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Stencils with Islands - Pt. 2

Step 4Tape 'em Down

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Secure the bridges! Ready the ramparts!

OK, this is duct tape. Duct tape on cardboard. Duct tape that is holding wire onto the cardboard. I'm sure you're not even reading this. Absolutely positive. Crap, I need some more wine.
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Jun 27, 2010. 5:31 PMtypo3150 says:
Photo v. helpful! Did you know that silkscreening is thought to have developed this way, from women tying silk threads to stabilize paper cutouts in Japan or China I think …
Jun 18, 2007. 1:41 PMneuralstatic says:
bingo.

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