Rotary Cutting Mat ripples..
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I have heard this works, but try at your own peril! preheat oven to warm, not 350. Turn off and place cutting mat on flat cookie sheet in the oven to relax. If you try this, let me know how it works for you. Just make sure that your cookie sheet is big enough. You might try doing the same thing in the trunk of your car on a sunny day, I know they get wrecked that way, maybe that can fix them, too.
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Thanks, I'll try! Have tried putting over heating vent, ironing under towels then pressing, hot water. piles of books... *Sigh* Maybe I should contact customer service at the maker's web site.
Ooh, the plywood trick might be good to use when its brand-new!
Ooh, the plywood trick might be good to use when its brand-new!
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Yah, but they still have the ripple! I'd not use plywood, but some stiff cardboard or something. I have a free counter space and a second bad board that I could actually glue to permanently! I'll let you know. (No DH to say I can't!) Like I put nails under my sewing table to keep the peddle in place!
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Originally Posted by AtHomeSewing
I am going to try to glue one down to a piece of plywood to see if that will work. Other than that possibility, I haven't heard of anything that will work.
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