Hi from England, thank you for sharing all your brilliant ideas. It is great the way you try new methods, wonderfully inspiring. All best wishes, Karen
I have never tried to roll corrugated paper so I could not tell you. I don't see why not as long as the ridges in the corrugated paper line up and nest with each other but staggered at the starting end.
good video, but I think I would just glue all the small end's together at the end, I saw it on another video and it worked well, but as I said very good video.
I meant do it two at a time but roll it to where the shorter strips are on the inside and the longer strip's will just be glued together, sorry I probably didn't explain myself very good, doing these for the grandchildren, they love them, thank's, just having a problem getting the claw's and other slot to hook it in, looking for a video to do that, thank's
@@JustPlainFun You mentioned that you use a guillotine cutter to cut the strips from a magazine. Whenever I cut strips on from a page of a magazine, I use my Fiskars. I just got a Cricut Explorer Air 2 in hopes of using it to cut the magazine pages into strips. Have you ever tried a cutting machine to cut the strips? Thank you. Jerry ⚜️👩🏻
@@deltalady52 Yes I have a Pazzles which works fairly well for card stock but I find that removing printed copy paper from the mat rips it too easily. Plus you can only cut one sheet of paper at a time with an electric machine. When I cut my papers, I generally am cutting several sheets, (more than 5 sheets), at one time so I use my commerical grade guillotine cutter. When I cut 2 or 3 sheets at one time, I use my smaller office guillotine cutter.
There are still a lot of beginners out there and using glue helps tame the several strips while they get the hang of layering. I also stagger the strips that I glue together because I cannot always fit a lot of strips together in the slot of the bead roller. So by staggering the stack of strips, you only need to fit the first 2 or 3 layers in the slot when first starting the roll.
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Hi from England, thank you for sharing all your brilliant ideas. It is great the way you try new methods, wonderfully inspiring. All best wishes, Karen
Lovely bead :-)
Great technique! TFS
I roll up to 10 stripes with my rollers at the same time without gluing. it works very well and I practise this since 4 years. just try;)
Will these work with corrugated paper ?
I have never tried to roll corrugated paper so I could not tell you. I don't see why not as long as the ridges in the corrugated paper line up and nest with each other but staggered at the starting end.
good video, but I think I would just glue all the small end's together at the end, I saw it on another video and it worked well, but as I said very good video.
Nicky Mullins you can do that if they will all fit in the slot at the same time.
I meant do it two at a time but roll it to where the shorter strips are on the inside and the longer strip's will just be glued together, sorry I probably didn't explain myself very good, doing these for the grandchildren, they love them, thank's, just having a problem getting the claw's and other slot to hook it in, looking for a video to do that, thank's
What is the width of the strips?
If I remember right these are half inch wide at the wide and and nothing at the narrow end.
@@JustPlainFun how about the length of the strips, thanks
@@milamajadillas4794 Since these strips are made with catalog or magazine pages, the strips are between 11 and 12 inches long.
@@JustPlainFun You mentioned that you use a guillotine cutter to cut the strips from a magazine. Whenever I cut strips on from a page of a magazine, I use my Fiskars. I just got a Cricut Explorer Air 2 in hopes of using it to cut the magazine pages into strips. Have you ever tried a cutting machine to cut the strips? Thank you. Jerry ⚜️👩🏻
@@deltalady52 Yes I have a Pazzles which works fairly well for card stock but I find that removing printed copy paper from the mat rips it too easily. Plus you can only cut one sheet of paper at a time with an electric machine. When I cut my papers, I generally am cutting several sheets, (more than 5 sheets), at one time so I use my commerical grade guillotine cutter. When I cut 2 or 3 sheets at one time, I use my smaller office guillotine cutter.
Hi
but WHY the glue????
There are still a lot of beginners out there and using glue helps tame the several strips while they get the hang of layering. I also stagger the strips that I glue together because I cannot always fit a lot of strips together in the slot of the bead roller. So by staggering the stack of strips, you only need to fit the first 2 or 3 layers in the slot when first starting the roll.