I know many of you have Colluzle cutting systems, especially ones that are used to cut shapes. I have a quick tip on how to make cutting a little easier. With all the lines I know it's easy to lose which circle you were cutting or wanted to cut. This tip helps a little, although I still get confused myself.
All you need to do is take a Sharpie and outline every other circle. The tip of the marker should fit nicely in the groove, making a nice mark on the edges of the shape. You need a felt tip permanent marker for this, otherwise it will rub off on you and possibly your paper.
MFL, Mahalo For Looking. Remember email me with any questions!
JeNN
Thanks for the tip! As soon as I saw this, I outlined all of my Colluzles! Simple tip but very helpful. Love it!
Posted by: Dayna | April 26, 2008 at 12:35 AM
Hi, I have taken this tip one step further and colored each shape slot with a different color of permanent marker so it's even easier to follow the shape to be cut. I would love to see a tutorial on shading and highlighting with SU markers. I always just get the "flat" look. Thank you. Debie
Posted by: Debie | August 04, 2008 at 11:29 AM
Hi, I have taken this tip one step further and colored each shape slot with a different color of permanent marker so it's even easier to follow the shape to be cut. I would love to see a tutorial on shading and highlighting with SU markers. I always just get the "flat" look. Thank you. Debie
Posted by: Debie | August 04, 2008 at 11:29 AM
Hi,
I found it very helpful to number each line above the circle with a sharpie. Start with #1 for the largest circle, and go on down. This also was very helpful.
Marge
Posted by: Marge Waskiewicz | August 11, 2008 at 02:43 AM
I am looking for the Coluzzle cutting templates for the Circle and Oval but are no where to be found in my home town of Alabaster, Alabama. Are these templates available through you? IF not, do you have a suggestion where I can get them. I have a set, but they are really really worn and are hard to use now. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Deborahcee@aol.com (205-664-0225). Thank you for any information you can provide.
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