how well would these stick onto a sheet/clothing?
1999750
The included glue is really awful and they'd fall off quickly. Even when I stuck them to my fridge (a very flat, smooth surface) they fell off after a day or two.You can always just use whatever adhesive you want though. We used really good quality double-sided tape and stuck them back up.
1999751
These have no adhesive back...it's just tough cardboard...but if you use a cloth glue like "Speed Sew" or something, you should be fine. But thats going to be pretty permanent I would think...
1999752
The included glue is really awful and they'd fall off quickly. Even when I stuck them to my fridge (a very flat, smooth surface) they fell off after a day or two. You can always just use whatever adhesive you want though. We used really good quality double-sided tape and stuck them back up.
1999753
there's no adhesive at all...so, however well you could get them to. I bought some command or 3m Velcro strips to use myself so I guess you could stich those to you clothing and the stick the eyes to that.
877349
They lay flat, as far as sticky... well, the ones I bought aren't very sticky at all. I had a plastic bag land on one and was able to pull it off without ripping it. Save your money and look for another seller.
1506781
Not too sure- they're kind of thin and almost papery, and not too flexible. They would probably stick, but a smoother surface seems like a better fit. They would definitely come off easily if you only want them as a temporary decoration, but I don't think they would fall off on their own. Hope that helps!
219372
I used them on pillowcases. You can almost use them on any shirts or material. Be sure and put wax paper or something between the fabric is like a t shirt or pillowcases.
603914
Yes, these would make for any clothing project (just line dry since the dryer will dry up the paint over time)...and it is not to hard to get off the skin-but I didn't get much on mine.
1120276
It really depends on how heavy you put it on. When I used them it was totally dry in 2 hours. They worked really well!!! I made a banner out of a sheet and used them on that.
671967
The edges curl up after the magnet has been cut, so even if it sticks for a while, it might not stay for long. These are very thin (about 0.3mm). Instead, I would buy a thicker magnet sheet with adhesive on one side, print your sticker on vinyl or waterproof paper, and smooth your printed sticker onto the adhesive side of the magnet.
77578
I haven't tried to put any on, but I think they would stick allright. The back is plastic with no grain or pebbling.
2166349
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.
2034186
I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.
1392897
These will not stick, if you have any residue of lotion on your skin.We never had a problem with these.They are used every day.Must replace with a new one when they and fall off your skin.About 14 uses. Try a "tiny" drop of water spread on ,then place back on the plastic sheet ,until next use.
1607827
Yes, they will do very well holding thin fabric. They clip tighter than clothes pins. I have used them on many different kinds of fabric.
520492
They have a normal sticky pad on the bottom so they will stick to anything. My only warning is that if what you are holding up is too heavy, I.e, a laptop cable with one of those big surge protectors? built it, the clip will come unstuck. If you're just holding an iPhone charging cable or a printer cable, they should stick fine.
913813
Yes they will stick but not for a longtime, will advise you to use a clear tape to hold it because that worked for me.
1199702
I think they are more sticky than most I have used. Hopefully they would do the trick on a fuzzy sweatshirt
1742048
I wouldn't think so. Because of the material they're made of they react to hot and cold and shrink and would fall off unless you wanted to glue them on to the surface you were using. It might work if it were smooth enough to really be able to grip super well. They MIGHT stick to, say, a car but not to anything more porous or textured.
793078
Technically these would work for that. They would be large enough to cover and still stick but they would be very obvious.