I want to purchase these to put my 4yr olds tracing sheet in. She would be going over the letter and numbers a few time . Would these be thick enough?
591774
If she doesn't power press like young children can. They are pretty thin. They may not rip or tear, but the top sheet would move around on the paper because of it's thinness.
591775
I basically agree with the previous answer - the biggest problem would be that the top sheet would move around more. I would use something with a fairly blunt tip too. You could put a piece of cardboard in - behind the tracing sheet - that would make them sturdier
1552570
Yes, they are bigger and thicker. But unfortunately that doesn't mean they're more durable. My 3 year old's grip is almost too much for them. Hope this helped!
695443
Not really sure of your question... if you mean are they heavy duty enough to draw around the letter, then yes, they are pretty sturdy. My daughter was going to use them to draw/trace letters onto material.... Good luck
1533138
Yes! Just be aware that the lines will be thicker and you'll either need to write bigger or not press as hard. But the color looks nice on a dark paper.
2036704
These are thin. Thicker than sheet protectors. Its floppy and not stiff, if you held it on its end, it'll bend over.
985628
I guess it would, but I think of a deck of cards being thicker than this. I use these for greeting cards, but they are thinner greeting cards and I layer at least 2 more layers of card stock on top to get me the thickness. I guess it would depend on what kind of playing cards. If its just for a party favor or maybe just for a few times use, these should be okay.
402672
They couldn't be to thin. They have pretty good size magnets. I would wait until I got them before I bought or built a box for them.
1487903
I don't know the thickness, but super thin. The whole sheet feels very floppy like not even as stiff as cardstock. They weren't what I wanted at all for the project I had in mind. They won't be stiff at all if you want something that holds its own form.
1466861
We print on them and use them for labeling cleaning products that we sell at my job. I'm not sure the thickness, but I do not believe they would be thick enough to use on a vinyl plotter. They work great for what we use them for, but are not rigid.
22037
They are flexible. I don't know what to compare their thickness to though. They are on a fabric, not paper though.
1631660
Yes they are thick enough. I used them for the same thing and they worked very well.
1130097
I would say "no". I base this answer on the fact that they were very thin and I sent them back mainly because in the middle of the sheets it was slightly perforated-after just one washing! It would have torn on the second washing for sure.
626164
They are not thick. My only issue is that I find them a little to small. Nevertheless, I am happy with the Arepa maker.
1684511
They're a bir thick but I think you should be ok. Maybe go with something slimmer
1160548
A bit, but remember they're made of paper. It's thicker than notebook paper but thinner than construction paper.
1821123
Good Morning. The sheets are standard 8.5 x 11...could be cut into strips for multiple children users. But over the last several months we have purchased more sets to allow students the opportunity to scan a whole page for possible new vocabulary words. I am not sure on mm thickness, but definitely heavier than clear sheets..they don't fold over. Well worth the investment!
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...Not sure about the 2.8 ml thick---but if that's the norm for these envelopes, then they probably are. I've received several items (from different venders) mailed in these envelopes, which prompted me to order some. Yes, they do have a sliverish lining to insure privacy.....Certainly are tear-proof & it would require definite intent + a sharp tool to puncture the envelopes.