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| How to recover a mouse pad that may be torn or damaged, or just looks dirty maybe it has an advertisement on it. |
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Select a piece of fabric for the mouse pad ... use a piece of iron-on adhesive (bought by the yard at fabric stores) cut a piece to iron on the back side of the fabric. To be on the safe side, leave overhang of fabric (remove the paper from adhesive that you ironed to the fabric) and place fabric adhesive side down on the mouse pad and iron. When cool, trim the excess fabric around the mouse pad with sharp point craft Exacto type knife. |
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You can also use old mouse pads as hot pads for the table.
Ruth says stamp pads can be made from computer mouse pads,
cut them into the size you want and use scissors or exacto knife to cut design of your choice and dip into ink pad.
cut them into the size you want and use scissors or exacto knife to cut design of your choice and dip into ink pad.
By the way the new models of mouse do not need a pad, these are widely available at stores.
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