36Pcs Shrink Paper Sheets, Shrink Plastic Sheet

Love these shrink sheets. My kids like to make keychains. We usually start with a 6-inch template. The more detailed the image the more cuts and the more curling may occur. Be patient in letting your item cook, shrink, & curl. It will almost always flatten out if you are patient. If it doesn’t, you can use a heat proof flat-bottomed cup or kitchen item to press it flat while it’s still pretty warm. Use safety precautions like hot mitts. These were colored on the rough side and a hole punch was used before baking. Great value, quality, and a fun activity for any skill level.

I bought these to make ornaments with my 2nd grade class for the holidays. I am definitely going to plan on doing this craft every year!! They turned out so cute, and I feel like it was very easy to use the sheets. I almost bought two packs in case I messed something up but they all turned out perfect! They also baked super quick in the oven and were very sturdy after. Definitely worth the price and just a super fun and useful product!

Works great! I was using another brand, but they have been sold out for months so I took a chance and tried this brand and it’s been great!

I've used one sheet so far as a practice run. I used alcohol markers on it. Once cooled they were nice and firm and the ink stayed. They shrunk nicely. A couple of them didn't fully flatten, which isn't a major deal just worth mentioning. The instructions are honestly the worst thing about them, which is partly why I felt I needed a practice run. Ultimately I tried drawing on both the clear & opaque sides (both had fine results) and did various shapes and sizes

Works perfectly! I tested a few different coloring mediums to see which worked best- the photos in my review show one colored with sharpies, one colored with crayons, and one colored with brush tip watercolor pens. (Please note that these sheets don't have images on them, I drew the care bears myself.) It was relatively easy to cut out with scissors, though the material is prone to cracking because it's not flexible, so be careful. Shrinks a lot more than you think it will. I used a whole sheet for each charm, and they ended up being about two inches tall. Watch them while they're in the oven- they'll fold and twist while they're shrinking, then flatten back out and shrink just a tiny bit more. It only takes about 3-4 minutes. All of mine came out mostly flat with minimal warping. I will be making a bunch more shrink art, and I will absolutely buy these sheets again!

Tracing first with permanent marker is ideal then colored pencils - drawing on the rougher side - gets great results. Punch holes before shrinking. Shrinking in a small toaster oven works great. Immediately after shrinking, while still hot, squeeze between flat cutting boards.

They're good

My kids I babysit love these and they come out looking great. Super easy to use and a great size. They are durable and perform how they should in the oven.

Kids love it and works well.

Works well great for the grandchildren.

Perfect for craft project - made lovely little keyrings

Really fun crafting. Shrinks well. Performace with colouring pencils are best on this.

Whenever I have put it in the oven it just curls up and hardens straight away...I can't seem to get it right after trying a few times. I have tried a shorter time and then it isn't set...as soon as it curls it hardens like that ..