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Make any project look crisp and clean with the 5" x 7" Masking Magic Sheets by Gina K Designs for Therm O Web. There are 12 sheets of ultra thin masking paper included that have delicate tack adhesive and are reusable.
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These masking sheets are great! They provide a backing material that does not stick to my cutting plates when used with die cuts. I have tried using the full stick Post It notes which are good if you are fussy cutting but I have not found a way to make them work when using dies. Masking Magic does the trick, no matter the cutting method!!
Wonderful masking paper! Super thin and very easy to apply. The papers themselves are quite large and you can die cut them with ease. I just can't say enough good things about the product!
Used in this project: Seasons Greetings
These work incredibly well. Holds up to multiple uses and I’ve never had ink bleed through. Definitely going to be a must-have in my craft desk.
Used in this project: Coffee cards
These are great! Easy to work with. Can easily cut with craft knife if perforating, making it simple for delicate cuts. Easy to get on and off the card and to save for another time. No complications whatsoever.
this is a great product. the fact that i can reuse it several times is a big plus. and it doesn't tear my paper or leave any residue.
This is the first time I’ve used a masking sheet for my stamping. I liked it so much that I made ‘masks’ for most of my stamps. Now when I use them, they are ready to go. I used one of my Easter Basket masks so much, I wore it out. It still works, but I’m probably going to make a new one anyway so I can start fresh next year.
I thought I would use this a lot but for whatever reason I really haven’t yet. Need to make more cards where I use this to see how they really work
Love this stuff I'm currently making mothers day cards & it's perfect for masking off so I can stamp under or over
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How do you get the backing off? I've stamped images and cut them out, and now I can't find a way of getting the backing off. I don't have fingernails, they're too short, and even if I did I can't see a way to separate the backing from the stamped image. I might as well have used a piece of thin card if I'm now going to have to stick this down with tape. It would be much cheaper.
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cynthialbbw
(16-Aug-20)
Thank you. After I asked this question, I finally got the backing off with a piercing tool.
By: cynthialbbw
(19-Aug-20)
Can this be used with punches? Can you use it to punch out a design or can it only be used with dies? Will it clog up the punch?
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ctgirl56
(30-Jan-20)
