I'm gluing scrapbook paper onto heavy card stock flags to make a banner/bunting. They are curling with Mod Podge. Will this NOT happen with YES?
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yes paste is thick not thin like mod podge. and I never had any trouble with paper curling-hope this will help
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I am not sure but it sounds like you are holding the pressure on the crystal too long. Before I try to attach the crystals I try to experiment with a couple on a similar fabric to get the feel. One thing I really like is using the special sticky paper and make my design then I have a small mangler and heat the whole picture on which also prevents the crystal from melting. Oh by the way, if you use the sticky paper make sure you have something in between the garment or you will glue the front and back together, happened to me. Good luck.
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I have successfully laminated two sheets of 65lb card stock together in a pocket. One would think that if the paper were too thick the machine wouldn't accept it, but I have not experienced any problems.
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I had a standard background holder. The background is heavy. I put mine on 2 inch metal conduit to keep it from sagging. I tried PVC and it wasn't heavy enough. The cardboard core is not strong enough. You will have to replace it. Best regards
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The flag I ordered only has two grommets for attaching to clips on the pole. I don't see any (sleeve/pocket) way it could slip over a pole. I am very satisfied with the flag for our pole.
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Hello. My answer is yes with one caveat. I have used this glue to hold badges and patches in place (be sure to get the glue all the way to every edge of the patch). If you don't get the glue all the way to the edges, they will "crinkle" after washing. You only have one try to get the placement perfect (having the glue spread all the way to the edge prevents moving the patch around to achieve the correct placement because the glue will show from where you moved it originally). Also, the dried glue will show through the back of the sash.
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This material is pretty thick, as long as it doesn't have to curve too much it should work. I used this on a corn hole game board, then coated it with clear acrylic. You might also consider Inkpress CF851120 Clear Film. Its quite a bit thinner, but its not adhesive. I used spray adhesive, then also coated it with clear acrylic to protect.
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These are magnetic sheets that hold your metal dies when not in use and they fit in a hard plastic ArtBin case. They are just sheets of magnet. You might be able to use one as a shim to hold your die in place when running through your Big Shot but I've never tried it. You would have to put the die, sharp side up. You would also need to play around with your platforms to see which combination would work with the added bulk of the magnet. Another company makes a magnetic platform which is hard plastic that is specifically designed to work with your Big Shot. I have that and it works wonderfully. I got mine through Stampin' Up. Hope this helps.
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No. I found that when the applied, dried Mod Podge got wet, it turned white, blistered, and peeled. Not satisfactory at all.
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I use latex balloons and I would assume it would also work on foil. I have been happy with it.
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it's not rubbery, but I'm not sure this will work. I like it, but I'm using it for cards and die cuts.
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The Cuttlebug embosses card stock. You put the paper between the embossing folder and the pressure causes whatever the folder looks like onto the paper. Giving a decorative finish. You can also cut shapes with the metal die, such as Spellbinders for flowers or labels to put greetings on.I love my Cuttlebug for making cards. I got mine on Ebay. The machines aren't on sale at craft stores very often but the die and folders can usually be bought with coupons
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I have used mod podge spray sealer on printer paper and laserjet printing with no problems. Just make sure your ink is completely dry before sealing!
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Hilary, no, the 'back' side of the double embossing plate does not affect your card stock if you put the card in with out folding it under the 'back side' of the plate. If you want only the front side to have an empression, the card would not be fully installed under the sandwitched plates, ie, the part part of the card to not be embossed is left out hanging in air with only one half (the front of the card) of it under the embossing plates. If the card was folded and placed folded under the embossing plate both 'pages' of the card would be affected, but I don't think that's your question. Embossing affects both sides of the paper, from one side it is 'pushed' out and from the other side it would be 'dented in'. This kit works well and am satisfied with patterns.
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Pretty good. I recommend you test it on a scrap piece first because it can be a little tricky threading thinner things. Ribbon and binding will sometimes twist if you're not careful but overall, it works well for embellishments.
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If you are hanging it on some sort of office wall divider such as this --> http://i21.geccdn.net/site/images/n-picgroup/1152.jpg. then 'yes ' with some ingenuity ... If it is just a piece of fabric (say, a sheet) then 'no '. It will be heavy, add the pages to insert and you've got something to keep your helium balloons from getting out of reach.
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The edges would get curled and/or ruffled. I just checked with some paper and it fits, but barely.