Yes, you can inkjet print on contact paper, but with some caveats. Contact paper, primarily designed as a decorative and protective self-adhesive film, isn't inherently made for printing. However, certain types of contact paper are inkjet-compatible. It's vital to look for contact paper specifically labeled for use with inkjet printers to avoid smudging or ink not adhering properly. Before doing a full print, it's wise to test print to ensure the quality meets your expectations. Additionally, allow ample drying time post-printing to avoid smearing the ink. Not all printers handle the thickness and adhesive backing of contact paper well, so reviewing your printer's specifications is crucial.

In Smurfs' Village, an engaging mobile game based on the popular cartoon series, players can collect various resources, including dyes, to craft items and decorations. Dye is primarily obtained from the Magic Loom, which requires specific ingredients like berries and flowers to produce different colors. To start collecting dye, you need to construct a Magic Loom if you haven't already. This building is unlocked at level 13 and can be placed anywhere on your island. Once built, tap on the Magic Loom to see the available dye recipes. Each recipe has unique ingredients that must be gathered around the island. For instance, blue dye requires blueberries, while red dye needs roses. These ingredients can be found by tapping on bushes and flowers scattered across your village or grown in gardens. Another method to gather dye ingredients is by sending your Smurfs on quests; some missions reward rare flowers and berries. After gathering all necessary ingredients, return to the Magic Loom, select a recipe, and wait for the dye to be produced. More complex dyes take longer to make but offer unique visual effects. Keep in mind that higher-level dyes require more exotic ingredients, so continuously explore new areas of the island to find them. Lastly, always check the market for dye sales – sometimes other players sell extra dyes at discounted prices.

To dye ping pong balls, you'll need a dye solution (fabric dye works well), water, a container, and gloves to avoid staining your hands. Begin by preparing the dye according to the instructions on the package. It's important to use a dye that works on plastic. Next, fill a container with enough dye solution to completely submerge the ping pong balls. Gently place the balls in the solution, ensuring they don't touch each other to prevent uneven coloring. Allow them to sit in the dye for at least an hour, checking periodically until the desired color intensity is achieved. Once done, remove the balls using a slotted spoon and let them dry on a paper towel or cooling rack. Keep in mind that dyed ping pong balls may no longer be suitable for official gameplay due to the added weight and potential texture changes, but they're perfect for crafts and decoration.