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Can Stencils and Dry Erase Markers Make Simple Additions More Fun for Kids?

In summary, Kristi recommends using dry erase markers to write on simple additions. She also provides a tip that if the marker sits on the addition for a long time, you can write over it again with a marker and then wipe it off. Finally, Stacy provides an idea for decorating appetizer plates.
chef greta
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What kind of marker can you write on simple additions with? Dry Erase? Any tips are greatly appreciated.
TIA

Gretchen
 
You got it!! Dry Erase Markers!
 
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Thanks Kristi!
 
washable (crayola, etc.) will also work.
 
I'm new.....so are you saying we can write on the SA & then wipe it off?
 
Yep! It works well. Use a plate stand or small easel to hold it up. You can also do that for a cheese tasting. Put the cheese on the plate, then write the name of the cheese nearby with washable markers.
 
I need to try this to decorate for Christmas. Does it come off good if it sits on it for a while? Say if I want to decorate one and have it for my shows for the month?
 
raebates said:
Yep! It works well. Use a plate stand or small easel to hold it up. You can also do that for a cheese tasting. Put the cheese on the plate, then write the name of the cheese nearby with washable markers.

is it safe to have the marker near food?
 
Here is a tip, if you ever write on something with a dry erase marker, and it sits for so long that won't rub off, then write over it AGAIN with a marker and wipe off. Not sure why it works but it does.
 
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stacywhitlow said:
washable (crayola, etc.) will also work.


This is the best way for me - I stoled my daughters Lucy's ones :eek: - first to try it out and then I kept them :eek:

~
 
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Luv2bake said:
Here is a tip, if you ever write on something with a dry erase marker, and it sits for so long that won't rub off, then write over it AGAIN with a marker and wipe off. Not sure why it works but it does.

Today my son accidentaly wrote on our dry erase board with a permanent marker. He wrote over it with the dry erase marker and both marks came off. So this does work!
 
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It works if you put alcohol on marker too. That's why the dry erase will come off if you write over it after it has dried.
 
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I had no idea you could do this - thanks for the tips!
 
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raebates said:
Yep! It works well. Use a plate stand or small easel to hold it up. You can also do that for a cheese tasting. Put the cheese on the plate, then write the name of the cheese nearby with washable markers.

I use handled platter for cookies and write "name of recipe" (such as Dark Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Cookies) at the top, draw a pumpkin, on the bottom write "No nuts". For my dd's birthday I wrote Happy Birthday on it. Let me see if I can find the picture :)

On white mug write a not to your spouse "don't forget to pick up kids".
 
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finley1991 said:
is it safe to have the marker near food?

Washable markers are non-toxic so it won't be a problem. That is what I use. Super easy to get off even if been on there a while.
 
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Darcia said:
Today my son accidentaly wrote on our dry erase board with a permanent marker. He wrote over it with the dry erase marker and both marks came off. So this does work!
WOW! Great tip! Thanks!:thumbup:
 
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I am going to get some washable markes tomorrow when I buy groceries and try my hand at decorating them up for Christmas. I think my son has some but they are old and half way dried from him leaving the tops off too long! HA!

I may see if I can find some cheap stencils to help me decorate b/c I am not too artsy at all!:D
 
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stacywhitlow said:
Washable markers are non-toxic so it won't be a problem. That is what I use. Super easy to get off even if been on there a while.

Thanks Stacy!
 
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Stacy beat me to it. But, yeah, it's safe if you use the right markers.
 
  • #20
Jennifer, that's a great idea with the stencils!

Maybe I should let my kids decorate some appetizer plates - they would have a ball! :)
 

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Simple Additions is a line of versatile serving pieces and decorative accessories designed to enhance your entertaining experience.

What types of products are included in the Simple Additions line?

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Are Simple Additions products dishwasher safe?

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