Would a sharpie marker work to put kids' names on them?
462504
Yes. I even used a ball point pen to trace a stencil and most colors it showed up fine.
183142
Yes You can Use a marker, like a sharpie or something with smooth tip just soft enough not to scratch the surface.
971044
If this if for a child, I suggest the cheapest white typing paper you can find- maybe at a dollar store. You can also purchase colored construction paper to mount the child's artwork on. It brings out the colors nicely. If this is for an art student, chances are they already know where to find a better quality (thicker, like cardstock) of paper if it's for a class project. These markers are so much fun, but they do not come with paper. You can, however, purchase Do A Dot work/art books to use with the markers.
2214678
Never tried it. The slots on the Incra rule are very fine, leaving little side-to-side play so I doubt it would work with a fine tip Sharpie. I will say these rulers are great and work very well with a pencil.
1243424
YES! I have done all 88+ sight words from our Kindergarten reading series in Sharpie marker. If you make a mistake you can use WD-40 to wipe off and start again!
1085611
It should. I have Copics in parts of mine which are a little smaller than sharpies and for the most part they stay in well. With sharpies having the clip it should secure them a little better. It's best for slightly thicker markers if they don't have a clip, but I have pens and mechanical pencils in some of my slots as well and they stay, since they have clips as well.
863301
You could use pen or sharpie. They are small though, so you will need a fine point.
387487
This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
2235637
Yes, you could. I printed on them and then wrote with pen, but they're the same texture as regular labels (kind of like regular paper), so colored pencils would work fine.
1604353
sure you can write on it with a sharpie. you will have to tape it or attach it somehow to a box though ~ hope this helps!
433803
I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.
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.
2207447
For our purposes, we always write on them. We've used ball-point and sharpies. Both work great! I will say that the one time I used a gel pen and happened to swipe across it immediately after writing on it, it did smear just a bit, but that can be the nature of gen pens. These have been GREAT labels!
1421583
I don't know, I haven't tried permanent markers. Regular ball point pen comes off with soapy water though. A Sharpie fine point would be too large for the size of the label though, if you want to write more than just the date. I am pleased with them, I don't have anything older than 60 ays in my freezer now.
215790
I don't see why not. We used Sharpie markers with cardboard inside so it wouldn't bleed through. Paint would also bleed through.
1982515
Yes. You must use the primary colors to create more colors of your choice. I believe in the marker maker kit you are given suggestions on making more colors. My kids love it!
689027
Somewhat. If the markers are used directly on thin cloth, it needs a cardboard backer. We used them with the Crayola "air spray" kit and they did not bleed through.