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| 17 hours ago by admin Most people use an X-acto knife (one of those thin pencil-like knives with the real small sharp triangle-shaped blade on it). Its almost like a razor blade. The cutting board is a material that doesn't cut easily, so you can cut ... Living Sense - http://www.livingsense.info/ |
| 21 Nov 2009 by Juli In the back of the store is the big guillotine of a paper cutter they use to cut customer's orders. Next to the paper cutter, I discovered a treasure trove of beautiful, quality paper. It was all the bits left over after employees cut paper to measure for clients. ... Use an X-Acto knife, straight edge, and cutting mat to create perfectly straight-sided squares and rectangles. If you don't have these tools, a good pair of scissors and a steady hand will do just fine. ... Teapots and Polka Dots - http://teapotsandpolkadots.blogspot.com/ |
| 25 May 2009 by LivingWithLindsay@gmail.com (Lindsay With Lindsay) To get the professional beveled look, you will need a mat cutter. A mat cutter is basically a blade that cuts a 45-degree angle, instead of a 90-degree angle like an X-ACTO knife. We have long had a DIY Mat Cutting Kit that we bought ... Living with Lindsay - http://www.livingwithlindsay.com/ - References |
| 30 Sep 2009 by admin A utility or X-Acto knife will work fine for cutting the mat, but they do require a fair amount of dexterity to achieve a clean cut. With a mat cutter, you're likely to get more professional results. They cost a bit more, ... Art One Eleven Design - http://www.art111.com/ - References |
| 13 Dec 2007 Gift; Cereal box, or other clean food packaging; Cutting mat or scrap wood cutting surface; Ultility or craft knife (like a box cutter or X-acto blade); Straight edge; Bone folder or large spoon; Pencil; Glue ... Curbly Recent Posts - http://www.curbly.com/recent - References |
| 4 Aug 2009 I made this little cutter to make the spindle gasket for my Hardinge TM, which is finally going back together. It uses No. 11 X-acto blades. I may add a dowel for the slot in the blade, but maybe not. It worked fine on a cutter mat. ... General Metalworking - http://www.rittercnc.com/metalworking/1.htm |
| 28 Oct 2009 by grace Glue Stick Tape Ruler X-acto and or Rotary Blade Cutter Scissors Cutting Mat Clip art, your mad design skills, or the .png files provided below: -Outline template -Pre-made Template -Solid Template. If you are starting from scratch: ... Design*Sponge - http://www.designspongeonline.com/ [ More results from Design*Sponge ] |
| 4 Sep 2009 by suzanne l. vinson step 6: cut along your top edge using your mat cutter, x-acto knife, etc. if using recycled materials such as the organic mac n cheese box below, paper cutting scissors will be enough. i like the straight lines that a blade can provide. ... life in motherhood, ministry, and the arts - http://reverendartistmother.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 18 Mar 2008 by dlmtleart An artist friend of mine had offered to let me borrow her mat cutter, but could not find it. I have on previous occasions had a lot of experience with using Xacto knives for some pretty intricate cutting–so I thought maybe that would ... DlmtleArt - http://dlmtleart.wordpress.com/ |
| 17 Jul 2007 by Dani It's easier to cut things, and mat them, with a dedicated mat cutter, instead of an X-Acto knife. They're relatively cheap, they're sturdy, and you can make nice beveled cuts. 2. If you do need to do tracings (I do, as I have a thing ... Dani Jones Illustration - http://danidraws.com/ |
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