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: For stubborn curls, lightly mist the back of the paper with distilled water (avoiding ink) and immediately press it between heavy boards to dry. 2. Cutting with Precision (The "Narrow")

If your paper is rolled, wrinkled, or buckled, you must relax the fibers before cutting to ensure accuracy. straight_and_narrow

: The most reliable method is using a metal ruler and a utility or craft knife . Hold the ruler firmly and pull the blade along the edge in one smooth motion. : For stubborn curls, lightly mist the back

: Set a clothes iron to the lowest heat setting . Place a thin towel or parchment paper over the document to prevent scorching, and move the iron in constant circular motions. : The most reliable method is using a

: For thicker cardstock, use a bone folder or the back of a butter knife to "score" (dent) the paper line first. This creates a weakened path for your blade or scissors to follow.

: To get a straight tear without tools, fold the paper sharply, crease it multiple times in both directions with a fingernail, and then pull the paper away from the fold line while it is flat on a table.