BOTTLECAP ART TUTORIAL
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where do you get all of those bottle caps
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***** Super job on the video *****
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@51allenfamily Alas, those one inch punches dull quickly, unlike a good pair of scissors.
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@2008flightgirl Actually, for me.... that would be more labour intensive. I can cut easily around a quarter. The tracing the quarter may be helpful to some but if someone is not good at cutting on the line, then there are lines left behind which detracts.
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tip: It would be a lot easier if you would lay the quarter on the design, draw the circle on all of them and then cut them out
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you should get a one inch hole punch works alot faster
then cutting them out
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@fishergirl8701 I purchased these online from brew-your-own-beer website. Comes in bags of 50.
GOTTshua 1 week ago
@chiliconholly Dries clear.
GOTTshua 1 week ago
@yakyak515 Easily a couple hundred. I generally mix up a quarter or a half of it and have lots of bottlecaps ( or other projects ) lined up as to not waste it.
GOTTshua 1 week ago
@hal12b One inch hole-punch. Found at Michael's or AC Moore craftstores or online.
GOTTshua 1 week ago
@wereall2youngx Did you print on paper or plastic? I have not had this happen (yet). I use an old Lexmark inkjet printer.
GOTTshua 1 week ago
@juliettegrl Sometimes depending on temperature & humidity, they remain tacky. I then mix a small amounts of equal parts and brush to cover & seal, hoping for the best. Might want to try a gloss acrylic clear to top it off.
GOTTshua 1 week ago