Texture Binding
Texture Binding
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Cachet Linen Watercolor Book 10x7 Sienna List Price: $17.10 Sale Price: $10.00  |
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The crisp texture and durability of the linen cover gives this sketchbook an understated elegence and universal appeal. This beautiful book contains high-quality watercolorpaper and is bound with a special double-wire binding system. |
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Cachet Linen Wire Sketchbook 5x8 Chartreuse List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: $9.00 |
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The crisp texture and durability of the linen cover gives this sketchbook an understated elegence and universal appeal. 70 lb., high-quality sketch paper in this book that is bound with a special double-wire binding system. |
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Cachet Linen Wire Sketchbook 5x8 Natural List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: $9.00 |
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The crisp texture and durability of the linen cover gives this sketchbook an understated elegence and universal appeal. 70 lb., high-quality sketch paper in this book that is bound with a special double-wire binding system. |
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GBC Designer Premium Plus View Presentation Binding Covers, Rounded Corners, Deco Cube, 25 Pieces Per Box (25830) List Price: $33.99 Sale Price: $4.31 |
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GBC2001854 Sophisticated, embossed designs give a customized, professional look to any presentation. Global Product Type: Binding Systems Covers; Size: 8 3/4 x 11 1/4; Front Cover Color(s): Frost; Back Cover Color(s): N/A... |
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Fun Crafts With Textures (Arts and Crafts Fun) List Price: $23.93 Sale Price: $13.45 |
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Komtrak Inspiral Gives You A New Twist On The Old Spiral
The best of both worlds, with an elegant look and feel all its own, the Komtrak Inspiral binding system lets you (or your print and copy shop) use your comb binding punch and spiral coil inserter to create a new kind of document that combines the rugged durability of comb binding and the functionality of spiral coil - and that has a unique, wide-coil look that is superior to either. Here are some of the features of the Komtrak Inspiral binding system.
- Loose-leaf or Permanent Binding. The original Inspiral system utilizes a removable clasp that goes at the end of your coil and allows for quick and easy changes and edits to your documents. Or, if you want to create a more permanent booklet, you can use the new Inspiral II spines that you can simply insert by hand or machine and crimp with needle nose pliers-no special crimpers required. Both of these systems give you the sheet security that can only come with multiple rings, as well as full 360 page rotation, and easy lie-flat functionality along with the distinctive and elegant look.
- Easy To Put Together. With Komtrak Inspiral binding, you can use equipment that is already in use by most copy and print shops, and perhaps even by your office. The ring spacing is designed to conveniently match the punch pattern of 91 hole plastic comb binding machines, with an insertion process that is faster and smoother because the rings are more tougher and more rigid. You can even use most standard spiral coil inserters to bind your projects, meaning that you can have new and distinctive looking documents using the equipment you already have on hand.
- Lots of Colors, Diameters, and Lengths. Komtrak Inspiral spines come in clear, black, and a special high-impact silver plastic. You can also get these spines in a wide variety of diameters from 10mm to 38mm, and in lengths from 8.5 inches to 11 inches so there is a spine to meet just about every need. Other colors and lengths are available by special order, so give Komtrak a call and see what they can do for you.
- Lots of Attractive Covers. Komtrak Inspiral covers are heavy-duty, waterproof, attractively textured and made out of acid free poly. They come with rounded corners and are designed with protective overhangs to keep your pages in peak condition. There are lots of colors to choose from including black, smoke, strawberry, grape, and lime. All back covers come in black and are a nice hefty.057" in thickness. The Art Gallery Sketchbook cover is a cleat textured cover that allows you to display whichever art you choose, and there are specialty covers such as lizard skin and iridescent weave that is specially embossed in colors such as yellow, orange, deep red, dark green, and copper.
As you can see, the options available with Komtrak Inspiral binding make it a great, inexpensive and unique way to change up the look of your books without breaking the bank.
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Need professional hair color advice: how to correct home coloring gone bad - curly afro-amer/black hair?
HI! I checked the archives for advice but all of them are for people who don't have my hair color or texture. I am an african american/black woman with naturally curly (kinky) black hair.
I dyed my hair "honey blonde" but it turned out to be "Ronald McDonald orange." From what I can tell from other responses, it might be good to use an ash-based demi-permanent color to fix this mess, but I don't know:
1) Does it make a difference whether I use "blond ash" or "lightest blond ash,"
2) How do I make sure I apply it evenly -- my hair is so frickin curly that I'm bound to miss something if I just apply it straight.
3) I'm just assuming that an ash demi-permanent color is the answer -- is there some other advice for black hair??
Please help!!!
First of all, I understand you said that your hair is kinky, so I am going to assume that you have not attempted to relax your hair prior to the coloring. If you hair is relaxed, I would not suggest you try to go any lighter. Next, typically using a box color on VIRGIN hair (not relaxed, permed, or previously colored) is only capable of lightening about 2 shades (unless you use a high lift color, in which case you could get 3-4 shades lighter.) So if your hair is darkest brown to black, what you have ultimately done is just exposed the underlying pigment in your hair and no extra processing time would have made the result any different. Ethnic hair is very tricky because it is much more delicate than other hair types. I would not recommend you attempt to correct this on your own. In answer to the question, an ash base will neutralize, to a small extent, the amount of red/orange tones, but probably not enough. Your hair should have been lightened with a bleach product as opposed to a box color. However, it will be extremely difficult and dangerous to try and get black hair to any shade of blonde due to the amount of processing time it would take to get to that point. By the time it is blonde, it will likely be on the floor. In conclusion, the best thing for you to do is to go to a salon to get your hair to a color that is tolerable. Once you have grown out your hair and it is completely virgin, you can try again, but have it done by a professional.
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