24 pcs shrink dinks(A5 Size)

Great little craft to do with kids. Can make all sorts of things with it

Fantastic results! A few notes, though: 1. The packaging says it "Shrinks 20%" but it's actually closer to 42% of it's original size (yes, I did the math). I marked and measured a 5cm line before shrinking, and after, it measured at 2.1cm. 2. Directions say to put marker on the shiny side. I don't know why. It takes forever to dry, has a tendency to pool, and shows up just fine on the frosted side. Just draw on the frosted side. As long as you're not using crayons it'll be fine. 3. Yes, it will curl while it's shrinking. It guess down flat enough once it's done. Don't worry about it you accidentally cut a bit you didn't intend to. It'll stick to the rest once it cools off. 4. Colors might darken slightly once the pieces shrink. White will stay white, though. If colors where translucent before, they will be slightly less so at the end. Overall, a good product, and I would recommend it.

How cute are these mahjong themed keychains? I had to experiment a bit with size and markers as well as realizing that they will lay flat on their own while "baking". I used permanent markers and colored pencils which work great too. Punch large holes because they do shrink and you don't want to make a hole after it hardens. Very easy to use and good directions although I supplemented with YouTube to be sure. A fun craft.

Have to use this for a couple years now with my first grade class making keychains for mother's Day and they are perfect. I cut the 5x7 sheets in half because I do like the smaller keychains. It makes a keychain about 1.5x2 inches, as you can see in the pictures. It says that this shrinks down by 20% but it actually shrinks down by 80%. If it doesn't uncurl all the way flatten it down by laying a book or even flattening it down with a spatula while it's still hot, you can also put it back in the oven for a bit. Using a heat gun does not work near as well and takes a lot longer, I put mine in the oven for about 1 minute on 350, you can also use a toaster oven and it only takes about 30 seconds. Using markers and color pencils both work great but you will need a clear coat to spray on top just to keep it from smudging - spray AFTER baking. The colors after it baking get so vibrant and beautiful. For the notebook paper I drew the lines for this and then let the kids ride a poem or a message to Mom. I love this!

These worked out great. Just what I was hoping for. It’s probably toxic to melt plastic in your house/oven, but the product worked.

These are cool! Really easy to make, just have to keep checking them until they lay flat.

I love shrinky dink or shrink art. They make good costume jewelry. You can draw items and use a color pencil which gets richer as it shrinks. The size of the sheets are good too. Fun project for kids or adults. I made earrings of my last cats and wear them in their honor on occasion. Make the holes bigger too so latches fit them.

This a fun product to make so many different things. I made keychain out of them and they worked great. I had to learn how big I needed to draw out the picture before shrinking it. It didn’t take long to get it. I used acrylic marker on it and the color when it shrank down was still vibrant. I still have some sheets and love to make so many things.

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Muy buen producto, reduce más o menos al 50%. El acabado ES MATE, no transparente