Could I use these for decorating wreaths? I plan to wire them or hot glue them to deco mesh. Thanks!
1698664
They're small enough that you probably could and theys rent heavy. I used them for my daughters 3rd birthday party to put jewelry in for the girls. You may be fine with hot glue since they're so light. Good luck!
870004
I definitely think you could put glue on the knob because the base is big enough.I hang wreath on my mirror at christmas with 3m tabs.I like them because they are easy to remove and don't damage my mirror.I would definitely ask someone at your hardware store.
1447448
Sure, if you can figure out a way to glue them in place. I suspect there is a glue now for everything. I just wouldn't use them without it.
1213278
As long as the wire insulation is not old/ stiff these work great. I have only used them on stranded wire, not solid core though.
1886965
I'm not sure I would do that. They are just tin inside. I love them for just decoration though. I have them on a chicken wire three tier shelf. Hope this helps.
1865538
Possibly. Depending on how secure you want them, you could glue. I wouldnt recommend drilling holes because they are fairly thin and you'd likely destroy some LEDs on the edge or some of the circuit board.
896026
I believe you can; although, it may require several coats, and you may want to consider other variables, such as climate, weather conditions or the purpose they will serve, so far, I have used this product for indoor art projects. It is a great product. You may want to contact the manufacturer for more information, or research other products Amazon has to offer because the sites are vary informative. If it will be used for party decorations, you will be pleased.
255957
They work for glue and paint. Are you referring to dry glitter? Might work if you mix the glitter with paint and cut a slightly larger hole in the top if needed. Hope this helps.
1665209
you can try. ive tried tons of glue, but nothing worked:/ they aren't flexible at all. they're way too stiff. better off using super glue for them! lol.
48968
I am not sure. We used them for decorating our sons room and cut them up to make a railing out of them. Sorry.
2272830
It depends upon how you wish to hang them. I actually used very small white Christmas strand lights and extended them throughout the outlining ceiling...(I hung them with very small hooks around the ceiling area and than extended them behind my daughters headboard...very pretty look). I would be very careful with the lighting you use since they are paper...with this look you only could use one strand for the two (depending how far apart they are), otherwise you may have to use two cords...depending on how you are thinking of utilizing them. Hope this helps...
357750
These are very SMALL quantities to use on walls, so I assume you're doing small designs? I don't see why they wouldn't be just fine--they are acrylic and would behave as they do on paper or any other object being decorated. I do not have a value for how long they would last, but keeping designs out of direct sunlight should help--and away from tiny hands too!.............m
1629337
Yes and they are great! You may want to hot glue them, but don't let that stop you. They are worth it. Love them.
750207
Sure, I hung mine using thin stainless steel cable. No worries, you just need to be creative on attaching them. BTW, these lights failed after about 6 months.
1704061
I wouldn't use these for christmas lights at all. They are for a dry, indoor, permanent installation. They require a regulated 12v DC current in order for them to perform properly. Not only that, but these require soldering in order to function as you only have a few connectors. It would look cool, but it would be too much headache for it to work and look good. If they would be outside, they're dead as soon as it rains.
541421
I'm not a Contractor or Builder etc., but I'm sure they would work with glue. I ordered several of these and used small nails, four along the back edge and three at the bottom of the lip. The only problem I would have with the glue would be the mess if/when you or someone after you would want to go back to the natural hardwood.
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I would go to a local Home Depot and ask which glue would work for this application. Just remember that the edge is not beveled and might look unfinished. I used these as center pieces.