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Now that I think about it, meticulous time taken with a stencil for frosting should only be taken for one working hub, which can create many working dies, not that same time for each and every die. That exacto knife cut on E should be raised then, if it’s on a die.
A similar statement missed by those authoring this blog post (LINK) below when asked if “THESE” marks were made by an exacto knife, which were incuse, instead.
https://www.ikegroup.info/forum2/vie...812c4a2035d30c
(Realistically a left in frosting stencil set can double with pressure tilted because it is a relief struck through.)
Left on proof frosting tape struck through on a hub doubled die.
I got to looking more at what those NOW recognized localized exacto knife cuts each in a place on the left of the letters for stencil stability for localized frosting.
A tilt on upper left N. retained stencil doubled bottom of W.
IMG_6099.jpeg IMG_6107.jpeg IMG_6101.jpeg IMG_6102.jpeg IMG_6108.jpeg
A similar statement missed by those authoring this blog post (LINK) below when asked if “THESE” marks were made by an exacto knife, which were incuse, instead.
https://www.ikegroup.info/forum2/vie...812c4a2035d30c
(Realistically a left in frosting stencil set can double with pressure tilted because it is a relief struck through.)
Left on proof frosting tape struck through on a hub doubled die.
I got to looking more at what those NOW recognized localized exacto knife cuts each in a place on the left of the letters for stencil stability for localized frosting.
A tilt on upper left N. retained stencil doubled bottom of W.
IMG_6099.jpeg IMG_6107.jpeg IMG_6101.jpeg IMG_6102.jpeg IMG_6108.jpeg
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