Can these be blended on notecards for special effects when drawing?
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Yes, but they can also be blended wet-on-wet when you are drawing right on a board. They take a bit of time to get used to, but they work beautifully on any surface. They are the main supply in my classroom every year!!!
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We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
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You could but I think you could find cheaper alternatives for making stencils. I use cardstock. If you need something that is reusable, try Grafx plastic film. It is about 10 dollars for a pack of 25 (@ 40 cents a sheet) vs the vinyl cling which is 8 dollars for the pack 9 sheets or @t 85 cents a sheet.
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Yes, but probably not Magic markers. The thickness to me is pretty close to card stock. One side (the whitest side) has a "coating" of sorts that helps retain the detail of the ink so I don't know whether this might have an impact or not. You could always check with Epson too.
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Yes, you can mix the colors on a palette with a brush to blend. Should not be a problem.
101156
I'm assuming so but I used a laser jet printer. They weren't laminated they are card stock so a pen should be just fine.
360315
yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
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Well Cindy, that is something I haven't ever tried....give me a minute to run it through my Big Shot and I will let you know. How's that? DRUM ROLL....for dramatic effect!!! I used an embossing folder by Darice mainly for the style of design and it worked beautifully. I ran one piece through several times and it looks OK while having a slight curve in it like most paper or card stock. Then I ran a second piece through once then back to the starting position because it is easier to remove the folder from that position and it looks great too, without quite as much curve. The flower design is embossed in the plastic very well with no tearing or milky look around the edges, that I was concerned about. I chose this folder because the design has several sizes of daisy like flowers, some swirls formed from dots and also a couple tiny hearts. Besides the curve I can see no difference in the results. None of the designs in the folder caused a puncture in the plastic especially the dotted swirls. I believe you would be very happy with the Cuttlebug results too. So go for it...and by the way, thanks for asking, I love passing along information that I have learned so others can increase their knowledge and fun in their creativity. Don't forget you can stamp on this with a permanent ink too and color it. Have fun!
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For me I would say no. They are not soft enough to blend or even apply product correctly
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In my opinion that is impossible. Because paper very thin and they has not guide line for paper. Re beside paper I never used that.
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I don't see why not, they feel just like regular paper and I am sure with Sharpies at least there would be no issue with drawing on them.
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Yes you can mix and match but they come with these little cardboard pieces and none of them will stay together unless u use the little cardboard pieces personally I thought it was a rip off cuz they should stay together themselves without having to use the cardboard pieces. My advice don't buy waste of money
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Write first with the sharpie, then spray lightly with multiple coats, allowing it to dry between applications. Card stock should be fine, but light paper might wrinkle. The material is water based, so putting too much on in one coat could cause issues with paper.
982012
I am not sure about that, I do know you can make them with Corel Draw products including Photo Paint and Graphics Suite. Some pretty good info can be found on the Corel website itself and shooting them a quick email should get you a definite answer quickly. Good luck! Cheers! Marty G
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I think so. My cards are semi gloss. I end up pulling a couple out at a time.
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I've used copics and prismacolor markers in this, the paper is thin and pen and marker will bleed through pretty badly. I would recommend buying a book or paper specifically for copics, or a multimedia sketchbook.
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Yes, you could. I printed on them and then wrote with pen, but they're the same texture as regular labels (kind of like regular paper), so colored pencils would work fine.