Diy name badge for work

Blank PVC quality cards for most photo ID card printers like DataCard, Zebra, Evolis, Magicard etc. Blank Name Badge Size about 3-3/8" x 2-1/8"(54mmx85.7mm) Magnet Tag Means No More Sharp Pins and Holes! No holes in your fine jackets or shirts - and no holes in YOU! Just Secure the Printed Name Badge to the 2-Way Foam Tape on the Stainless Steel plate The Magnetic Plastic Plate goes Inside your Shirt or Jacket and Magnets Safely Hold the Badge in Place. Perfect for Hospitals, Schools…

If you have been in our store recently, you have probably noticed our super cute, new name tags! Just like everything in our store, we wanted something beautiful, hand-crafted and unique. Lucky for you- they are EASY and you don't have to be an artist or calligrapher to make them for yourself. And t

Learn how to use Silhouette Studio print and cut technique to make DIY badge reels. Customize them for any line of work.

This tutorial: How to make a badge for kids. Birthday's, Dress-up, Super Hero Logos, Halloween costumes, or any other reason you have to make a badge. They are

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DIY badges for TYKTWD / BYKTWD (Bring your kids to work day)

Make a professional statement with a custom handmade resin name badge reel charm. This is the perfect accessory for nurses to display their name and profession with pride while on the job. Carry a piece of yourself with you wherever you go and make a lasting impression on colleagues and patients. It's a functional and stylish way to make sure you're always easily identifiable! - SHIP BY DATE: When your package is ready and leaves my workspace. - DELIVERY DATE: When your package arrives to…

Kid going on a field trip? Generally gotta have a name tag. Instead of buying disposable name tags, my kiddos and I make reusable name tags. These name tags can be made almost entirely by a kid with just a little adult help, and can be used until any of the information changes--if a kid made one of these in kindergarten, and used it until she headed off for middle school, that's probably worth an entire package of disposable name tag stickers right there, and if the whole class did it…