Introduction

Choosing the right foam core size for your project can be tricky. You might not know how big of a board you need or what size would work best for what you want to mount on it. Is your board going to be an exact replica of the item you’re mounting, smaller than it, larger than it? What if you have multiple items that are all different sizes?

Let’s take a look at each of these situations and explore what the best course of action would be so that your foam core board comes out exactly as envisioned!

The most basic information you will want to know when it comes to the foam core board you are purchasing is the size that you need, but how do you figure out which sizes will be the best for your project?

When it comes to choosing the size that you need, there are a few things that you will want to keep in mind. First and foremost, make sure that the size of your project matches up with the size of foam core boards available. If your project is too large for one sheet of foam core board and too small for two sheets, then this can become an issue.

The most basic information you will want to know when it comes to the foam core board you are purchasing is the size that you need, but how do you figure out which sizes will be the best for your project? Luckily, we’ve got some tips!

• The first thing to consider when looking at different sizes is how much space they take up—how many square feet or square inches would each sheet cover? This is especially important if this material needs to be transported from place A (your house) all over town (your local art supply store). If not already clear from looking at photos online or in person at various retailers’ stores nearby yours,’t forget about shipping costs too!’

This can be a bit of trial and error. One way to do this is by placing the items on top of a foam core as though you were going to mount them and then trace around them with a pencil.

• Place the items on a foam core as though you were going to mount them.
• Trace around the item with a pencil, making sure to keep the pencil close enough to the edge of your ruler so that it creates a straight line.
• Measure from one side of your tracing (or from an edge if there is no center) and make sure that it lines up with one of your edges on both sides of your foam core. This will ensure that when you cut out these shapes in foam core, they fit perfectly in place!

We also have templates available online you can use to make sure that your foam core boards are the exact size you need them to be before ordering.

• We also have templates available online you can use to make sure that your foam core boards are the exact size you need them to be before ordering. You can download our free, printable templates and cut them out yourself or order a custom set of board dimensions from us.
• Templates are available in many different sizes so that you can get exactly what you want.
• Our templates come in both PDF and Illustrator formats, so they’re compatible with any computer system or software program!

These templates allow you to print out various sizes of foam core so that you can see what sizing options might work best for your particular piece and then order accordingly.

If you’re having trouble visualizing the size you need for your project, try printing out these templates. They’ll allow you to see what sizing options might work best for your particular piece and then order accordingly.

For example, if I’m creating a large scale mural on foam core board that needs to be hung on a wall, it would make sense to print out the 4’x8′ template and cut my own foam core board in that size instead of buying pre-cut boards at the store. For smaller pieces, like business cards or postcards, there’s no reason why I couldn’t simply use one of those already-sized templates.

I’ve also found that many art supply stores will offer pricing deals if they know more than one person is purchasing items from them at one time (i.e., if someone wanted 30 sheets of 11″x17″ paper). This can be especially helpful when trying out different projects using different materials; however some stores may require an employee signature before honoring any such agreement so be sure to ask ahead of time if this isn’t clear!

Use our foam core templates so that your project comes out exactly as you envisioned it.

If you’ve always dreamed of making a beautiful piece for your home, but are unsure about how to make it come to life, we can help. We offer a range of templates so that your project comes out exactly as you envisioned it.

All our template sheets are available online and can be downloaded for free. They come in various sizes, materials and colors so that there is something for everyone! They also come in different shapes (round, square & rectangular) so pick whichever fits best with the project at hand!

Conclusion

We hope this guide has been helpful in answering any questions about foam core! If you have any further questions about our products, please contact us and we will be happy to help.