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K-Pop Demon Hunters fans create custom school supplies

Parents are using printable templates to apply character art to their children's folders and notebooks.

By Olga Paredes ·

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Parents of children who follow the animated series K-Pop Demon Hunters are using printable templates to decorate their kids' school folders and notebooks. The trend involves applying large stickers of characters from the show to homework binders, notebooks, and pens.

Creators of online resources are offering four distinct sticker designs for fans to download. The goal is to allow students to express their interest in the movie and its music through their everyday school materials.

To make the stickers, users download the chosen templates and adjust them in a photo editing program. The files are formatted to fit on standard letter-size paper. This step ensures the images print at a large enough scale to cover the front of a folder.

Printers are advised to use adhesive paper for the best results. This type of paper prevents the need for liquid glue, which can stain the artwork. Users should check that their printer is compatible with the specific adhesive stock they select.

To save on costs, experts recommend a test run on plain paper first. This allows the user to verify the size and layout before using the more expensive adhesive sheets. The printing quality should be set to the highest available setting for sharp details.

Protection is the final step in the process. Clear nail polish or transparent mica sheets can be applied to the surface to prevent wear and smudges. For a higher-end finish, parents can buy holographic sheets from stationery stores. These sheets are glued over the stickers to mimic the look of professional decals.

Source: XHJK-TDT

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