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Jennifer's Printables Frequently Asked Questions |
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Here are some hints and tips for using the printables. I have tried to answer all of the frequently asked questions. If you can't find the answer to your questions here please send me an email
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How do I save the printables?
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Hold your mouse over the image that you want to save and >right click> select 'save image as' to save the printable wallpaper in your computer. Make sure you remember where you save the printable. |
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How do I print the wallpapers
and other printables?
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I can't answer too many questions about printers because they are all
different. |
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What paper do I use to print out
the wallpaper?
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I use cardstock for printing both the wallpaper and
the little boxes.
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What is cardstock?
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Cardstock is about the thickness of greeting cards, you can buy a package
of cardstock at most stationary stores
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Do I need to seal the printable?
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Yes you do need to spray your printout with a sealer ,in order preserve the ink. Give the ink a few minutes to dry and then spray the printable with a sealer. You can buy spray sealer in both a glossy and a matte finish. You would definitely want to use a matte finish for the wallpaper, for the little print and fold boxes of cereal etc., you may want to use a glossier spray. If you don't mind having a bit of a sheen on your printie, you can use hairspray as an inexpensive sealer. Be sure to spray both sides of the cardstock. |
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What is Sealer?
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Sealer clear coating that preserves maps, documents, prints, etc. |
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Where Can I buy Sealer?
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You can purchase spray sealers for crafts at most hobby shops. If you are in a location where you don't have access to hobby shops it is easy to find on the Internet. Below are links just a few brands. Plaid
Spray Sealer |
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How do I apply the wallpaper?
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For many years I applied wallpaper using an all purpose glue. This works fine as long as you use the glue sparingly and pay close attention to gluing all of the edges. More recently I have been using a glue stick to adhere the wallpaper to the dollhouse walls. I find this method works very well, quick and easy with no drying time. You have to make sure that all of the edges are well glued. |
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Where can I buy a glue stick?
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You can purchase a glue stick for less than a dollar,I have found them in, Michael's Hobby shop, the dollar store, Walmart, Zellers There are lots of different makes. |
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How do I assemble the little printable boxes?
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To make up the little boxes so that they are nice and straight you need to lightly score all of the folds, I use the blunt side of a box cutter knife to do this, but anything will do.
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What paper do I use to print out
the grocery products and gift boxes etc?
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I use cardstock for printing both the wallpaper and the little boxes.
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Can I use a glue stick to assemble the little printable boxes?
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I tried assembling the the printable grocery boxes and gift boxes using
a glue stick, but it didn't work for me, I still use glue. I use the glue
very sparingly, but sometimes the box gets a little soft from the glue. Since I usually need more than one printie, I can make them just as quickly by gluing just one side of each box at a time, by the time I get to the last box, the first box is dry enough to glue the second side. |
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What is the best glue to use?
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Any good all purpose glue that dries clear is fine to use. My personal favorite is Weldbond Glue, I like is because it glues just about anything to anything, from wood to fabric, to doll hair it works very well .You can buy Weldbond Glue at hobby shops as well as home improvement stores like Home Depot. It is much more economical to buy the large bottle from the home improvement stores.
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The printable is bigger than I
want it.
How can I make it smaller? |
It is easy to make the printable smaller in the Paint program in Windows
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THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY WEB PAGE SCROLL DOWN TO SEE
LINKS TO THE OTHER PAGES ON THIS WEBSITE JENNIFER'S
DOLLHOUSE PRINTABLES AND ON MY OTHER WEBSITE LET'S
BUILD A DOLLHOUSE
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Free |
Tutorials by Jennifer
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Tutorials by Carole
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View nice dollhouses
and miniature dolls |
Doll House Wallpaper Menu 1750-1880
Links where you can find miniature food Cooked or uncooked Miniature food from around the world, they
have dollhouse size sushi and spaghetti and way more
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![]() How to make dollhouse curtains from paper |
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