“Blinking” Christmas Lights Lenticular Notepads

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“Blinking” Christmas Lights Lenticular Notepads. Wiggle the covers to see the bulbs “light” up! Notepads make a great classroom holiday party favor and a fun stocking stuffer, too. Each notepad cover has a Christmas tree design that is printed with a lenticular method so the lights appear to turn on and off as it moves. 3 1/2" x 4" 30 pgs. © OTC

$6.00 Per Dozen

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"Blinking" Christmas Lights Lenticular Notepads 4.5 5 2 2

Nice bright colors on front! Used these in SS gift bags. Kids were very excited. I like the colorful covers! December 20, 2010

cute, but images don't all line up I bought these for Christmas stockings for 3 adults and a teen boy. I loved the style of the graphics! I received an equal number of each of the four images: Santa, snowman, penguin, reindeer. The paper in the notebooks seemed like very thin newsprint. The lenticular images on the cover worked well, but the parts of the images that were supposed to stay the same did not line up perfectly. Most of them were acceptable, but the snowmen all were over an eighth of an inch off! I only needed four notebooks, so I just didn't use any of the snowmen. The family did enjoy tilting the notebooks to watch the images change. December 27, 2011