2" Cheetah Runner
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2" Cheetah Runner
The Xyron 2" Cheetah Runner lets you apply a wide strip of acid free, permanent adhesive quickly and easily to a variety of projects. The cartridge-based runner features a dot patterned adhesive, an ergonomic design, and a cap to protect the adhesive when not in use. Includes a 2" x 30' long acid-free permanent adhesive cartridge.
SKU: XSCS005
Features:
- Quick and Easy
- Refillable
- Non-toxic, acid-free
- No mess, odors, or overspray
- Great alternative to spray adhesive
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| Cartridge Included: | 30' long Acid-Free Permanent Adhesive |
| Permanent Refill | 30' long |
| Operational Width: | 2" wide |
| Weight | .53 |
Wall Hanging
2" Cheetah Runner Demo
Wedding Layout - Dad and I
Artist:
Christina Klauer
Estimated Time:
0.5
Difficulty:
Beginner
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Trim down patterned paper to 11" x 11" & adhere to 12" x 12" black cardstock background by using the Xyron 2" Adhesive Runner.
- Use the Xyron 9" Creative Stationd to ahere 8 x 10 picture to left of design. Add patterned strip over edge.
- Add rhinestones randomly on design.
- Add flower & chipboard embellishment to right hand corner of picture.
Other Materials
- Me & My Big Ideas Scrapbook Kit-Trousse d’ album- souvenir
- Black cardstock
- Black Flower
- Pink Rhinestones
- Flowers
- Chipboard Embellishments
- 8" x 10" Photo
Fall Placemats
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
0.5
Difficulty:
Beginner
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Use your circle template to cut the largest circle possible from your 12" x 12" piece of paper. If you don’t have anything large enough, you can use your ruler and pencil to measure out from a smaller circle to get the size you need, or you can draw a large circle using a piece of string and a pencil, just hold the string in place in the center of the page with the pencil tied to the end and pull the pencil around the paper to get your shape.
- Use one of these methods or a large template to get the largest circle possible out of your 18" x 18" piece of paper.
- Trace and cut with scissors. Use your gold pen to draw a ring around the edges of each circle. This is just to add a little extra detail and doesn’t need to be perfectly even.
- Use the 2” and 3/8 inch adhesive runners to attach the smaller circle to the top of the larger circle.
Other Materials
- 1 Piece of 18" x 18" Paper
- 1 Piece of 12" x 12" Paper
- Metallic Gold Pen
- Circle Template
Pendaflex Single Level Filer
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Begin by laying the front and back ends of the filer holder over the back side of the patterned papers and trace the curve onto the paper. Use scissors to cut away the paper, just inside the pencil lines. Hold the cute pieces up against the sides to be sure that they will fit, then use them to cut identical pieces out of the solid cardstock.
- These pieces will go on the inside of the box, and may need to have approximately ¼” trimmed off the height because of the bottom on the inside. Run all pieces through the Xyron 9" Creative Station, then attach to the file box.
- Take the third piece of patterned paper and trim it to fit the width of a file folder. Use the Xyron 2” Adhesive Runner to attach the paper to the front side of the folder. Fold approximately 2” of the paper and attach it to the inside of the folder. Take the 4” wide strips of paper and attach them (folded in half) to the top edges of the folders after running them through the Xyron 9" Creative Station.
- Use the Xyron 2” Adhesive Runner to attach the 2” strip of paper to the front of the file box. Tie one end of the ribbon into a knot with a short tail and attach it to the front of the box, over the strip of paper with the Xyron 3/8” Adhesice Runner and trim the end.
- Layer the paper flower, die cut flower and fabric covered brad to make an embellishment. Use adhesive dots to attach the flower embellishment under the ribbon. Cut the scrap of paper to fit the chipboard center of the metal label.
- Run the paper through the Xyron 1.5" create-a-sticker and attach it to the chipboard oval, then attach the oval to the center of the metal label and place the label on the file folder in front.
Other Materials
- Oxford® DecoFlex®
- 3 Sheets of 12"x12" Patterned Paper
- 4 Sheets of 8.5"x11" Solid Color Cardstock
- 6 Strips of 4"x12" Patterned Paper
- 1 Strip 2"x12" Patterned Paper
- 1 Metal Label with Chipboard Insert
- 2 Die Cut Flowers
- 1 Fabric Covered Brad
- 18" of 1.5" wide ribbon
- Paper Trimmer
- Ruler
- Adhesive Foam Dots
Christmas Stocking
Artist:
Christina Klauer
Estimated Time:
0.5
Difficulty:
Beginner-Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Create stocking by tracing a pattern onto cardstock and chipboard (use Xacto knife to cut chipboard). Adhere cardstock onto chipboard with Xyron 2" runner. Ink edges.
- Cut stocking top from pattern out of patterned paper and punch 4 small circles. Adhere with Xyron 3/8" runner to top of stocking and circles to stocking.
- Add stitches with white gel pen.
- Using a strip of coordinating cardstock print images with the Xyron Design Runner, cut out and attach to another piece of patterned paper. Adhere using the Xyron 1.5" create-a-sticker.
- Cut 2 different sized star with the Personal Cutting System Junkitz Design Book and run through the Xyron 1.5" create-a-sticker. Wrap bead trim around stocking and adhere star using 3/8" adhesive runner to stocking.
- Using a scrap of coordinating patterned paper, create a loop for stocking holder and attach using 3/8" adhesive runner to back.
Other Materials
- Patterned Paper
- Cardstock
- Chipboard
- Small Circle Punch
- Distress Ink
- Bead Trim
- Xacto Knife
- White Gel Pen
See Thru Picture Frame
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Use the liquid adhesive to secure one piece of the glass in the picture frame and allow to dry.
- Layout pictures on the other piece of glass. Use the circle cutter to cut out circles in different sizes to use over and under the 2nd piece of glass. Ink edges of circles and pictures with a ink pad.
- Attach the picture to the front side of the 2nd piece of glass using the Xyron 2" Adhesive Runner. Then attach any circles that you're putting on the front of the glass with a Xyron 3/8" Adhesive Runner.
- Attach circles to the backside of the 2nd panel, use the Xyron 9" Creative Station. Run the circles thru the Xyron 9" Creative Station with the patterned side down. (This will make the side that will be seen thru the frame covered in adheisve).
- Attach the circles to the back of the glass. Use the liquid glue to secure the 2nd piece of glass to the frame. Allow to dry.
- Use the embellishments to finish off the project. Cut the larger rhinestone swirls so they fit better.
Other Materials
- Assorted Patterned Papers
- Assorted Embellishments (flowers, buttons, stickers & rhinestone swirls)
- Recycled Picture Frame
- 2 pieces of glass or acrylic that fit inside the frame
- Circle Cutter
- Paper Trimmer
- Scissors
- Ink Pad
- Pictures
- Strong Liquid Adhesive
Pendaflex Invoice Box
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Use the ruler to measure all sides of the box that will be covered with paper. Use the paper trimmer to cut all the pieces of paper to size and run them through the Xyron 9" Creative Station
- Attach the papers to the outside of the box and trim with a craft knife if necessary. If you would like, you can remove the clasp from the side of the box and replace it after you have attached the paper. If any of the pieces of paper are too large to run through the Xyron 9" Creative Station, attach them to the box using the 2” or 3/8” Adhesive Runners.
- Add binding tape to the seams of the box for added interest and to cover up any rough spots on the paper.
- Take a scrap of the paper that’s left over and use the stamps and ink pad to spell out a label for the front of the box. Tear the edges of the paper around the stamped image, then ink the edges of the paper with the ink pad. Run this label through the Xyron 9" Creative Station and attach it to the front of the box.
Other Materials
- Oxford® Box Files
- 3 Sheets of 12"x12" Patterned Paper
- Binding Tape
- Ruler
- Scissors
- Paper Trimmer
- Black Ink Pad
- Acrylic Stamps
- Craft Knife
Birthday Party Invitation
Artist:
Elizabeth Bracco
Estimated Time:
0.5
Difficulty:
Beginner-Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Score the 8.5” x 5.5” of cardstock in half (4.25” is center) this will be your card base.
- Use the Xyron 2" Adhesive Runner to adhere the 4” x 5.35” piece of light blue pattern cardstock to the center of the card base.
- Cut from the Xyron Wishblade are the cupcake with candle base from the striped pattern cardstock, cupcake topping from the pink and white polka dot pattern cardstock, the candle from the green and white pattern cardstock. Cut out a message banner from the pink cardstock that is 4" x 3/4".
- Run the striped cardstock cupcake with candle base thru the Xyron 5" create-a-sticker. Adhere to card base. TIP: Run the candle cut-out thru the Xyron 5" Creative Station at this same time to save adhesive.
- Run the pink and white polka dot cupcake topping thru the Xyron 5" create-a-sticker, POLKA DOT SIDE FACE DOWN. Place white sheer flowers over the adhesive and trim edges with scissors. Run the piece back thru the Xyron 5" create-a-sticker with the flower covered side up. Remove top backing.
- Before removing the candle from the adhesive backing, use the Xyron 3/8” adhesive runner to add adhesive to the ‘flame’ of the candle. Sprinkle with glitter. Remove candle from adhesive backing and adhere to top of cupcake, on top of cupcake topping.
- Follow the instructions for typing your own sentiment with the Xyron Design Disc Maker and print with the Xyron Design Runner using the Xyron Design Runner Accessory Kit. Print onto the pink message banner.
- Use the Xyron 3/8” adhesive runner to adhere the pink message banner to the cupcake bottom.
- Adhere the bluebird and crown to end of pink message banner.
Other Materials
- All paper and embellishments are from the Imaginesce Fairest Of Them All line unless otherwise noted.
- Pink cardstock 8.5” x 11”
- Light blue cardstock 8.5” x 5.5”
- Light blue patterned cardstock 4” x 5.25”
- Striped pattern cardstock 6” x 6”
- White and pink polka dot pattern cardstock 6” x 6”
- Green and white pattern cardstock 4” x 4”
- White sheer flowers – 3 per card
- Pink, green and blue glitter brads – 7 per card
- Bluebird and crown chipboard shapes
- Chunky crystal glitter
- Paper Trimmer
- Scoring tool
- Paper Piercer
- Scissors
Christmas Tree Photo Box
Artist:
Kay Brown
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Beginner
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Cover frame in red dot patterned paper using the 2" Cheetah Runner.
- Punch squares from cardstock and patterned paper. Using the 2.5" create-a-sticker, adhere squares to the front of frame in a tree shape.
- Punch stars from green velvet paper. Adhere randomly with the 2.5" create-a-sticker squares.
- Punch squares from your photos and attach to random squares using the 2.5" create-a-sticker and the Repositionable Adhesive Cartridge so you can change them from year to year.
Other Materials
- Picture Frame
- Red Dot Paper - Frances Meyer
- Green Dot Paper - Frances Meyer
- Red and Green Velvet Paper - Doodlebug
- Pink and Brown Cardstock
- Square Punch
- Star Punch
Double Hanging Plaque
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Paint edges of the wooden plaques and allow to dry.
- Measure tops of the plaques and cut papers to fit.
- Cut the other papers and pictures to the desired sizes then use the sandpaper to rough up the edges of the papers and pictures, then ink the distressed edges.
- To join the plaques together and attach the ribbon that it will hang from, cut different lengths of ribbon. The ones I used to separate the plaques were about 6” long. I also cut 8 scraps of chipboard that were about 1” tall and as wide as the ribbon I used. I attached them to the ends of the ribbon using the Xyron 3/8”Adhesive Runner.
- Once all the ends of the ribbon that need to be attached to the plaques are wrapped around chipboard, use the staple gun to secure them to the boards. (Staple through the ribbon and chipboard to prevent the ribbon from tearing when you hang it).
- Attach the background paper to the board after running it through the Xyron 9" Creative Station.
- Use the Xyron 2”Adhesive Runner to attach the additional papers and pictures to the boards. Use the Xyron 3/8" Adhesive Runner to attach the embellishments.
- Tie a piece of twine around one of the boards for added embellishment. Complete the project by adding any other desired embellishments.
Other Materials
- 2 Wooden Plaques
- Paint
- Embellishments
- Sandpaper
- Patterned Papers
- Ribbon
- Chipboard
- Photos
- Staple Gun
- Twine
- Ink Pad
- Paper Trimmer
Fall Menu
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Begin by drawing your scalloped circle using the Create and Cut program for the Wishblade.
- Create a new polygon. In Design Central, select the polyygon tab and increase the number of sides to 17, you will see a circle click hold and pull to give the side a curvature. when you have the desired length you will notice a second circle a bit outside of the shape, use that to adjust to the desired curve effect.
- Copy and paste to fit many on a page, repeat until you have the number of menus needed. Cut out on your Wishblade using the metallic paper.
- In your word processing program, type up your menu. You may want to choose a more decorative font for the title and a simpler and easier to read font for the contents of the menu.
- Type the lines so that they will fit well into the circle shape, and be sure that the size of your menu is smaller than your scalloped circle. Print them out on a practice paper until you’re sure that you like the way they look, then print them out on the cream cardstock.
- Use your circle cutter to cut the menus out of your cardstock, then trace around the edges of each cream circle with the gold pen.
- Attach your cardstock menus to the scalloped circles using the Xyron 2" Adhesive Runner.
Other Materials
- Computer with Word Processing Software
- Printer
- Copper Metallic Paper
- Cream Textured Cardstock
- Gold Metallic Paint Pen
- Circle Cutter
Pendaflex Multi Tiered Filer
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Beginner
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Use the ruler to measure the paper for the front and back of the file holder. Cut it to size with the paper trimmer, if needed.
- Lay the filer holder over the back side of the paper and use the pencil to trace the curved lines on the box onto the back side of the paper. Cut out the curves with the scissors.
- Use the cut pieces of paper as templates to trace the shapes onto the black cardstock that will line the inside of the file box. Cut these pieces out using the paper trimmer and scissors.
- To attach these to the front, back and insides of the box, use the Xyron 2” and 3/8” Adhesive Runners.
- Use the ink pad to ink the edges of the strip of paper with the design or quote, then attach it to the front of the box using the adhesive foam dots. Place the file folders that come with the box inside at different levels, then attach the clips to the folders.
Other Materials
- Oxford® Super DecoFlex®
- PileSmart®Label Clips, Primary Colors, #18651
- 2 Sheets of 12"x12" Patterned Paper
- 2 Sheets of 12"x12" Black Cardstock
- 1 Strip 12"x4" of coordinating paper with a quote or design
- Ruler
- Scissors
- Paper Trimmer
- Black Ink Pad
- Adhesive Foam Dots
Advent Calendar
Artist:
Patti Milazzo
Estimated Time:
2
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Round corners of the 12" x 12" cardstock; ink edges.
- Use the Xyron Design Runner and Engraved Font Disc to print "1 - 25".
- Cut with 1 3. Lay circles on background, leave space for the rectangles at top and bottom.
- Mark where the brads will be attached; use the Clikit tool to punch 1/16" holes on pencil marks. Attach and secure mini brads to hang tags.
- Cut a 9" x 4" piece of light cardstock, round corners, ink edges and adhere with 2" Adhesive Runner. Print "Countdown To" and the letters "h", "i", "s" and on cardstock with the Xyron Design Runner and Engraved Font Disc. Use 1 5/8" circle punch to cut letters. Ink edges. Trim other letters from Holiday Letters patterned paper. Use Xyron 2.5" create-a-sticker to adhere. Add star rub-ons.
- Cut a 2" x 3" piece of cardstock, round corners. Apply Magic of Christmas" sticker, ink edges and adhere with Xyron 2.5" create-a-sticker.
- Punch 2 - 1" circles and adhere to top corners. Punch ribbon. Cut black ribbon to 24", thread ends through the holes and knot.
Other Materials
- Clikit by Karen Foster Design
- Prism 12" x 12" Cardstock
- 3-4 coordinated solid colors
- Corner Rounder by EK Success
- Color Box Charcoal Chalk Ink by Clearsnap
- Circle Punches (1 3/4", 1 5/8" and 1") by EK Success
- 1/8" & 1/4" Hole Punches by Fiskars Brands
- Mini Brads
- Holly Jolly Christmas Rub-ons
- December Rub-ons by Karen Foster Design
- Christmas Ribbons and Holiday Letters
- Patterned Paper by Karen Foster Design
- Magic of Christmas Stickers by Karen Foster Design
- 24" of 5/8" Black Ribbon by Offray
Halloween CD Case
Artist:
Alice Golden for Xyron and Karen Foster Design
Estimated Time:
1.5
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- With the Xyron Design Runner and Occasions design disc print "Spooktacular" several times in a circle onto the Papaya Puree Dark cardstock. (Tip: I found the easiest way to do this is to hold the Design Runner in one position and rotate the cardstock. Practice on scrap paper first!). Trim to fit metal CD tin and ink edges with black ink.
- Print "Halloween Music" on Ghoulish Green paper and trim to circle shape to fit inside cardstock, as shown. Ink edges with black and add witches hat sticker to one edge.
- Attach orange loopy brads to either side of circle and thread with orange Scrapper's Floss. Add alphabet beads to a safety pin to spell "Boo" and attach to Scrapper's Floss. Knot mini orange ric-rac through end of safety pin.
- Apply magnet tape to back of decorated cardstock and adhere to cover of CD tin.
Other Materials
- Papaya Puree Dark cardstock - Karen Foster Design
- Ghoulish Green paper - Karen Foster Design
- Happy Halloween Stickers - Karen Foster Design
- Limeade Simply Sweet Cardstock Stickers - Doodlebug Design, Inc.
- Black & White Long Doubledecker Ink Pad - Karen Foster Design
- Orange Loopy Brads - Karen Foster Design
- Orange Scrapper's Floss - Karen Foster Design
- Orange Mini Ric-Rac - The Ribbon Jar
- Alphabet Beads - Westrim Crafts
- Metal CD Tin - Wilton
Pendaflex Large Paper Sorter
Artist:
Jessica Barnett
Estimated Time:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Use the ruler to measure the height of the side of the paper holder (allowing for a small border around the edge) and cut four of the pieces of paper to fit that height using the paper trimmer.
- Lay the paper holder on top of the trimmed pieces of paper and use a pencil to trace the curve onto the backside of the paper. Trim away the excess paper using scissors. Use these same methods to cut papers for the inside pieces, but be sure to remove them from the holder first and allow for extra space at the top and bottom of these pieces because they have to be able to fit back inside the slots of the holder.
- Use the Xyron 2” and 3/8” Adhesive Runners to attach the papers to both sides of the ends and middle dividers. If there is any excess sticking up over the sides, use a craft knife to trim.
- Run a piece of ribbon along the curved edge of the holder and cut to length. (you will need two of these pieces). Run the ribbon pieces through the Xyron 1.5" create-a-sticker and attach to the two curved end pieces. At the tightest parts of the curves, you will need to use your scissors to cut small slits into the ribbon so that it will lay flat on the plastic.
- Take the two flowers and fold them in half. This allows you to cover a bigger area with them and also makes them look fuller. Use dimensional adhesive dots to hold them in a folded position, then use more of the dots to attach them to the side of the paper holder. Use the dots one more time to attach the label on top of the flowers.
Other Materials
- Oxford® DecoRack®
- 8 Sheets of 12"x12" Patterned Paper
- 1 Spool of 2" wide Ribbon
- 6 Strips of 4"x12" Patterned Paper
- 1 Strip 2"x12" Patterned Paper
- 1 Coordinating Label
- Craft Knife
- Paper Trimmer
- Ruler
- Adhesive Foam Dots
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