I'm wanting to use them as name tags for a shower, would that work for these? We would still play the game the same way though. What's the material?
1139334
Yes i think so if you use small labels on the bottom, it is a felt material so a label woud stick to it..they come with little stickers to put inside them and it comes with 2 poopey stickers and the colored safety pins are cute..i just bought long straight pins to pin them on with..we reveled the einner at the end of the shower..hope this helps.
1139335
They are made of felt material. You can insert a name card in the diaper. Not sure how writing on felt would look.
1589113
They are plastic and come in several colors - I think red, purple, blue and green. They worked out real well for our party. Nice enough to wash and reuse over and over.
1072824
no, I don't think this is heavy enough for that application, and if you wanted a glossy finish - they would not be glossy either. so, they would not shuffle well.however if it is for a kid birthday or something, and you do not need it to be super heavy, or actually feel like playing cards, it might work OK.
1731840
They are just little plastic pellets, I believe they will work in your project, as for what type of " pure plastic" they are I don't know.I used them to make a doll set on a shelf without falling over.
1275354
They'd be fine for hats ... they are, essentially, what you see in the picture: two bits of plastic that click into place to make a 3D head. Mind, they're what you pay for -- quite light weight -- though sit as sturdy or sturdier than the foam wig heads I've used. Anyway wall mounting would require a bit of cleverness on your part for they aren't designed that way. A bit of wire and some hooks could probably do it....
570904
Yes, although it's not the best use of the design. They work well in the stack mode and interlock, when set on their side they can move if jarred.To aid in title selection I use tags ( on the end on the box) to catalog the tiles and rating then stack on the self in my library. They should work either way, enjoy.
1191750
U could look at gaming mats meant for card game play like Magic the Gathering and the like. There are a lot of thematic ones out there made by Wizards of the coast, Fantasy Flight and Cryptozoic and several other companies that make these types of card games. Meant to keep your gaming surface clean and your cards stay instead of sliding as much and they are made out of the same neoprene or mouse pad surface.
2110035
Mines in my shower. But it's the guest bath, not an everyday use thing, but I would think so- it that perminent- sticker like adhesive, not the stick & move kind! Good solid size too- online stuff tends to be very small!
604097
The best answer I can give is "bouncy ball material". T hey're some form of elastic plastic, I guess? They bounce very well.
2185761
I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
2265616
I used them as name tags for a luncheon with 60 women. I used a chalk pencil (they are great) did try the chalk pens but it left a slight shadow of the writing even using the liquid cleaner.
2152070
They may work, but I was thinking more along the lines of maybe "Magic: The Gathering" card sleeves. You can get them at any gaming stores in your area that sell M:TG cards or perhaps from "Wizards Of The Coast". I have never put them in any sleeves or anything, so I don't know about the penny sleeves. But the Magic sleeves or some equivalent would work. Sleeves for all cards would be kind of pricey though.
893764
It is straightforward but you are limited in terms of characters for naming items, I had to heavily abbreviate mine. Hope this helps!
2138599
I put these cute stickers on the metal base board that covers the heating system in my bathroom..that was six months ago. They have held up very nice thru all the steam from the bath and shower. However, i wouldn't put them inside your shower...they would simply fall off.
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I just got it last week, so i have not put it up yet. I will save this email and let you know. hope to put it up this weekend. I can tell you ok, just installed it! it is plastic, but most shower heads are. The shower arm bracket works fine. Good mobility.
774321
They are metal so if you have a low quality/painted shower curtain rod, they will scratch the bar. No more so than other metal shower curtain rings though. You would need hooks with balls on the top to prevent scratching. They don't get stuck or overlap each other if you're using a traditional shower curtain (which has individual holes for each hook). I've used these hooks for other Pinterest-y projects (a tie rack and belt rack) and they can get tangled up and clank a little in that case but never saw this or heard any excessive noise when using them with my actual shower curtain. These are just very basic but very sturdy hooks and with 50, you'll never run out.
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They're not very thick. Like a heavy paper stock. I've seen tags like this made out of wood that would be a better choice for permanent tags.