Could you, create strips (egs 2.5" strips 40" long sewn in rows stacked 6 strips tall then cut out on point squares and rotate them around?
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You are asking a question related to construction, this is a design program and if you have a design in mind you can most likely create it in this program, The program gives you the ability to print out actual size templates and also provides cutting directions based on the color placement as well as the individual shapes. Your question relates to planning how to cut. Hope this helps.
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yes you can arrange the fabric and only cut one circle size just make sure you have covered the correct area, and it should work well. did for me!
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Yes,but consider two things. One, the finish of the two surfaces being in contact with the strips. Two, the weight of the knife rack that is being hung. I've found that too smooth of a surface will not allow these strips to hold well. Try light sanding followed by a cleaning with alcohol. Determine the weight of the knife rack and compare to the listed capacities of the strips to choose the proper size of strips needed.
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Suggestion: since it is probably too thin to sew, why not get some cheap vinyl placemats and cut a piece to size and stick it over the top of the cheap placemat? Then you can write/erase on it. Get creative and use fancy scissors on the edges and let a bit of the color of the other placemat show. I think it would be super-cute. I cut some of my leftover bits in to label shapes to use for jars...works great for this too.
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Yes, you can easily size this LED strip to you needs by cutting it about every three inches where there is a big white line. just be aware that you will have to solder on your own wires or connector to the solder globs of each strip to get power to them. really really easy if you have every dealt with soldering before.
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I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best
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I have never tried that but if the sheets are Styrofoam remember that Styrofoam is beaded so you will not get a clean cut. also the thickness of the sheet will matter. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe
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I would Solder them . Better connect the cut and twist method . I have six strips tied together
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You most likely could, but you would be using double the amount of strips (2 packs, total of 4 strips) and will probably be uncomfortable! But you can always try it out !
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The table can be designed as a square and could probably work as a circle also. You've got the ruler and the saw.
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Sure, can't see why not, they're just peel & stick labels. You should be able to trace the shape you need and just cut with scissors, or perhaps apply first then trim off excess.
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I used to have a P-Touch (made by Brother) that creates unique bar code strips. I'm sure there are others out there too. Good luck!
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The directions say to cut the fabric between 1-3/4ths to 2 inches for this size bias tape maker. I think that your 2-1/2 inch ribbon might be too wide. But Simplicity makes a bias tape measure that might work: http://www.amazon.com/Simplicity-Inch-Quilt-Binding-Strips/dp/B002SZOEP2/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1408319722&sr=8-40&keywords=clover+bias+tape+maker
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Yes. I used parts to make the shape that I wanted. The top is in sections probably depending on width. Very easy to work with.
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I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
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It makes 2 or 3 inch strips. Technically it might be cross-cutting every 2 inches but I expected confetti.
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You can string as many panels together as you want. You can change the shape of the confinement area. It's pretty easy, you just have to take your time.