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Crafter's Companion- Heat Resistant Acetate (12 Sheets)

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Crafters Companion- Heat Resistant Acetate (12 Sheets)

Take your papercraft projects to the next level

If you're looking to take your crafting projects to the next level, then look no further than the Heat Resistant Acetate from Crafter's Companion.

Make pretty windows on cards, make sensational shaker cards (by putting glitter, beads or other materials behind a window of acetate on the front of a card that can you shake), use as a stunning front of your card, to stamp on, to use small strips behind toppers to make them pop up, and so much more!

  • Pack of 12 sheets
  • 100 micron heat resistant acetate
  • Laser printer friendly
  • Perfect for embossing
  • Age 14+

Looking for a different colour or style? Find our full range of acetate and vellum here

Delivery & Returns

Delivery

Standard delivery orders are currently being dispatched within 5-8 business days and usually arrive 5-8 business days after dispatch. Click here for full delivery information.

Returns Policy

If you are not happy with your purchase then we would be happy for you to return the item within 30 days of the purchase date. Click here for our full 30-day return policy.

Key Features

  • 12 sheets of 100 micron heat resistant acetate
  • Can be printed onto using laser printers
  • Ideal for stamping, embossing, aperture cards and more
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which essential tools do I need to start cardmaking?

Start with craft scissors, a ruler, a cutting mat and craft glue or a tape pen. These basics will help you measure, cut and assemble your first handmade cards.

Which glue or tape should I use for paper and card?

A tape pen gives an instant, mess-free hold for paper and card layers, while tacky glue gives you a little time to adjust your pieces before it sets.

What’s the difference between a paper trimmer and a guillotine?

A paper trimmer uses a small blade that slides along a track, while a guillotine has a lever-style blade that you lower to cut. Both help you create neat, straight edges on paper and card.

What is a scoreboard, and how does it help with cardmaking?

A scoreboard helps you create straight fold lines in paper and card using a scoring tool. It makes folding easier and more accurate when creating card bases, envelopes and gift boxes. It also prevents cracking on your cardstock.

What are foam pads, and when would I use them instead of glue or tape?

Foam pads are small pieces of foam with adhesive on both sides. Use them when you want to lift greetings and decorations off the card’s surface for a raised effect, rather than sticking them flat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Inspiration: Stamping

Looking to add a handmade touch to your festive gifting this year? Creating your own Christmas gift bags and boxes is not only easy and fun, but it’s also a brilliant way to match all your makes to your tags and greeting cards.