25 Sheets White Printable Shrink Plastic Sheets, Shrink Films Papers for Inkjet Printer Kids DIY Crafts and Mothers Day Gifts Easter Ornament, 8.3 x 11.6 inch / 21 x 29.5 cm

Great quality shrink printable sheets. Colors print out very vibrant and clear.No, smudging, and the ink does not run on paper.I've had some shrink paper that the ink bleeds.This one doesn't

I use shrinky dinks constantly for homemade jewlery, crafts, keychains, and kid fun! I have used a few different ones and this one if my favorite! Pros: -Shrink evenly -Print nicely -Cut nicely -Smooth back after shrunk -Easy use for all ages -Quick and simple -Directions are easy to follow Cons: -Shrinkys occasionally require manual pressure to lay flat at end of shrinking process if the shrinky dink is too large (just press on it with a finger or book or something while it’s still hot) The colors should be printed lighter than anticipated because the color condenses when the project is shrunk (a.k.a. it darkens)

Finally found a printable white shrink sheet that works great! I use epson eco tank printer. The print is very sharp and bright, cuts good with my circuit, and shrinks good! Very pleased as I’ve been through several other brands that didn’t print or shrink well. These work great!!

These are great. I use them with my printer and Cricut machine and they work like a charm. I made earrings with photos of my cats. Just as the directions say, you need to be mindful that the image always comes out darker so you might want to lighten them up before printing them. I'm going to use these with my students. Fun for kids and adults too! Maybe I'll make "adult" ones. LOL

I have been using this shrink plastic for my small business. Two packs that I purchased were fine and printed in great quality. I got great reviews on my products for their high quality and great look. However, the last two packs that I have purchased are completely unusable. I am using all of the same exact print settings, however, the designs now smudge, bleed, and are completely unusable. I though it was a printer issue and I even warrantied my printer because of it. I am still having the same issue on a new printer. I am completely at a a loss, and have to shut my business down because of this. I have attached two pictures. The blurry is what is happening with the last two packs, and the other photo is what it should print as. This is so sad.

Things that I like about this paper -Glossy finish on the back. -Good amount for your money. -Printing is easy. -Very smooth once they're shrunken down. Things that I DON'T like about this paper: -WAY too easy to rip. Every time I turn my scissors I risk splitting the design in two. -Packaged instructions are completely wrong. The product was unusable with the baking directions. -Glossy side is very scuffed and rough looking. The way I make them is by printing on 50-60% opacity depending on the darkness of the design. Then, I bake at 350 for 1:45. Despite my complaints and workarounds, I do like this product more than Grafix shrink paper, and will continue to use it. I only wish they would make it a bit more durable.

Worked perfectly. Some items I make i need to straighten out with my heat gun but the are great. I coat I resin for my product so the result is not shiny like my images... they are typically matte. I also use a flat metal object just as i take them out of the oven to fully flatten them while they are still warm.

Material isn't bad but I don't think I'd use it again. The edges curl no matter how fast you pull it from the oven and press down to flatten it. For best results you may want to pull it out early, otherwise it curls more for some reason? It is thick after heating and you get a good amount of sheets for the cost. I use this material for making jewlery and can honestly say it's fine for making your own stuff and just having fun, but not for a business. You risk throwing sway so many failed pieces and wasting material. (Final shrink size is inconsistent)