X-acto Knife

Find ways to use an X-acto knife to embellish crafts projects.

Articles

… to use! See it in action now! Elmer’s Gripster X - ACTO Knife For hand-cutting, the Elmer’s Gripster X - ACTO Knife can’t be beat! See it in action now! recent blog …

Four Vegetarian Pumpkins

… the free stencil in the link below. Carve a face with simple features -- eyes, nose, and mouth. Next, use an X - Acto knife or a V-shaped wood chisel to cut the face with jagged cracks, as many or as few as you wish. The cuts give the …

A Handful of Lavender

… Stencil brushes Tracing paper Clear stencil acetate X - ACTO knife Stencil adhesive Painter's tape 1. Paint the walls … pieces together with tape. Cut out the stencil with an X - ACTO knife . 3. Spray the stencil with adhesive and position on …

Videos

Ding-Dong Delivery

This costume delivers big laughs and it’s super simple to make.

Wed, 7 Oct 2009|More from Holidays
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computer and I'm gonna just cut these out here with a little X-Acto knife . Just be careful when you're using X-Acto knife . It can be super sharp. I've got a little straight edge here. So I'm just gonna cut around. And the great thing

Creepy Candy Cover-Ups

"Delight your trick-or-treaters with these special disguises."

Fri, 24 Oct 2008|More from Holidays
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traced my eyes onto my scrapbook paper here, and then using an X-Acto knife , I'm just gonna start cutting out my eyes. So you're gonna wanna do this pretty carefully because some of the designs are

Bat Cones

Guests are sure to hang around to make sure they get one of these batty favors! The secret….a simple cone!

Wed, 22 Oct 2008|More from Holidays
|X-acto Knifefound at1:04

you have to. So, I'm actually gonna use the back of my X-Acto knife , and I'm just gonna make a crease to score it like this, and then, I'm going to use these really, really cool