Are the stencils reuseable?
1162520
They are reusable, if you handle them carefully. Some of the ones with fine details can tear if you aren't careful.
1162521
if you are careful putting them on and taking them off yes they are reusable keep the white papercard for each one you can practice on a smallish simple tattoo for glitter tattoos
1162522
Yes they are. I've used them at about three parties so far. I take the time to clean them and pack back as neatly as I can after each use. The smaller spaces on one or two of the more frequently used ones are now beginning to clog.
1162523
Yes, I reuse them during the event but then discard them. They will get gunked up with glue and glitter after a while. Especially the ones with smaller openings.
1170756
Yes you can use them the same way. They are more vibrant in color. But you can also use a very small amount and make the same color more of a pastal color. I love working with them.
1792936
I would think so. How are you cutting the stencils out? Are you using a cricket or some other type of processor? If you are cutting by hand I see no problems at all. I think you would be okay with the cricket too.
754936
The designs that come in the box are not stencils. They are black images printed on regular computer style paper. So if you wanted to make your own you could try to print it out yourself or maybe trace it out using a marker, etc.
76193
If you mean can you reuse the mold you make with it then the answer is yes, many times. If you mean can you make a mold and then reuse the same putty to make a new mold then the answer is no. Once the putty hardens it can no longer be reshaped.
2168153
No, they cannot really be reused. You could try spraying them with water I guess to experiment but they are not made to be reused. I really think they were worth getting and did last a few months in the original jar of material I had them in, but they eventually dried out and became hard. I do live in a really dry climate thought, so take that into consideration as well.
144090
I think not. This material is soft, not rigid, so, I don't believe that is possible reusable. Besides this, I can imagine some trouble with dust sticking on the micro solution in a operation like you ask.
1754276
They aren't very receptive as far as ink is concerned. You'd possibly have to print duplicates, then put them together and burn your art work if you're silk screen printing.
2170114
Yes...I'm sure you can. However, it would probably be time-consuming and tedious. You would have to print them one at a time, changing the template with a new picture after each single printing... unless you just leave a space and glue a different pic on each. Although that would be time-consuming, too. Hope that helps!
2246478
Yes they are reusable. The problem is they each come in two separate parts & the foam part pops in to the hard plastic part & when you slide a heavy piece of furiture on them they come apart.
1242175
I would think so. You can use the stencil on card stock for a nice outline. The stencil is to make an outline of the shape/object, there is no detail (I.e eyes, fins, leaves) you would sketch that in if you are looking for more detail.
955877
Yes, you can. I have done it several times with highly detailed pieces, and they turned out wonderfully! The resin just popped right out with no problem/residue left, so I was able to use the same mold multiple times.
1075713
You would use this transfer paper, much like putting carbon paper in a typewriter, to make a copy... or in my case to transfer my drawing on to wood. I'm not really sure how you would go about using a stencil with it. As for finding the stencils, I'd run it through an on line search. Happy trails.
716524
The screen size is about the size of my hand. I'm not sure stencils will fit very well on the sceen. Maybe one at a time. :) hope this helps
2243156
Yes, and they are made in such away they can be reused as needed. Have been using these for years always pleased the quality has not changed.
75192
I don't see why you couldn't. Cut the letters out on paper, use either the letter or the design left after you separate them. You could buy vinyl and just print out the letters you need and stick them on whatever you need them for, also can layer them by using the shadow button. Hope this helps, I personally have never made stencils.
1295975
As long as you remove the stencils gently and don't go nuts with the glue You can get a few uses out of each one.