Question Doll/toy wraps

[AGinVT]

Has anyone had success applying vinyl to anything like dolls or toys? My niece is wanting to turn her American Girl doll (Josephine) into a Juggalo. I'm considering using print/cut to do the face art, but would layered wrap film be more effective, since Juggalo face paint is usually (I think) only 2-3 colors?

 

[Troy Lesher]

Has anyone had success applying vinyl to anything like dolls or toys? My niece is wanting to turn her American Girl doll (Josephine) into a Juggalo. I'm considering using print/cut to do the face art, but would layered wrap film be more effective, since Juggalo face paint is usually (I think) only 2-3 colors?

Hydro Dip it.

 

[Gino]

Unless you have some sorta ink and vinyl which is safe for kids to chew on, I don't think it's a good idea to put vinyl, ink or adhesive on children's toys.

 

[Gino]

Those are all true and very long ago. The OP is really talking about materials, inks and whatnot of today. What you did on that scooter, I doubt a kid could wrap their teeth into that, but a doll's head..... just a place for a youngster to bite or chew on. Just something to think about, before one goes off doing something dangerous.

 

[Jburns]

I think the OP needs to use best judgement.

So American Dolls are for older kids - right? no necessarily for toddlers- but if a toddler is in the house I would be more cautious

 

[Jester]

I see that Nekoosa's Mojave advertises a material "...intended for use as decals for toys, walls, windows and other typical children’s play surfaces."

http://www.mojavedigitalmedia.com/digital-media/mojave1/wall-graphics/graphic-safety-film