Can you draw on these? Would sharpies work? I wanted to do a project with students to make their own stickers.
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Actually, I can answer this as a retired teacher as well as a user of these sheets. Yours is a GREAT idea - yes, sharpies definitely work [I just tested to be certain], you can draw on these and - as we both know - kids love this type of project. I do not know how many students you would have involved but with 2000 labels at your disposal :) it is very cost efficient. Good luck to you with your project and have a wonderful, much deserved summer break! - Sue in NH
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Absolutely! They feel like normal paper on the front, so markers, pens or even crayons would be fine to use. Depending on the age group of the kids, you may have to help them peel the back off if they make shapes and cut their sticker out. Have fun!
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They would work best with sharpies, pens or crayons. They are not very good for use in a lazer printer. Too much curl and recurl so it wont feed correctly.
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I don't see why not, they feel just like regular paper and I am sure with Sharpies at least there would be no issue with drawing on them.
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Yes, you can certainly draw on these. They are pretty much like regular paper, so pens or sharpies will work just fine.
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I think they work GREAT on canvas board.. if he/she pushes hard she'll just be wasting product but they are quite fun on canvas board. once done with the coloring, he/she can paint out the colors. I've had nothing but positive results with gelato's. or the kids 12 stick box of colors. Enjoy
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The best answer is no, because they are too fine of a point to show up well on black. Your best bet would be pastel pens with a bolder point.
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You can use a sharpie on them but if they are handled by kids, the moisture on their hands will start to transfer the ink to their hands too. This plastic is smooth and not porous which would hold the ink for an extended time. A laminated sticker (ink surface sealed) with your Letter or Number on it would hold longer and would look better over time.
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I don't think they are meant for that - we have only used them for paper and coloring books. I believe they do make window markers though, or even dry erase (Expo) markers work fine on windows (but they don't wash out of clothes like crayola).
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I think that they don't work for rubber stamps. They have a regular size, not like a sharpie, and there are washable, you need brush like a sharpie for that kind of work
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You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
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I'm not sure because I haven't used a marker on mine. However, the wood is really smooth. I would try using a permanent marker rather than a water-based crayola type. It would probably work fine.
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Hi Catherine... Yes if you use a FINE TIP Sharpie it will work fine. As you are aware they are small pieces so I would suggest having the guests write on the back side. Don B San Diego, CA
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Some reviews mentioned them falling apart when washed, so you might want to avoid tie dying. We put cardboard inside and used colorful sharpie markers. Kids stenciled or drew their own thing. Then we gave them the choice to either leave them as they were or drip alcohol over the drawing. Markers then ran and gave an effect similar to tie dye. This is not the website I used but it looks even better. We only needed them for very light duty so it didn't matter that they were cheap. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=enISuVlmD6M
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I wouldn't use this. I would use the chalk paint pens. They work really well for what you are wanting to do.
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These are paper. So you can use pencil, ink pen, sharpie marker, or a crayon if you'd like :)
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U could, but these r very easy to use and the stencil won't even be necessary :) My 3 daughters (13,10, &5) and I have created some awesome stuff freehand.
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You don't have to use just pens. Colored pencils and markers work well as long as the point can fit in the hole.
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Looks like I'm coming late to this party, but sure you can! If it's a sharpie** Did anyone say that already?? LOL I would not use any other kind of marker :D
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I use them for lettering on pallets. However, if you could normally draw on leather with oil-based paint, these Sharpies should work the same way. I love them!
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I don't see why you couldn't use them to draw as they do not spread or run once they are applied; I use them to mark on fabric so can only theorize on the results on paper.