Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 07-04-2010
emeraldsunflower asked:
I want to print photos and scrapbook pages. I would like to ask for a printer this christmas and would love to hear all opinions and suggestions where I can research online too about printers. I am more concerned for quality and then price second.
Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 04-04-2010
Kristin D asked:
I’m going to use iron-on printer paper to print out a design I made on the computer (it’s all black) to put it on a shirt. What is the best iron-on paper and do you have any tips for doing iron-ons? Can I cut it out so there’s not all the extra clear on there?
Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 27-03-2010
perfect bravo asked:
i printed cd label from printer on plain paper but,i dont know how to stick it on cd.so,can i use glue or sticky stuff or any liquid to stick on cd ? any help would be appriciated !! give me ideas
thanks in advance
Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 19-01-2010
chickachicka asked:
I want to make them for crafts, but the can is 20 1/2inches round, the biggest printer paper I can find is 14″. I don’t want to have seams all over the place from using several pieces of paper. Any ideas on what to do? Also, what is best adhesive to use to attach paper to paint cans?
Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 02-01-2010
Hi I was in a craft show this weekend & the lady next to me was personalizing glass ball ornaments using a modified inkjet printer, I have looked everywhere on the net trying to find one of these printer to make the ornaments with no success. Anyone know of a web site dedicated specially for these types of printers or a site to help you get this business started?
Thank a bunch!
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Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 07-12-2009
Spiffy T. Monkey asked:
8.5″ x 11″ is standard printer paper for those of you who didn’t already know.
Posted by Printer | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts | Posted on 12-09-2009
Steve71 asked:
The paper-feed in my old laser printer is having trouble grabbing a sheet.because the rubber wheel has dried out and gotten too slick. Any replacement part would be expensive and has probably already dried up on the shelf. How can I restore some tackiness to the rubber without gumming up everything? Double-sided cellophane tape is a bit too strong. I am counting on the Hobbies and Crafts community for a creative idea.
