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22" Wide Piper's Pattern Paper

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22 Wide Piper's Pattern Paper
$7.95 USD
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Availability: Expected to be available December 11, 2024. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
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Product Features

  • Create your own patterns on adhesive backed paper
  • Sticks firmly to glass - can be reused multiple times
  • Cuts easily with scissors
  • Measures 22" wide, sold by the linear foot
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Get Professional Pattern Results! 
Create your own patterns on adhesive backed paper. Ideal for stained glass, fusing, mosaic and more. Simply trace your pattern, cut it out and stick to the glass. Now you're ready to score and grind your way to perfectly shaped pieces. This thick adhesive backed paper is water resistant, and can be reused multiple times. 22" wide. Sold by the linear foot


 

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Pros : Cuts well and is easier to use than glue or double-sided sticky tape.
Cons : Many of the pattern cut-outs fell off during sanding. Parts of the roll did not stick at all and I had to use tape.
Other Thoughts : The roll arrived very squished. All the corners were bent and unusable. Because of the way it was rolled, large parts of the paper had separated, which caused a couple sections to have huge ripples and wrinkles down the middle.
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