Waterslide Decals
Decals are made to be used decoratively. So they work well for Christmas time, where we are always looking for new ways to decorate the home, or to personalize gifts. There are many ways to use inkjet decals creatively.
Candle Decal Paper
An old idea, but a flexible one. We can add personalized decals to any decent sized candle. This can look quite elegant, even with a simple red ‘Merry Christmas’ message on a white candle. Gold on black candles, or strong colours on red candles are also quite effective.
Send a candle as a gift with a personal message decal.
We can also use decals on the candle holder.
Windows and Waterslide Decal Paper
It is easy to add images of holly, bells, snowflakes, stars, Christmas trees, Nativity Scenes or Santa’s sleigh using inkjet decal paper. As these scenes often use white in their design we recommend using blue backing decal paper.
Scale Models
Scale models are still a popular gift for many children, and some adult hobbyists. Most kits come with their own decal, but we can always make our plastic model decals to personalize a design.
Model Trains
Also a popular hobby with young and old. Many people like to add decals to their train layouts. You can produce any design with Inkjet decal paper.
Water Bottles
Personalize any water bottle, mug, lunch box, ruler case, calculator or bag with some decals.
Laptops
Many people add a creative decal to the top of their personal laptop computer. The trend is to produce something that accommodates the physical design of the computer. Many decals work around the logo on the top of an Apple laptop. Be postmodern in your creative designs.
CD labels.
Making some home movies this Christmas? Or putting the Christmas photos on CD? Use decals for some creative CD labels.
Inkjet Decal Paper
Be creative in a new medium with waterside decals. Anything you can create on or scan into a computer can be used as a decal.
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