I'm cutting out fake feature matches printing on heavy paper. Not real heavy. I'd say like double to triple weight photo paper. My imagery, like real feature matches is six wide matches but the heads are a persons head. Six small heads, the rest is gravy, but I'm going to do six layers of these to get that feature matchbook look. The match area only needs to be cut on the three outside edges, left right and bottom. I don't cut the matches into singles, I just cut the heads into singles from the neck up. Yes, having anything outside the head area matching the background of the inside of the matchbook, (It's a real matchbook with no matches in it, but the subject of the matchbook is the USF Dons basketball team, probably printed in the 1960's.) would be better than what i did, which was to have a black background around the heads...so, looking for the best tool and system for cutting around these heads to isolate them. I almost thought a dremel tool might work...
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Thanks Mae, that's definitely the goal!
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Great tips! I need to tackle a paper craft project sometime.
Thanks for watching...and have fun with your next project!
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what is the brand of thick ruler in 0:45?
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I'm cutting out fake feature matches printing on heavy paper. Not real heavy. I'd say like double to triple weight photo paper. My imagery, like real feature matches is six wide matches but the heads are a persons head. Six small heads, the rest is gravy, but I'm going to do six layers of these to get that feature matchbook look. The match area only needs to be cut on the three outside edges, left right and bottom. I don't cut the matches into singles, I just cut the heads into singles from the neck up. Yes, having anything outside the head area matching the background of the inside of the matchbook, (It's a real matchbook with no matches in it, but the subject of the matchbook is the USF Dons basketball team, probably printed in the 1960's.) would be better than what i did, which was to have a black background around the heads...so, looking for the best tool and system for cutting around these heads to isolate them. I almost thought a dremel tool might work...
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Thanks Paulino!
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how about cutting curves? I have a problem with edges..
Hey Aubrey! Thanks for watching. For me, I'll use scissors first if possible...and if not then a sharp blade and patience.
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