I want to turn paper dolls &amp; their clothes into magnets for my daughter. Could I do that with this paper? Will the clothes stick &amp; stay on the dolls?
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I am thinking you can do that. The magnets are NOT super strong and thus will not frustrate a child wanting to dress her paper doll. However, if the child wants the paper dolls to do calisthenics, then the magnetic clothes might not hold quite as well - lol. I do believe it will work fine for your purposes. Have fun!
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Yes, tape will stick to it. I use this paper to wrap gifts. I honestly can't tell the difference between the textured sides so I've painted on both sides and taped both sides.
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Like flat print out dolls? Yeah, that should work. If the dolls are printed on the magnet paper then the clothes are too, you should be able to do it with no problems. Just have an Xacto for cutting out details.
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No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own. Very disappointing! No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own.... » Read More No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own. Very disappointing! « Show Less
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I think you can but I've only seen them on eBay. Actually, you're most likely going to have to either look for the specific diaper that she wears or use a generic one. My daughter has only had this toy for 2 days and the stickiness from the diaper straps are already gone. The problem is that you have to take off the diaper every time you want to turn off the doll or replace the batteries. I would suggest picking up a few generic diapers. It won't be the specific one for the doll but it'll do. My daughter now usually has her without diapers and only puts them before she goes to sleep and is done playing for the day. That or just put on some toddler underwear.
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They aren't removable magnets and it's adhered to the fabric of the letters/numbers. My two year old enjoys it and I've had no problems.
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I don't print directly on adhesive magnet... I usually use a adhesive photo paper. Silhouette cut them with a magnet configuration.
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I have not tried binding with page protectors. Before trying it, I would recommend doing a heat test on your page protectors. If the plastic melts easily, you may not want to use them. If I needed to bind something that was in page protectors, I would probably put the items in a laminating pouch instead. I don't know if the glue strips will adhere properly to the plastic. You might have to use hot glue. If it does work, let us know. Others may have similar questions.
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I think if you replace the adhesive with a really good double stick tape, it MAY be possible. We actually used ours for a membership drive "promotion" and used business cards on the magnets. We are going to try to reuse them next year. One thing - they really hold well and save your clothing from the pin picking!
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No. These are adhesive sheets, like post - it notes. They are not metal and are not magnets. A very offers printable magnetic sheets.
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Sorry, I do not. They are very thin though. I made magnets for two people and they put them on their cars, they came off the first day they had them on. They are okay for decoration, but not really going to do much to hold more then a single sheet of paper. They are just thick enough to hold themselves on metal and not much else. They are probably as thick as 100 pound card stock. Hope that helps.
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I'm not sure how to answer your question, knowing nothing about dolls. However, a look at some of the other questions/answers about this product say it takes about 6 pounds of force to separate two of them. I had to put the magnet stack on the edge of my desk and slide them down and off one at a time to separate them. The magnets have about a 1/2" diameter. Hopefully these are useful thoughts for you.
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Yes, magnets stick to this cookie sheet. It is a good weight. I am very happy I purchased it.
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The surface is basically printer paper. I just tried pencil, a black gel pen, a ball point pen, sharpie marker, highlighter marker, and crayons on a scrap piece. They all stick just fine and dry quickly. You might even be able to use watercolor paint, but the moisture might make the paper separate from the magnet. Because it's paper, it isn't waterproof, so you may want to use a spray acrylic or something like Mod Podge if your magnets will be exposed to wet or dirty hands.
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what size magnets, and what is the proper glue? And THANKS for answering this one - I had same question!mary
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I would think so, depending on what you're trying to glue them to, but I haven't tried it. The magnets are really strong. I would definitely test it on one first to make sure the magnet doesn't pull away from the hot glue when it's stuck on a metal surface. I used the craft glue because I wanted to make sure they were really hard to pull off since they're on magnets for kids to play with.
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did you ever try it on felt? I want to make iron on letters for a halloween costume.