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Old 08-05-2011, 05:18 AM
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that was wonderful! Thank you very much
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thanks for the great tut!
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thanks for the great tut!
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Thank you for taking the time to do a tutorial. I never thought of plastic file dividers for template plastic. I have however, purchased plastic cutting boards in Dollar Tree for templates.
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Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing this.
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great tute and just what I need! Thanks!
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thanks for the tut... great tip on the hole punch
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Knowing how to make one's own templates is very useful - and freeing!
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Originally Posted by Kathleen charnell View Post
why do you need to make dots & punch holes for these?
These marks are very helpful when lining up shapes like the triangles used in the triangle in a square (peaky and spike) units.
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On the front, right side up mark with an "F" this way you will know if your template is right side up, if you are trying to match a pattern.
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