Do the pieces come out as spirals or just long strips?
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You can make long and short spiral strips. It's easier to get spirals out of the Zucchinis while the carrots spiral is a bit harder because it's a much firmer vegetable
1441649
that's what i do with them! they make strips about half the size of a piece of standard linguine. hope that helps!
2244510
Yes, they come apart. They are truly a miniature version a the larger ones. I was able to make monkey bread with 2 containers of the Pillsbury rolls. The ones in the blue pack.
566961
They are an assortment of sizes. The medium sized pads are about 1.5x3. Those are the ones I use most. The long strip is about 1.5x12
180060
There are still a few little pieces...i didn't use a pair of scissors, just kind of peeled it off as best as I could...not sure it matters that there are a few very small areas where there are still cellophane
309812
No, I cut round corners on each piece. But they do come in different thickness, 3ml, 5 ml and up. Use the 3ml and you should be fine.
780601
Yes, I cut mine into 2 pieces. Easy. Then ran an edge of a knife against one of the edges to get rid of the tiny bit of fray that occurred because I cut mine apart with a steak knife, but, hey, it worked.
2220573
They are slightly tapered. They nest inside of each other. You have to buy Wilton's decorator preferred pans to get pans that are 100% straight. I have a review posted.If you cannot find the decorator preferred pans, buy the Parrish Magic Line (sometimes just listed as Magic Line). They are completely straight sided for cake decorating. If you watch sometimes they are a better price than the Wilton. Their prices also fluctuate alot.
1918016
You actually place each strip separately, so you can place them as wide apart as you want. I put some of them closer together than others to accommodate different sized stem bases.
2023350
They are spiraled and very long. There are videos on you tube that demonstrate this product.
541069
They are a bit flexible ----I would make a frame out of 1 x 4". I did this and covered with broadcloth from Hobbylobby. Looks great! You also don't want those little fibers drifting around with no covering.The perfect cutter is an electric carving knife.
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Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them together, so there is a little wall jutting into the playpen. Simple. Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them... » Read More Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them together, so there is a little wall jutting into the playpen. Simple. « Show Less
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Just the two smaller one's come out. I must say it is well worth it. When you are through with your puzzle, just zip it and put it away for another day :)
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They do come out with a small ring around each.I remove the ring with a small knife. Pops bake very quickly and are a bit on the small side, SSO too are the sticks.
574069
No, you will have the long dividers which divides the container in 4 long strips, these do not come out.
763269
They're wide and long, but they fold up pretty small. You get used to it. If you were to cut one, it would probably unravel so I wouldn't suggest it.
409810
You have to cut the pieces out of a plastic sheet. I was not happy about that. I couldn't cut close enough on some and plastic was sticking out :/