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Paper Piercing Patterns Template

by Hot Off The Press Inc
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Create a custom pierced design! Like paper piercing? Then youll love this easy-to-use template! Simply place a pattern on your card or paper, and use a paper piercing tool (link) to poke each hole for a gorgeous dimensional effect! Results are best if you place a foam pad under your paper (a mousepad is perfect) before piercing. Youll have borders, corners and pretty focals, perfect for cards, scrapbook page accents, tags, ATCs and more! Youll have 13 designs in all, including swirls, a heart, stars and flowers.

Template is made of clear plastic with grid lines for precise placement and is 3-hole drilled for easy storage in a binder.

Part number: 4007356

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Comment:  LOVE IT Had bought some cards that had been paper pierced and just had to do it.
Submitted:  Sunday, December 16th @ 04:29 PM

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Comment:  The designs are nice on the paper piercing template but the template is most suitable for stitching rather than pergamano. Holes are large and widely spaced.
Submitted:  Monday, August 16th @ 07:39 AM

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Comment:  I Liked it very much it was just what I was looking for.
Submitted:  Thursday, April 22nd @ 05:49 AM

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Comment:  I got this for "stitching" on paper crazy quilt blocks. Works perfect!
Submitted:  Monday, April 19th @ 07:33 AM

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Comment:  This template is great. I practiced using the large flower pattern, pierced on colored cardstock and after cutting it out, I chalked the holes with a dark contrasting color and voila! It looked so pretty that I made another flower and used both as an embellishment on a Passover card. Loved it!
Submitted:  Wednesday, April 7th @ 10:44 PM

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Comment:  I never tried this before. I found it easy to do and it looked quite good.
Submitted:  Monday, April 5th @ 04:08 PM

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Comment:  I originally thought that using this template would be an occasional thing. Boy was I wrong. I have used this template to add just a little something different on my scrapbook pages. I have received many compliments about the look.
Submitted:  Thursday, March 4th @ 11:02 AM

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Comment:  I have used the paper piercing pattern already, with great results. I was piercing the perimeter of a label and found all the line shapes that I needed. It will by used frequently, I am sure.
Submitted:  Monday, February 1st @ 11:18 AM

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Comment:  I have read somewhere about the paper piercing and then taking a pen and drawing the lines between the holes for faux stiching and it DOES look like you really got your machine out.
Submitted:  Saturday, January 16th @ 08:13 AM

 

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