I finally found some at a store in a different town. I am going to use it for crafting. I have some cards for the kids I was going to use the laminator for but I might go this route. Thanks.
I do mine with dollar tree contact paper, it’s not as shiny as yours but, for my activity cards for my third graders, it works as well. I’ll try to find the one you are using ☺️ thanks for the video!
I also use contact paper and find its the best way so fast. Just bought a laminator and pockets but can’t make creases or punch for tns without getting air pockets. I guess I’m old school.☺️
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I finally found some at a store in a different town. I am going to use it for crafting. I have some cards for the kids I was going to use the laminator for but I might go this route. Thanks.
I do mine with dollar tree contact paper, it’s not as shiny as yours but, for my activity cards for my third graders, it works as well. I’ll try to find the one you are using ☺️ thanks for the video!
Wonder if you can make clear pockets using that. Probably not as when you cute theres nothing to keeping them together. Thanks this was cool.
I also use contact paper and find its the best way so fast. Just bought a laminator and pockets but can’t make creases or punch for tns without getting air pockets. I guess I’m old school.☺️
How does it hold up with sharp/pointy objects making contact and long contact with water (around 6+ hours)?
Where do you find peel and stick
I fail to see why this is easier than the machine
Can’t find the peel & stick laminate. All I see is shelf liner.
Has anyone tried "laminating" fabric with this method?