Shrinky Art Paper Sheets, Cridoz 36Pcs Shrink Plastic Art Paper Shrink Plastic Film for Keychains and Creative Art Craft Marking

Using a heat blaster gave me more anxiety than helping 15 kindergarteners trace their hands and color something other than scribbles. The oven was the way to go for me about 3/4 minutes at 280 is what I think I was doing just watch and wait for the bubbles to go away then flatten with another baking sheet or whatever is flat and handy. These were easy to use and came out great, my students and I had so much fun using them. They are about half the size of printer paper for reference. The amount I got was good for the cost and will last me quite a few small projects.

Great price and it worked as expected! We had fun with it!!

As an early childhood educator, I wanted to my students to create a personalized gift for their mothers or guardians on Mother's Day this year. What we made was a hit with the parents! The pack I purchased also came with a convenient hole puncher, colored pencils, and a several keychain links. I loved the size of the blank sheets and was able to cut each blank sheet in half and draw lines so my students could write and draw just as they do in their primary journals. The "paper" shrinks in less than 30 seconds and is very thick and durable. My students used both Crayola markers and permanent Sharpies. Both worked perfectly.At home, my child had friends over and they created their own designs with markers and colored pencils. They also used the preprinted sheets to color the images on their and made friendship bracelet charms and earrings - super cute! I would purchase this product again. Sturdy product for the value.

Used these to make shrinky dink keychains. Worked great.

Bought these to do with the grandkids, ages 5 to 8. They love them. We traced pictures in coloring books, then colored them and popped them in the oven. We also punched holes before baking for key chains and sun catchers.

I love using shrinky dinks for keychains. The only thing I didn't like is that there were no instructions with these. It was easy enough finding the instructions on the internet, but I would rather they come with the product.

I grew up doing these as a kid. I bought them to do a mother's day craft for my classroom. Most of the kids had never heard of shrinky dinks. The kids were shocked how small they got and loved making them.

This stuff is fun! Flashback to the 70s! Shrinky Dinks Rock!