Hi Jesse A little jigsaw will do the trick, and i guess my trusty little jewellery saw will also cut through 3 mm perspex (with a thicker blade) Love what you are doing! Especially the dotty pattern!
Hi Jesse with a jigsaw you can cut the perspex easy. And with a little practice and a good blade, you can cut ood designs on the foam. Love your blog and you was the inspiration to make my own printed fabrics. Thanks!
Hi Jesse, I simply cut the perspex (2mm thick) that I used for my blocks with a stanley knife, of course you can't cut through it in one go, but after a few times you get far enough to brake the perspex. It's pretty easy to do.
This looks so funky!! I did the same with foam an glass. unfortunately one of my frameless photoframes had to suffer. oops. but they are so cheap at crazystore and clicks. And they are readycut. I stuck the foam down with Pritt. I haven't tried, but I'm sure it can be washed in the dishwasher.
Glass is a good idea! I can get it cut to size at the shop up the road - easy. I wondered about using Pritt; I'll do a test to see whether it stands up to being washed.
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Hi Jesse
A little jigsaw will do the trick, and i guess my trusty little jewellery saw will also cut through 3 mm perspex (with a thicker blade)
Love what you are doing! Especially the dotty pattern!
Hi Jesse
with a jigsaw you can cut the perspex easy. And with a little practice and a good blade, you can cut ood designs on the foam.
Love your blog and you was the inspiration to make my own printed fabrics. Thanks!
Hi Jesse,
I simply cut the perspex (2mm thick) that I used for my blocks with a stanley knife, of course you can't cut through it in one go, but after a few times you get far enough to brake the perspex. It's pretty easy to do.
By the way, I really love your new prints!
This looks so funky!! I did the same with foam an glass. unfortunately one of my frameless photoframes had to suffer. oops. but they are so cheap at crazystore and clicks. And they are readycut. I stuck the foam down with Pritt. I haven't tried, but I'm sure it can be washed in the dishwasher.
Love the prints. I know a friendly laser cutter, if you're feeling las-y... :)
Glass is a good idea! I can get it cut to size at the shop up the road - easy. I wondered about using Pritt; I'll do a test to see whether it stands up to being washed.
Hmm, will have to remember not to press too hard on the glass, though.
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