Can this be used on a piece of felt? I would like to make felt stockings that my kids can string yarn through so they can assemble the stocking.
795213
I've used it on leather, rubber and thin cotton and it punched a nice even hole on all of them. I'd say it'd work fine on felt too!
795214
No it will not cut through felt. Its not sharp enough to cut through the fibrous of the felt. It may cut a little, but you definitely not get a good clean cut. I am afraid that it may dull the hole puncher if you use it on other fabrics that's not leather.
94660
no, it will not. Washable wool has been treated with a coating to stop it from doing just that (felting) to keep it from shrinking.
1715888
I haven't tried felt. Honestly it doesn't cut through thicker papers too well, so probably won't work with felt.
354748
I haven't used it for that reason. It's not super sticky, but I think your felt might rip if left on for a long time.
136509
The letter size varies from half an inch to an inch and yes I use it in my Big Shot. I can't speak for cutting the felt. I would believe it could though.
1285114
I would not recommend this for felted wool. I think that the wool is not sturdy nor dense like leather products. I think it slip; besides when and if you were successful with the wool, then you would have dangling cut strands.
1302128
The felt pieces in this kit were nice, a good quality and thickness. I would recomment hand washing if necessary, or just spot cleaning. If it is dusty - try a blast of canned air. I would not recommend a vigorous washing - unless you know your handiwork will stand up to it. I put easy-knit interfacing on the back of the front piece before putting the stocking together to kind of seal up and protect the threads that may be on the inside. (low heat, gently on a tick towel - kind of like blocking a sweater - just enough to fuse the interfacing). My daughter carried it around for two days after Christmas last year (she was 3) and then I just gave it a quick look over and made sure no spots, or loose decorations - put it in a 2.5 gal zipper bag and put in the cupboard.
1728146
Yes. Probably. I'm not familiar with crafting, but its a great glue that I've used for multiple purposes. Its not runny, dries clear, and holds up through washing/water.
274001
Yes you can. I've sprayed it on heavy wool blankets, kelims (hand woven rugs) and even a reindeer hide. It worked every time.
1353653
Nope, tried it once, ink smears - don't know about a felt pen though, but inkjet ink will NOT work.
62445
That I don't know, however there should be some videos about that on youtube. I would look there or at the website that is listed on the knitting machine box.
259546
You can use anything to string an unstrung bow, even your bare hands with leverage... If you mean to use paracord as THE string, I would say yes depending on how much weight the string can bear. But if it's an emergency I would try anything honestly. If you want to test your "emergency string" I'd start slow by using a stringer to gently release the limb tension onto the paracord string. The knots you use would be the key factor I'd think. Strings can snap even with regular string, so just be careful and be ready for it. HA
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I just tried it with both felt and cotton fabrics. A single layer punches ok, but fabric and felt were both 'pulled' into hole and punched hole had to be finished with scissors.. Double layers of both cut fine and were stiff enough to cut hole all the way through without having to trim with scissors. Triple layer of cotton punched fine; but felt was too thick.
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It will cut cotton. I have also been successful cutting acrylic felt but forget about wool felt or other types of fabric. Also be aware that to cut any fabric you have to back it with fairly heavy iron on adhesive. This isn't always ideal for things like appliqu since it will create a very stiff quilt.
616336
So long as you do several applications on the porous piece to ensure that it saturates, yes. The bond will probably be stronger than the knit piece itself.
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I don't see why not as long as the paper is the thicker brown wrapping paper and you don't put it on to heavy( don't saturate ) and then let it dry real good before using it. I can't say that I've done but why not,I would just try it on a small piece to see for sure
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You can put beads on it, but I tried knitting it & the knot won't hold tight. It's a rather thick plastic. Hope this helps.