Prudiut 30 Pieces Shrink Plastic Sheets, Shrink Paper Shrink Art Paper for Crafts DIY Keychain Making(7.9 X 5.7 inch)

Bro these were not supposed to be this big. It doesn't shrink as far down as all the other ones I've baught but it's okay! It worked out pretty well I learned I love the large statement style earrings and because it's shrink plastic it's so light weight and and comfortable! I do my process with shrink plastic differently though which I'm not going to tell you. Lol but it melts down easily just be a little bit careful cuz I did notice that it also splits a lot more easier than past shrink classics but I wouldn't steer that away from using it again in fact I think I'm probably just going to buy this for now on just so that I don't have to worry about the shrinking because I guess what I learned is that all shrink plastic shrinks to a certain percentage and I didn't know that and I already threw away the rapper so I had no idea how much it was going to shrink down but my old shrink plastic I had shrunk down way more than this so these would have been like two times smaller than what they actually turned out to be but again like I said it turned out to be a good thing because I actually love the way that it looks being on the bigger side. My kids don't seem to have much interest in shrink plastic but I think that's because I use it for part of my job so you see it as work LOL "five more minutes I have to finish this order" but I'm sure most kids would actually love it. Once they're all shrunken down they're very good quality. Just got to be a little careful before that process happens. So I ended up working well

I did a shrinky dink Christmas ornament craft with my fourth graders and it was a huge hit. They drew on the paper with colored pencils and we shrunk them with a toaster oven. They get to be about 2x3 inches. The kids thought that watching them shrink was so cool! They’re super tough once they’ve cooled and hardened. We used a hole punched before shrinking, and we were able to tie a ribbon on it after it so it can be an ornament the hang on the tree such an easy and fun activity!

I used this with my students to make ornaments for their families for Christmas. It worked perfect every time! It was fun, allowed kids to use their own creativity, and was a great way to bring “science” into a project. The colors turned out great (kids used colored pencils or markers). It only takes about 2 minutes for it to shrink down and harden. It doesn’t break easily when trying to bend it. Great price for the product. Will definitely buy again!

I help run a camp for burn survivors and got these for our arts and crafts table and they were a total hit! The kids (and adults) went through every sheet (I bought over 70!) and loved having little keepsakes to bring home from camp. The frosted side is super easy to draw on with most materials, we used markers and colored pencils, but I also love using them with acrylic markers. The drawings don't smudge and stay bright, vivid, and clear when shrunk. We made bookmarks, keychains, beads for bracelets, buttons...anything their imaginations could come up with and it was a great time! I also use these a ton personally as an artist, they're perfect for making earrings and other small projects. I think they're easy to use, fun for any age, and super versatile.

I want to start this review by saying that this is very standard shrinky dink paper and good value for what you receive! I have had a really good time messing around with these making keychains and various charms. When using this paper a tip I have learned is alcohol markers and fine liners will smudge, so if you want an easier time as an artist I would stick to colored pencils or plain pencil lead drawings. Another note I would add is that you should not use a whole page at once, when I did so the ends were too heavy to flatten and ended up curling up on my test sheet. I would also recommend using 300° for shrinking. Final note that prevented my review from being full stars, there was no indication which side should be faced up, glossy or matte. I learned after trial and error glossy side faces up always. I am very pleased with this paper and it is about what I expected, you can make some cool stuff within some limitations, and it is a neat thing to mess with to make presents for friends and family.