FANDY moving craft eyes 50 mm — FANDY 486661, plastic moving eyes for crafts and toys

FANDY moving craft eyes, 50 mm diameter, model 486661 are plastic moving eyes designed to add realistic eye detail to handmade items, toys, puppets and craft projects. Each eye features a clear dome with a freely moving black pupil that shifts with motion, creating a lifelike effect. The eyes are designed for attachment to common crafting materials including fabric, paper, foam and wood, and suit both hobby and professional craft applications.

Advantages

The clear dome and loose black pupil provide natural-looking movement that enhances the expression of dolls, toys and soft sculptures. Lightweight plastic construction keeps the finished item easy to handle and portable. The smooth backing allows for reliable adhesion with standard craft glues or hot glue, while the robust dome resists minor impacts and preserves visual clarity. Standard 50 mm diameter gives a noticeable, consistent scale for medium to large craft projects.

Suitable for

• Handmade dolls and stuffed toys
• Puppets and theatre props
• Mixed-media art and collage projects
• Foam craft figures and school projects
• Decorative ornaments and seasonal decorations

Key specifications

• Diameter: 50 mm
• Material: plastic dome with movable pupil
• Appearance: clear dome with black movable pupil
• Attachment: suitable for gluing to fabric, paper, foam, wood and similar materials
• Weight: lightweight for use on soft and rigid surfaces

How to use

Position the eye on the desired surface and apply an appropriate adhesive to the eye's flat backing or to the workpiece. For fabric or soft materials use a flexible craft glue; for rigid surfaces such as wood or foam, a strong all-purpose craft glue or hot glue is recommended. Hold the eye in place until the adhesive sets according to the glue manufacturer's instructions. Avoid submerging the assembled item in water unless a waterproof adhesive is used and the edges are fully sealed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the chosen adhesive on a scrap piece of the same material to confirm bond strength and drying time. Clean surfaces from dust and oils before attaching, and position the pupil while the glue is still tacky to achieve the intended gaze direction.