I am wondering if these are the pliable cups. I will be using them in a craft project and need be able to put staples in the side of the cup.
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Did these cups work for your sparkle balls? ( for the uninformed: home-made lighted Christmas decor . You staple 9 oz. disposable tumblers together into a ball shape and put Christmas lights inside)
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Although they are great for beverages, I do not think that they would stand up well to that type of manipulation.
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I think they should be just fine to staple. They are stiff at top and on bottoms but sides are pliable.
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No, they are pretty rigid. Several in the bottom were cracked so I would not consider them pliable.
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They were sturdy but pliable. These are not the stiff sided type. They are similar to the colored Solo cups.
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They are somewhat pliable but I suspect that putting staples in them might make them split or crack so I wouldn't advise it.
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I wouldnt buy them...go to staples or some other office supply...all but one has fallen apart...
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I believe they are the same as the large magic bullet cups. I bought them as replacements for the larger cups (as I experienced durability issues with the lock-in notches at the top of the cups). They have worked great for me.
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Hello! These will stand up to considerable use. I have Stitchberry single tipped bamboo needles and they are much more fragile than these by Ostart. The latter is a lovely darker "polished" wood, not like the Stitchberry that I have to sand on occasion to keep smooth. Even the US 1 is a sturdy set. I live at the beach and store them in a plastic box inside the little plastic sleeves they were shipped in and mine haven't warped at all. I have been delighted with this set of double pointed needles, I use them very often [I don't have a telly so I craft instead]. I wouldn't be able to knit hats and baby things without them. :-)
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They are flexible. I don't know what to compare their thickness to though. They are on a fabric, not paper though.
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Yes they are but be very, very carefully when doing so. Don't take them out too much because then the pegs will want to come out when you are making something. I wasn't carefully and mine broke. Doesn't mean you shouldn't buy it. It was good while it lasted. :)
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These are hard plastic cups. They flex a little bit( very little bit), they will break if you flex it too much.
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No, the cups are semi rigid. The straw is very rigid but some here say they just use disposable ones as well.
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They are soft and bendable. They are large around as well as tall, so they don't fit in all glasses/cups that have pre-made holes.
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With a sharpie, no because they are permanent ;) but I bet a dry erase might work. These cups are so adorable,I highly recommend them
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I think they're faux leather? I did, in fact get the cups pictured here, and I'm pretty satisfied. You can get similar cups at your local hobby/gaming store, but for a little more money than Amazon.
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These are not rigid. If you span them over an open space, the corners will curl up. If you put your elbow on the spanned space, they will definitely bend. it is about the consistency of poster board. Suggest seeing one in a store like Office Max or Staples.
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They are sturdy, but the base is a little small and they can be "tippy". I got them to display invitations in a stationery shop, and find that they didn't perform as well as I'd hoped. A little bump will knock them over. The clip will probably scratch up a vinyl record too, so don't use anything that's not disposable. They would probably work if you can't find something with a bigger base.Hope that was helpful.
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Yes, they are junk. My last one didn't even last through one box of staples. I am back to hand stapling until somebody comes up with a commercial grade staple gun. And don't even think about a Gardner-Bender staple gun. They are worse.
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You could put paper in but these cups are smaller than a muffin tin so they might not fit great depending on which ones you use.
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I thought about that, too! But I haven't tried yet. They aren't a typical size and I'm not sure if my printer will choke trying to feed the plastic through. Also, as they're a circle folded in two, I suspect slippage would be an issue, as well.
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yeah if you shake them up side down they will leak but my kids dont shake there cups upside down so i didnt see that as an issue for me. but any sippy cup will do that. there really is no such thing as a 100 percent free leak cup i wish there was.