Is it possible to pierce this with the end of a faux flower head? Or is it too thick for it? Thinking of using it for creating a flower wall
1195518
You could pierce it with a flower but is too flimsy to hold much weight and will tear easily
384880
You can glue it on or tap holes. It is a light base not thick . seems it would contour to a gentle curve. There are a few mounts included
1438824
Hi there I personally have not tried this but I think this would be a bit tricky. Can I suggest cutting the center with a round cutter and placing it on top of the sunflower/gerber daisy? The 2 levels may give it an extra dimension that may look good. I tried cutting centers out for the small cherry blossoms and it looked wonderful. check this link I found.http://cakecentral.com/g/i/1262453/buttercream-with-fondant-gerber-daisies-and-leaves-got-the-idea-from-the-pink-cake-box/
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I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use... » Read More I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes but it will look goofy if you don't add custom trim to make the part that is supposed to be in wall look like the rest. Also you need some really good anchors or center over a stud. I wouldn't as it would stick out of the wall quite a bit, 6-7" or so
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I think you could, but the hole might not end up perfectly round, because of the pattern . Hope it works for you !
552555
You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
570737
Hi, Murphy: Yes, I would say you definitely could do that, providing it didn't weigh a "ton". It is such a nice holder for plants and if you were careful what you put into it I am pretty sure it would work out fine for you providing it wasn't a huge plant. Good luck!
1990136
truthfully.....i bought this for a decoration piece......it been hanging on the wall since it arrived....sorry cant help with that one
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I honestly don't know. It is thick and very sturdy. But with the proper tool/cutter, I can't see why it couldn't be done.
601828
While it may be possible I think you would have to be a master craftsman to do so. Each strand is terminated with a small loop and attached to an anchor on the fixture, and at the other end another loop for the large crystal. It seems to me that if you really need it a foot shorter you would just want to take a foot off the bottom, just eliminating the last spiral. I don't think it would be quite as impressive missing a foot in length.
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hi and yes I think it would be too thick. Sometimes I have to trim a little extra off anyway. Hope this helps
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No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. will not bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
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Absolutely not!!! Old Country Roses has a metal trim. It will probably overheat and crack the piece.
623604
The adhesive is pretty strong, so if you want to make a permanent addition to a wall, I think it would work, though not sure of how well it would stick. You could trim it with some strong shears - it's basically plastic, but it's relatively thick.
1875158
It looks like you can very easily. Just be careful as the mat is very soft and springy. I would place the cut ends along the wall.
1172625
Yes, you can. It is as thick as cardstock, yet still pliable enough for intricate projects.