What kind of stickers can you put on your water bottle? Can you put laptop stickers on the bottle?
Vinyl cut out decals work well on water bottles. They don’t have a background and don’t fade like the printed stickers or decals. Vinyl decals can be personalized individually and cut to fit most any smooth surface. Vinyl decals are made using a durable weatherproof sign grade vinyl that can be applied indoors or outdoors. I have read where some have put the water bottles through the dishwasher without problems but for longevity we recommend washing the bottles by hand.I have a stainless water bottle that has my monogram on it so we can tell the difference between them as we all have the exact same bottle. The vinyl monogram decal has been on my bottle now for several years and still looks new.We sell a lot of decals for water bottles. So many in fact that we started offering most of our decals in a 4′’ size as that size seems to fit most. Some of our silhouette style decals can be cut smaller and the great thing is that the decal can be personalized with your text which totally customizes your water bottle. Not just some random mass produced sticker, but a custom decal made especially for you and no other like it.On our website we offer over 15,000 decal designs so you would be hard pressed not to find one that you like. We also make custom decals with no set up fees and no minimum order requirements. We try to make the order process simple.There are lots of applications for the vinyl cut out decals, they can be applied to glasses, tumblers, water bottles, coffee mugs, cars, windows, walls, computers, trucks, boats, etc. even your toilet. You are only limited by your imagination.To view samples of our decals you can visit our Decal Photos page to see the variety of ways our customers have used our decals.
Where should I order custom stickers from in Europe?
If you are located in Europe then you would need to order from European companies but i recently ordered from cheapboxesprinting who offer free shipping in Europe, USA, UK, Canada & Australia so you are in luck.Since you haven’t mentioned the country you live in Europe so it’s slightly vague but get the prices from them.It should start from around $0.9 or less depending on the quantity or the sizes.Sticker Printing | Cheap Custom Printed Stickers | Die Cut Stickers Printing
I want to find a way to personalize 30 hard plastic cups.?
I want to find a way to personalize 30 hard plastic cups. My mom’s side of the family has 30 people and I hate how the aftermath always has grandma stuck at the kitchen sink. So I figure if we had our own cup we can cut back on just grabbing new glass out of the cupboard – but I don’t like the idea of permanent marker. I want them to look professional and my writing is anything but… Does anyone know of business that will do this in the qty of 30? If needed, I know where to buy the cups. I just need a place to add names
How do I remove/cover a company logo from a beautiful swag jacket?
Assuming it is the typical fleece jacket with an embroidered on logo, you really can't remove it to reveal flawless fabric underneath. If it is a embroidered patch that is just stitched on around the edge, it will likely look better underneath, but still not good. I think you have two options, find an embroidered patch you like that is a bit larger and carefully stitch it over the original one. Or my choice. Just wear it as is. Logos are everywhere these days and not really looked down upon unless they are not attractive, or from an objectionable company.
For the X generation, how awesome was your sticker collection? Did you prefer scratch and sniff or puffy stickers?
Puffy stickers were great, but I was most impressed by large stickers, even better if they were metallic. Unicorn and Hello Kitty stickers ranked the highest.I had some scratch-and-sniff stickers, but I wasn’t a fan. It was a strange dynamic having kids sniff and salivate over your book. I remember having a burrito scratch-and-sniff, which I thought smelled awful. I blame that sticker for delaying my discovery of Mexican food.
I'm a student teacher - what should I get my cooperating teacher as a thank you gift?
The best is a personalized gift (I bought my cooperating teacher a travel mug, flavored coffees for the fancy machine at school, and snacks that she likes to go with the coffee), but if all else fails, go for a bookstore gift certificate. There is no teacher on the planet who can't use a gift certificate to a bookstore.
Student Teacher.... What should I get my cooperating teacher as a thank you gift for helping me out?
I gave both of my cooperating teachers homemade things. I gave my first cooperating teacher a scrapbook I made. I had heard her saying that she needed to do something with all the pictures of all her various students that she has had so I made her a scrapbook that she could stick all those pictures in. She loved that not only it was personalized and had a special touch, but it was something I had noted she needed. For my second master teacher, I made a tote bag. She had this bag that she carried all the teacher manuals for the various texts in and it was getting tattered. I went to Michaels and bought a nice sized canvas tote (which tm's fit perfectly in), got some fabric and iron transfer paper, cut out apple shapes in the fabric, ironed them on, and traced the borders of them in puffy paint. Again, she loved that it was something I notice she needed and that I made it. Just some suggestions. If you can't think of anything special, I've always found a quick, cute, and yummy gift is the cookie mix in a jar. Get a mason jar and artisticly put the ingredients for cookies in it. All of these are inexpensive ideas because they are all homemade. Hope it helped :)
Can you sew iron on patches?
Yes.Sewing is the preferred method of fastening, if you are putting the patch onto fabric that doesn’t like a heated iron: for example, a banner made of metallic fabric, on which decorative patches are fastened.Sewing is also the preferred method if the fabric requires a little easing for the patch to lay smoothly: for example, a large, complex patch fastened onto the sleeve of a child’s garment.In the first instance, I would consider machine-stitching the patch onto the banner.In the second instance, I would pin the patch onto the garment carefully, and tack the center of the patch on with strategically-placed hand-stitching. Then I would hand-stitch the perimeter of the patch, working first one side, then the opposite side, back and forth, until the entire perimeter has been sewn.
What is the procedure for painting bike rims?
Just so we are on the same page, the rim is just the hoop that holds the tire, the spoke nipples hold the spokes to the rim, and the hub is held in place by the spokes. The entire unit is called a wheel. DO NOT paint bicycle rims (or the wheels). The process requires that you completely disassemble the wheel (you know... remove the spokes) and prepare the rims meticulously, and the preparation differs depending on what the rims are made from.If you have rim brakes then the first stop will damage the paint, the second stop will ruin the brake pads, and the third stop will have you wishing you didn't do it in the first place. Of course, you could remove the paint from the braking surface first which is also a very big hassle and will end up looking like crap.If you have a coaster, drum, or disc brakes then you may see factory painted rims. Again, they are painted with special paint or "baked on" powder coat before the wheel is built. They don't use spray cans.So, why NOT paint the rims without taking the wheels apart? Because the paint will get into the spoke nipples and freeze the spokes making any repairs impossible.