Will this product do for stamp cross stitching after youn done do you spray on the back to make it not coming back
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I do not understand your question exactly, but let me tell you how I use this product. It is as temporary adhesive and I use it layering my quilting, i.e., backing, spray, batting, spray and then the top. This holds the layers together so I can quilt either by hand or machine. I launder my quilt before using. If, however, it is a wall hanging,I usually do not launder. It is an adhesive not intended to remove the ink from pre-stamped embroidery.
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I don't know how a craft punch would work. For my project of advertising an art show, I drew the letters in reverse on the back of the contact paper using stencils, then cut out the letters with scissors. The letters have stayed adhered to my truck.
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It may work if you paint the bottom of the stamps (letters only) with a thin brush. When you press the stamp down on ink pad you also get the square outline of the stamp.
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I suggest checking with the seller if that embosser have a removable stamp that can be switched with this one. If it is removable, it may not fill this design though. . .
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its fine glitter. you could try for stamp embossing, but i think you would be wasting whatever glitter you use.
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I would say no because when you apply the glue to the back it starts to bend.
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We have used nail stamping with this polish and it works great. The only downside of this polish is that you have to let it really dry in between coats, otherwise it takes FOREVER to dry and messes up easily.
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I don't have a stamper. I use a guide I made so I can line the label up with the disk. Once it sticks it really sticks!
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Bob- if you have something to press into it to create a stamp it might work.
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I love the 505 spray because it does not gum up the sewing machine needle. Because the felt is such a porous surface you can use it but spray both the felt and the stabilizer ... let them sit for about 30 seconds and then press them together. Another option would be to get some of the stabilizer than has a tacky surface. The tacky surface stabilizer will allow you to reposition and or use a piece of felt or fabric that is smaller than your hoop but large enough for the design you wish to embroider (by machine).
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There are two screws on back that keeps the backing secure. You might be able to remove them to do the embroidery
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This was given as a gift to a quilter friend of mine - I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question - try taking it to a shop that sells cross stitch.
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No, I don't think stamp will work on this... is kind of "krispy"... Not a regular face... I've punched it and worked ok for my purpose but if you plan to punch a lot of it be aware that it can ruin your punch! After punching A LOT (like 200-300) I have to replace my punches... Hope it helps!!!
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Sometimes stampers need to be "primed" take the stamp head out and wash it with dish soap and let it dry... that has helped some people. Some others have wiped it with a mr clean magic eraser as well and that has helped. Others have lightly rubbed a nail file across it til the shine was removed. I would suggest starting out just washing with dish soap and go from there.. try it after each method to see if it's picking up.
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I used the stamp for a 3 line return address stamp, and really like it. It's a good quality and gets used a lot. Hope that helps.
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Depends what the lettering is made out of. My guess would be no, unless you tried to peel the paint off the lettering later on. Or the paint might not adhere to the lettering and just peel right off after a little while.
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This foil is for hot stamping only and not for heat presses for transferring to fabric. We will list the special foil for heat transfer presses soon. Please let me know what you are looking, such as: color, roll width, number of feet, and core diameter. Regards, Victor