what are they made out of? could i purchase and put an eye hook through them to make a ribbon stick?
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The rhythm sticks are made from wood. I'm not sure about the eye hook. If you can't screw or hammer them in (depending on how handy you are), I would suggest taping them with some heavy duty duck tape. You could use the decorative kind which is so popular these days.
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I believe they were made out of wood. I donated them to the preschool I was teaching at when I moved.I think you should not have a problem putting an eye hook in them.
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They are made of wood, about 5/8 inch thick. You could probably drill a small hole to thread a ribbon through.
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They are made of wood and I think you could put a small hole through them. They are not very thick though.
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They have a short, striped, yarn-like, strings at the top. The strings themselves are pretty cool, but they can be cut off if you don't like them. There are hooks on the top that I suggest you just use whatever you want to hang them. If you don't want anyone to see the strings, then go with fishing wire... and if you do want people to see the strings (added bit of whimsy), I would say buy yarn to match the color of the balloon (or mix-n-match) and it would be dynamite! You could use tacks to pin to the ceiling. Hope it helps!
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They are just little plastic pellets, I believe they will work in your project, as for what type of " pure plastic" they are I don't know.I used them to make a doll set on a shelf without falling over.
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Not sure what they are made of, but they are very light and hollow, they feel papery. I assume the image is a sticker (not painted), but it's very clean looking and does not look tacky.
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I would think an ordinary glue stick would be just fine. What I was using them for didn't require that they be glued together.
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They are fimo sticks and they are already cooked. Slice them up as you like. They are tiny. About 1mm wide and about as thun as cigarettes. You cannot mold them. They are for slicing and placing on your nails. 3d style japanese nails
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I don't know what they are made of but DON'T BUY THEM! They are awful. When you step on them the edges curl up and trip you. They are really dangerous. This is one purchase (I bought 2 of them) that I truly regret.
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Yes, they're made out of metal, painted steel, I'd say. Not soft enough to be aluminum. Do you have a bench vise and a punch set? If you do, then you can drift the sites. Just be careful not to let the punch slip!
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They are made from a very light felt. You could attach them easily with tacks, staples or even blue tape. I used them for a "sports theme" in our Sunday School program. I attached them to our set boards with blue tape and they stayed up for the month that I needed them. They are @ 4" by 9" and the colors are vivid and true. They were a fabulous purchase for our need.
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I am not sure what kind of paint the sticks are made from but I would not recommend them for a child putting things in their mouth because even when you rub them together, the paint comes off. I believe they were made for school age music classes. Hope this helps.
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They're made out of a medical grade gel that's fairly easy to cut through. You should have no problem modifying these.
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With string. They're wooden beads with a hole in them. They're made to be strung on some sort of rope or necklace, etc.
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Yes they can be, they are made of paper but they are very stretchy and you will have to tape them down and them pull apart carefully because they are easy to tare.They are not junk, they stand up great.. They do look more like Easter grass than anything though.. but the kids loved it at my son's Mine Craft party.
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Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
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They are made of a foam material. My kids use them as swords , they can stand a good punishment. But like all toy's they come to an end from to much wacking . My kids are ages 4 ,6 and 7 . Yes they can .
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Yes, you hang them from the ribbons. Mine are been up for over 6 months and so far they still secure. No hanging instructions.
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You can purchase wooden popsicle sticks from Amazon too. I've never had to since I still have them. But they should work without a problem.