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May 08, 2008

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Jennifer Love
1.

I had used these before because I had them leftover for like 20 years ago when I did the plastic canvas ornaments as a teenager. LOL! I didn't know that it wasn't a "known" source...I haven't used them on cards yet because I'm new to cardmaking, but I used them LOTS of scrapbook pages. Glad to see everyone will be able to use this fabulous and cheap, easy resource.

Tip for keeping it straight and evenly spaced is to rest your piercing tool on the same corner in each square of the canvas...if that makes sense...I'm not terribly good at explaining and I've written a book here. LOL

Jennifer Love
2.

And PS--It also works well on the Coluzzle circles, too. :)

Jennifer Love
3.

Sorry...geez...gosh...I keep going on don't i? Anyway, you can draw shapes on the canvas with a sharpie and make swirls and follow it as a template. :D HTH

Jody Morrow
4.

Thanks, Sharon. :) You are a total sweetie!

diane M
5.

What a brilliant idea! I just ran across a full sized sheet of the plastic canvas yesterday when I was reorganizing old craft supplies. I'll have to try this. Thank you!

Beth
6.

Sharon- Thanks so very much for sharing this wonderful hint with us! I'm on my way over to give Jody a big cyber hug!

Grace
7.

Sharon,

Thank you so much! I have been wanting some sort of template for paper piercing for a while now. I've got the tool and pad, but no template. This is a wonderful solution (and very inexpensive)! Thanks so much to both you and Jody!

chris mott
8.

Well isn't that the coolest thing. I really wanted to make that gathering too, but my son had prom. Maybe next year. Would have love to met you all. Have a wonderful weekend. chris

Otter
9.

OMG!!! How awesome!!

emilymomto3boys
10.

That Jody is so awesome!!

Maria
11.

great tip. they are on my shopping list for my next craft run!!!

Teryl
12.

Great ideas! I've never seen the plastic canvas before, but will start looking. TFS

Karen
13.

Does anyone know if you could run these plastic templates through a die cut machine? Just wondering...maybe I will go try it. Might be fun to do shapes with!

Conniecrafter
14.

that is just so cool, love the round ones that has got to be the hardest! Thanks so much for sharing!

Carolyn King
15.

Awesome--glad you found them--have to hit the Hobby Lobby today!

It was great meeting you last weekend. You are always an inspiration!

Rose Ann
16.

What a great idea!! Thanks so much for sharing this, Sharon!!

Emily
17.

Well, slap my forehead!! Gonna have to pick some of those up!

Thanks for sharing, Sharon!

Charlene Austin (Willow01)
18.

I lucked out!! I read your blog this morning and then went to a craft store I had never been to before and these were staring me in the face. And it's great there are 10 in a pack so I have lots to share with my friends!!!

Jennifer Rohkohl
19.

You and Jody are brilliant! Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas.

Hugs,

Jen

Sue M
20.

What a great idea! thanks so much for sharing this.

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