How do you make it look like cursive writing? Carefully line it up? Would this work well for making vinyl quotes for walls?
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I love this cartridge. I have made vinyl quoted for wood signs and they turned out wonderful. When you type a word out it is already lined up! Hope this helps you, have fun!
368416
Yes it will work perfect... It just took a few more strokes over with a little more elbow grease I also have textred walls... We love it the quality is so good it looks painted on...
1203654
The capital and lower case letters come on the same stencil so you would have to cut the lower case letter from its capital. However, I still don't think that the lower case letters will join up in a cohesive cursive style. I am very disappointed with this product. The paper is very flimsy and it takes a great deal of time and effort to make the letters into a stencil. You have to punch out each letter, number, etc. Sometimes, they tear. Also, this particular style has many flourishes to the point of some letters being unrecognizable. Given the quality of this product, it is not likely you can use the stencils for several uses. I recommend buying a more robust product. Hope this helps!
584613
This pen has a soft tip that creates beautiful thin or bold lines, it should be able to give nice hand lettering style but it is also difficult for us to say it "WILL or WILL NOT" match to VRSLY. Best thing is buy one and try it.
2208233
It comes on one sheet and I applied it to the wall as it came, but you could cut it apart if you wanted to arrange it differently. I did that with another vinyl wall art with other scripture, so that it could fit in the space I wanted it in.
1641502
It isn't vinyl. It is thinner like the contact paper you might have covered books with in school in the 80s ( I hope I'm not dating myself) but it is super easy to work with and peels and red ticks very easily. As long as the decals you want to make don't have thin lines, it should work
1888517
It is not cursive. It looks classy on my daughters wall and was easy to put up.
188286
The letters are together like cursive. Mine was very easy to put on the wall. Looks great! I just ordered a second one different design for my nursery
1738277
It depends on how curved the wall is. If I were doing that Id be concerned about the paper (because these are just thin cardboard) creasing. I've had some spares that I didn't use just leaning against the wall and they have naturally curved a little bit.I hope this helpsCraig
1850408
I used my Cricut to cut out letters. I painted the board I used white, cut out the letters in vinyl, and then painted over the letters in a darker color, then removed the vinyl to reveal white lettering on the board I used. These worked perfectly, although I would recommend using a smooth board like MDF rather than plywood or a canvas (the paint will tend to bleed through and then you will need to touch up the letters).
2219185
I used it to cover a cracked ceiling, worked great. I also used another design (same thickness) to cover a wood panelled room , worked great , you can't see any of the panelling lines.As it dries it becomes taunt and hides the panel lines great !Might suggest filling the panel grooves with some spackle first if they are very pronounced.I papered the top half of the wall,installed chair railing and 'viola ! wainscotting ! Yes , I think this thick paper will work fine for your application.
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the way mine worked was peel off the backing (i think mine was a white color backing), then I applied the sticker to the wall. I used a face cloth to rub over each individual letter as they are separate. I gave it a nice firm rub on the letters only. I waited a minute or two, then peeled off the front clingy part slowly. as an added tip, you could do what I did to get it straight if you need to. I used painters tape to tape the decal to the wall before ever peeling the backing off. I used a mini level to get it straight. When it was exactly how I wanted it, I flipped the decal up, so it was still attached to the wall by the painters tape (masking tape works just as well). when the decal was upside down, i peeled off the backing and slowly smoothed it down onto the wall. I started with a corner and worked my way through the whole decal, this avoids any air bubbles or crookedness. this decal can also be cut to separate the words to whatever works best for you. only the letters stick to the wall, nothing else. hope this helps!!!
1371313
The specific table I received has a very lightly textured surface. It is probably smooth enough to write on, but I'd be inclined to use a pad or other backing of some sort.
850122
What do mean with background?? The letters??? They looks beautiful but is extremely difficult to put on the wall. Cursive letters are the worst part to stick on the wall!! But at the end it looks beautiful. Just need extra patient!!
1758463
For lettering, this will work. Just don't put too much pressure on it as the tips tend to shear off inside the barrel.
669690
The Cricut machine will use the cartridge to cut out the letters in the font you indicate. You can place or temporarily adhere the letters to the piece and trace around them or you can use the negative space like a stencil and trace around the edges. You could also cut the letters out of vinyl and see if it would stick to the chalkboard and then not need to do anything else. Hope this helps.
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I used a computer template, but I'm sure you can use a nice pen. It doesn't seem to have a coating that would prevent that.