craft knife

Use a craft knife with a razor blade to cut it.

Cut them off at the base with a razor blade or craft knife.

Where two pieces have to meet, overlap the sheets and cut through both with a craft knife.

Trim the paper to the shape of the faces with a sharp craft knife.

Sometimes he thought of them like finely crafted knives hanging from his belt.

He added that attempts to slash his wrist with a craft knife had been made.

It is a light-weight tough material which can easily be cut with a craft knife.

Cut the tiles to the required width with a sharp craft knife, and just slip into place.

But that had turned up nothing of interest, apart from a craft knife that belonged to a 1987 case.

He said the two men attacked him with a tyre lever, hammer and a craft knife.

Use a craft knife for really sharp edges.

Craft knives can be useful for trimming pieces of pressed material if they are too large or the wrong shape.

Cut the mount with straight-edge and sharp craft knife.

Craft knives are tools mostly used for crafts.

One officer was stabbed with a craft knife, and another was knocked down by a blow to the back of the head.

Fiona put her hand in the pocket of her fleece and took out the craft knife.

With a little imagination and a sharp craft knife you can turn them into everything from decorative planters to musical instruments.

This gives it the feel of a heavy craft knife or pencil, making fine texturing easier on the elbow.

Use a sharp craft knife and steel straight-edge to score the backing of the tile.

Most of the head is clipped off and anything left is filed or shaved away with a sharp craft knife.

The vinyl is cut to size the a craft knife, the backing peeled off and the laminate simply stuck in place.

As an afterthought, she also added a craft knife with a retractable blade to her shopping basket.

Using the craft knife, cut around the edges of the wooden letter until you have cut completely around it.

Using a craft knife, cut out around the chipboard, then use a piece of sandpaper to add a finishing touch to your edges.

With a sharp craft knife or razor blade, carefully scrape out as much of the old glue as possible.