Could I use this to do appliques?
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I've used my Brother PE500 for applique and loved the results! Many machine embroidery designs are made to include applique. Just about any design can be appliqued to a background using a shaped frame design from those pre-installed in the PE500. Design websites have excellent tutorials to guide you.
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I believe you can do anything in this blender. It has a lot of speeds on it. I don't see why not
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I can't think of any reason why not! I haven't used mine for that purpose, but the generous size & their texture would seem ideal for it. You could either attach one to a Swiffer-type applicator, or you could use them by hand.
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I've used this on smooth-sanded ABS and PLA plastics to give it a shine. I use it mainly to smooth the wavy texture of a sanded 3d printed item, which I then sand again. It's very versatile.
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I do not use it for that, but I am sure that ir would work. Put the dot of glue where you want the rhinestone, then place the bling on the glue. Reverse twizzers help. I am going to use it to place a large die cut on my Christmas cards.
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Yes, you can. I cut the banding in to four strands for a rhinestone applique I made.
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Yes you can absolutely do that. The border comes off and attaches just like the rest of the pieces so you can make any shape you want too.
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Only if you are using a software package like adobe or a CAD package like solid works
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Yes, I believe you could use it for that. I copy my patterns on it and stitch over them for paper piecing quilting.
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I don't know why not. It is very easy to adjust the amount of "product" that is coming out and it has a very smooth finish.
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Absolutely! I find it particularly useful in concave shaping. It certainly can be used in a convex scenario such as in long flowing curves of an abstract form but I think it is more at home digging in. Happy sculpting!!
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I would imagine you can, but I am not 100% sure. What you can do is go on YouTube and inquire. Type in your question and multiple tutorials should come up. I hope this helps.
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You should be able to. I did an acrylic nail and design with using the fingers. Use a long nail with it and not a short nail.
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I think you could, either to practice what blend or you might be able to transfer the mix. It also would depend on if you have a solid color or if there are swirl patterns. It worked really well for me and I mixed it right in the area that needed to be fixed. Good Luck!
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What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
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I don't know, maybe you could contact the manufacturer. I use mine for craft projects.
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I don't think so I used it for eyeshadows. U could try. I am not sure how it would turn out.