How do you punch these feathers out of paper? Do you need to buy something else?
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I use my Sizzix Big shot. but I believe it is compatible with other systems. You would need some sort of die cut machine.
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I've been separating them and using a paperclip to keep them together. You may need a few paperclips though. I did it to what I had left and used about 3 paperclips.
891203
They are packaged in a cellophane bag and a bubbled envelope, all together. None of mine were damaged and the feathers worked out wonderfully.
462123
I have not cut anything but paper and cardboard. However, I found that the cutting edges on the punches are not accurately sharpened and that may cause some difficulty with the materials you mention. As needed, I sharpen mine by chucking in a drill press and honing the edges with a stone. I'm pretty sure they would cut wool and felt after sharpening provided a good backing surface is provided. I use a piece of oak planking.
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It's like a regular pad of paper. Once you tear off all the sheets, you're done. You just have to buy a new pad. But the pencil will still work, so you could keep that for non-aqua writing related things.
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I suggest using a decent quality card stock (available at walmart, kmart, craft stores in both stationery and craft sections) and laminating it - that would be a much better way to make stiff cards - this will disappoint you for that purpose.
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I just buy any refill that is the same size paper and has three holes 2 3/4" apart. I also downloaded a blank form for email addresses and hole punched them myself.
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We used one of those handheld, single hole punch devices you get at an office supply store (I already had one as a result of being a teacher). After punching the hole in the appropriate spot in the plastic, we (my wife and I, four hands work better in this situation than two) would hold it in position and run a zip tie through the hole, around the spindle, back through the hole, cinch the zip tie, and cut off the extra zip tie with wire cutters (they work better than scissors).
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Use a sharp razor knife and cut from the wood-look surface into the underlying black layer, then just snap the pieces apart. Use the two parts to help start with removing the adhesive backing paper.
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They are real feathers, but in terrible, horrible, awful condition! Seriously tattered, unusable and looked nothing like that picture. Don't buy them.
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You'll have to drive them out with the proper size punch. A nail of the right diameter with the pointed end filed flat will also do the job. They're called roll-pins. Its been awhile since I put that kit in but I don't remember having a lot of trouble with the pins.
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Personally, I would sew or glue loops on the edge and then string on some type of string or twine. I guess you could staple them also but I'd prefer what ever method would do the less damage.
352155
It is a two step process. First you punch the holes and then you align the papers and put the comb on.
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I didn't purchase the one with feathers. Mine was just a little stick that peeked out. They got bored with it. I actually taped a loose feather and they enjoyed it a little more. I wouldn't purchase again.
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I would say no, they are a little less than 1/4 inch thick. I was able to punch a holes in them with a crop-a-dile hole puncher. I painted them with chalkboard paint and made ornaments.
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Newspaper works very well. I tried regular paper that I had shredded, didn't like, too messy. If you would like to contact me directly, you can e-mail me at rbquiroz@sbcglobal.net.
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Buy a paper punch,it would be cheaper than this tool. It's made for punching metal. I've used these type punches for the past 25 years as a sheet metal worker and they are great for metals but paper would tear...unless you punched a bunch of sheets at a time I'm guessing.