Will these work for tie-dye-ing? I need them for a birthday craft activity. Also, is the label very noticeable?
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since I'm not a crafts person, I don't know about tie dying....but you should not have a problem with the label being noticed.
892928
I don't know much about tie-dying, but I think they would be ok for it. Logo is small and towards the bottom of the bags. If you tie-dyed the bags, I doubt the logo would show up much unless you were really looking for it. Hope this helps. I'm not very crafty!
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I think these would work well for tie dye. The label is very faint and should not interfere.
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If you are referring to the logo in the corner at its current color no it is not noticeable, changing the color of the bag may or may not make more noticeable. As for tie-dyeing they are HEAVY canvass and don't know how much fun wrestling with it for that project would be.
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I really don't know. I have just used them to create stripes and designs on my nails by painting over them then taking them off which they work great for! I'm happy with them.
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I honestly don't have an answer. I have not used these on fabric. My kids use them as face paint. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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Yes, its how I used them. There may be some trial and error aligning them the first time so use a template so you don't waste labels. I used them for return address labels, and labels for party favors...came out great!
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i'm not sure. they have polyester in then. i would think all cotton would be more desirable for tie-dying .
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Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is to use less putty especially on the smaller stars. They should stay on with even a small amount the size of a ball point pen tip. You may try an arts and crafts store. They may have something similar if all else fails.
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I would not recommend using them as name tags directly on clothes. They are very thin and extremely sticky, they would probably ruin a shirt. You could stick them onto something else like a plastic clip name tag and use them that way.
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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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I don't know. They seemed pretty soft to me. You could always wash them before dying them. I think the feedback had several comments about people who successfully tie-dyed them.
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Hi there. I bought these jars to make fairy dust necklaces as a take-home gift for my 5 year old daughter's birthday party. They worked out great. Tip: purchase very thin ribbon to make it easy to thread though the rubber washer (with eyelet) provided with each jar. I'm not very crafty and this was a quick and easy party favor to make. Lastly - the cork holds well, so no fairy dust went flying everywhere.
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I used them to make a "fairy box" for my niece to put stones in from Twig (the fairy at the Renaissance Festival). I painted a wood box a royal blue color (so not super dark but dark enough, it was leftover paint from a bedroom). The Orange, Green, and Pink showed up wonderfully on it, the purple is the only color that is hard to see. So, in answer to your question, and from my experience, yes the light color inks showed up on the darker surface. The darker did not as well. If I could attach a picture I would :)
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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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They worked for me. I used them to color my brows then pluck the uncolored area. There are several different shapes to fit. My brows are kinda "flat so only 2 shapes worked well without winging it too much.I'm not very good at judging evenness so these helped me a lot.
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Most manmade fibers such as polyester and acrylic and nylon are very stain-resistant, and if these brushes use a water-based stain (which I assume they do since other reviews have said that they will bleed if used next to damp acrylic paint), the chances of them adhering to polyester seem pretty low. In fact, the ONLY dye which will affect polyester is what is called a "disperse dye". This is not it.
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I used them on a black t-shirt for a gag gift, so I wasn't too worried about how it looked. I found it hard to write on the t-shirt. Maybe if you had it in something that held it tight it might work better. The material bunch as I wrote. The silver on black looked light gray. It also bled through a bit so you would want to make sure you put something in between.
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Hi Great game. The ones I ordered were terrible. They were so thin and cheap. I wear clip in's all the time, so I know good ones from bad. Don't use the seller I used. To answer your question, I think you could probably dye them, but I have a feeling they won't last very long. I wouldn't do it. They do come in various colors however.
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I bought these Tie Dye Rubber Bands for the bracelets, but they're for X-Mas, so they haven't been used yet. I hope they're for the bracelets, because that's what I bought them for. They look like they'll work.