could you please describe how the cards work? do you need to use the glue or just peel off the stickers and then pour sand?
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Just peel off one section at a time and pour sand over. With my daughter I have a small metal cake pan that I lay the picture in so she can pour the sand. I use a kitchen funnel to recollect the sand. She gets to do more of the work that way and enjoys it more.
1831807
I guess you already know the answer. It's a good idea to collect the sand as there is only just enough to complete the pictures. With my four year old the separate colors didn't always stay that way, but she likes the mixed color just as much!
1831808
No glue needed. Just like you said peel off the stickers and pour sand. My kids love them a lot. It is fun for adults too.
641056
I just wanted to mention that I saw a tutorial showing that you can paint a thin layer of clear polish over the design (while still on the stamper). Then, you just carefully peel it off and place on the nail. It's a bit of a pain, but at least the design wouldn't be mirrored.
50463
They are about the same thickness as a postcard. If they aren't as rigid as you like, you could glue two back to back and have a two sided ornament.
1869664
We didn't use glue. We put the papers on top of each other and placed on a clipboard. Worked just fine.
766766
Easily. They are smaller than normal sleeves. They are meant to be placed on the card and in normal sleeves.
1318161
Yes, very easy to use. They come in small sheets and you peel them off of the backing paper like stickers, and place them where you need them. They also come with inserts, but I make my own using cardstock. They adhere well and the inserts are easy to um... insert.
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I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the... » Read More I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, « Show Less
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I had no problems. Just be careful if they are peel and stick. It might melt the glue.
1096259
I used fabric glue and fabric glitter. I did two coats. It turned out beautiful! DO NOT IRON these, so iron-on letters won't work.
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You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes much too long You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes... » Read More You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes much too long « Show Less
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Agree with others... stickers are pretty tough UNLESS you heat em up. Then they peel off easily intact. About 2 minutes of hot water soak for me.
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There is an adhesive backing on your homemade sticker, but it won't cut around the image as a regular sticker is punched out. So you'll have extra adhesive on a square paper around the image. Once you peel off the backing that all will come off with it, and you are left with the sticky image. I hope this helps.
266555
No,you can only do that with the identical cards. If you try do that,you will mess up the cards.
1029636
I received them just like you would get them at a paint store. we made a craft out of them with kids and did not feel they needed sanding. they are not sealed
1798279
I used decals... it's difficult to do, and you need to put weights on them for 24hr to dry or else they will peel.
1043183
I too used them to melt down. It was not easy to peel the paper off at all, it took a really long time. However once I had them peeled they melted nicely.
1627188
They are not supposed glue together until you have made the copies. Then you brush the glue over the glue right side. Let it dry and fan the paper. The three sheets should stick together.