How can these be decorated? Foam shape adhesive? Fabric markers?
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Pretty much anything will stick. The material is thin enough to stick foam stickers to it yet thick enough for using something like puffy paint.
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Hi! I apologize, but I can't actually answer your questions. I purchased the fabric markers for my granddaughter, who is 2 years old, and her mommy is going to be using them. I've actually never tried them.
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Sorry, I am using my corners on decorative paper. Do not know about fabric.
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Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed questions on the USSR of dye markers, I can help. Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed... » Read More Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed questions on the USSR of dye markers, I can help. « Show Less
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They fabric markers and stencils worked fine on the bibs. The outcome is not perfect but they are hand painted after all.
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Felt - it's a neat idea - I'm sure if one were creative, you can make your own - not so fancy - pot protectors for a couple of $!! ) or maybe you can make it fancy!! )
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In a camp setting we used chunky foam stamps with craft paint ammended with textile medium and after the bags dried, we ironed according to directions to set the paint. It worked well and the kids enjoyed the craft project.
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Yes, I would go to your local craft store and get photo corners. There are different types and colors. Have fun!
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you bet, just a suggestion...when I put mine up, I traced the wave with a pencil on the foam sheet that it was packed with and cut that out, then I could tape that up on the wall and move it around easily to see were I wanted it, this was a big help cuz I was putting them up by myself. Hope you have help. Good luck and enjoy!
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I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
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You would have to use a plastic epoxy or perhaps some silicone to adhere them, but I'm sure you could make it work.
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Fabric can be wrapped and bound with bendy ties or other anchoring devices like pins, etc. The idea seems to be that of combining fabrics in creative ways and developing a sense of layering, color and texture.
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They are rectangular, but can be overlapped and still look good, you could use two and use double sided scotch tape
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I used fabric markers and it worked really well. The bibs are a terry cloth style fabric so it isn't a smooth surface if that comes in to play when answering your questions...
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Double sided sticky tape or glue them to a collage poster and hang the poster, later cut out or pull the pictures off
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i'm not sure. i do know that in craft stores they make fabric markers. You'd probably better off with those.
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You can either use a rig and some clips or even cut small holes in the fabric and hang it with framing hooks. Thumbtacks work too.