cut with a razor knife.
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Yes, definitely it can be cut to any size. I cut mine to fit my cookie pan. Enjoy!
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Sorry for late response, was out of town. You can cut this down with an electric knife (but it will dull the knife). It would be hard to do with a scissors.
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Yes, you could certainly cut it. I would draw a template around the current edge (to match the curved corners), transfer the reverse of the template to tracing paper, apply the paper to the pad, then use an Exacto knife or a rotary cutter (Gingher, Olfa, etc.) along the line. You may have to sand the edge with a very fine paper in order to remove sharp edges. As someone who is a casual gamer, I've found that the size of the pad is a considerable advantage. I don't recommend cutting it.