Burning Holes In Landscape Fabric

We are getting ready to plant our flower farm, which means we are burning holes in landscape fabric. Using a tiger torch, we ditch the stencil and do it all by eye, because it is faster for us and actually works out well. Using landscape fabric helps us control weeds and frees up our time to do things other than pulling weeds.
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Trigger Start Propane Torch
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Links to Landscape Fabric
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This is for 4 foot wide fabric, we went for 5 feet to have overlap, but the price was good on this. They have 3 foot for a lot cheaper, but I think that would be too small for properly covering a garden bed.
Landscape staples to pin it to the ground
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Tiger Torch to burn holes in the fabric
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