I plan to use the feathers in a single flower corsage; will the size of the feathers work for this type of project?
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Yes. I used them for my bridal stuff/grooms stuff and they worked great. You will probably have to trim them to the length needed but yes, for this you can definatly use them. They are very beautiful.
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I do believe it will i use feathers but i know personna and dorco will work with it as well. Feather blades are just known for being one of the sharpest.
1141167
They should be the perfect size for this. If you want a visual, take your index finger and form it into a hook shape, roughly that large.
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They are 33 1/4 inches long from point of arrow head to the other end, I suppose if you knew what you were doing you might be able to cut them down. There is a small nail holding the arrow head in place but I can't tell if it is also glued in too and I would not advise cutting off from the feather end. The other response makes it sound like it can be done though and I am definitely not an expert.
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Yes, I suppose so, but why would you want to do that? You may need it the full length for future texture plates you may purchase. I emboss the full length of cardstock and then just cut the cardstock the desired length/size for the card/project. Hope this helps.
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I guess it would depend on the flowers and ribbon for the weight but these little guys are really strong. I am using them to hold on bedskirts. I think your ideas is great why not try one and see how it works. I think you are on to something. Good luck.
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Most archery shops sell right wing feathers, so just use a straight clamp, if you need instructions check out YouTube . You will learn more there than I can tell you.
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Hello Alice The cut measures just over 1 3/4 inches wide at tip of wings and just over 1 1/4 high. I used it for cupcake decorations. I punched tons! They were then put through a xyron and layered many times in order to apply with a flat toothpick sandwiched between. They looked adorable standing on the cupcake tops for the shower. Hope this helps you. As others have mentioned the paper weight should be light due to the wing detail. Ribbon or cloth would not cut.
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Probably but I'm not positive as I don't own a Feather Seki. However, I do have several razors and they all fit in this stand.
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Ivory would be off color. I used this for tutus only. The white would probably be fine. Real petals would discolor and get crushed. This way you can reuse the petals on another occasion.
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I would say yes. It's very strong and waterproof. I've used it to make several corsages and boutineers.
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Yes it will fit. I think there was a choice for 'long' but I didn't not get that. My daughter returned a different brand because it was fluffy and heavy enough. This one is quite heavy and extremely warm. Gets very fluffy especially after a few days and use and loosening of the feathers . She loves it.
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It looks like a baffle box but is actually a straight line; the stitching on the baffle box does not go all the way through therefore the feathers stay in a straight/tubular line. I measured mine at 79" wide.
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3 7/8" is the total length of the rubbery "feathers" . I think this is what you are looking for.
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It depends on what you are using it for: I used a single strand as a necklace and it frayed in about five days from wear and tear, for a craft it should be fine.
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I think it would depend on the size. My two are medium made as short as possible so the embroidery covers the whole visible space. No spare room. I have 16 characters plus 3 spaces max.
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These are too small. They're about an inch tall, so I don't think they'd hold garland.