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Old 09-25-2009, 06:40 AM   #1  
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Default Help on getting rid of nubs from perforations...

I have been making some cards using a Scrapping Paper Pack...Its full of wonderful goodies but you have to get the are perforated in areas and when I take them out they have little nubs...whats the best way to get rid of those...I dont want to cut them because it can cut into the paper...any suggestions?? Thanks! Cookie
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I've used an emery board, or one of those foam blocks that you get to smooth nails. I keep a couple of them with my Nesties to smooth the rough edges that sometimes happen. Seems like maybe it would work for perforations, too.
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I've used an emery board, or one of those foam blocks that you get to smooth nails. I keep a couple of them with my Nesties to smooth the rough edges that sometimes happen. Seems like maybe it would work for perforations, too.
Thank you so much! I will try it!
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I was going to say the same thing. I just sand them off.
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