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Re: [piecepack] Re: Marking Tiles

Erasable crayons are another possibility, and they're usually available in 6 colors. I suspect if you were to laminate a cardboard piecepack with mylar or acetate (or print your piecpack on transparency film and adhere to cardboard), this might work. Haven't tested these suggestions, though. 

On wood, you could use watercolors if you're careful about the finish.


On May 17, 2005, at 4:04 PM, Clark D. Rodeffer wrote:


--- In piecepack@yahoogroups.com, "wyldeoad" <wyldeoad@y...> wrote:


Would the Mesomorph set be [temporarily]
markable in some manner? It seems ideal if
erasable markers could be used on the
piecepack tiles as then different colors
of temporary marks could be used.



How about temporary stickers? I've seen 0.5 inch round dot stickers in
several colors at office stores that, if lightly applied, should be
easy to remove. Or perhaps colored star stickers like some teachers
use? Or how about Post-It style sticky notes in different colors?



Just a consideration -- markable tiles
and a few dry erase markers may be a
desireable addition to the piecepack set.



I would strongly recommend against using dry erase markers on any
porous surface (such as wooden piecepack bits) unless you want the
markings to be permanent. In fact, dry erase markers are one of the
best ways to permanently color wooden bits.

Clark





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