Do not throw you plastic dishes from ready sliced ham/bacon etc use for cutting templates

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StephanieFitzgerald wrote on 18 March 2012

Great idea. I recently bought a template and was so disappointed when I opened the packet and found out how small it was. I had already decided to photocopy it in a larger size but was wondering what to make it in when I found your top tip. Thank you.

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erinfb wrote on 24 November 2011

good idea could use plastic plates with diecut bigshot

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ragsandriches wrote on 01 November 2011

Good idea. Thanks

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Nevada wrote on 22 October 2011

I've used cereal boxes too - good money-saving idea. Great way to recycle too

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JenniferBrighty wrote on 07 October 2011

what a great idea..have used cereal boxes..but think these will be more robust.

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elisabunny wrote on 01 September 2011

What a great idea Chris, will give it a go - lol Sonia xx

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