30Pcs Shrink Plastic Sheets for Crafts Heat Shrink Paper for Crafts Kids DIY Jewelry Making,with 12 AIVS Colored Pencils

These are so fun to create! My friend had never used them so I had to send some so she could experience them, too. She is having so much fun!

Great fun! No instructions came but we just googled them. (baked at 325 for 2-4 min & worked perfectly!)

Worked really well for the project i used it for but liked to curl up and not lay right when heating up to shrink

Be aware that pages are not 8 1/2 X 11, but smaller. The kids had a blast making their own shrinky dinks. They worked as described!

Kids made tags for Christmas presents this year that doubled as ornaments. So much fun. This was a good value kit.

This is an excellent crafting materials. You can take this paper, make a shape, pop it in the oven and your project will shrink into whatever you want. You can even color the plastic if you wish. I use markers as they seem to work better then the pencils included. The plastic shrink down pretty far. You can make jewelry, toys or pretty much whatever your imagination can think up. If you are looking something like this check this paper out. It will give you hours of shrinky dink fun.

We tried to make keychains for classroom Mother’s Day gifts but they all shrank hard, formed bowlish shaped, and couldn’t flattenVery disappointed. Waste of my money

I give this 4 instead of 5 stars because it has no directions. You have to look them up. So I will tell you what worked for me and my girls. Turn the oven on to 350 degrees. Let it heat up. Have a clean cookie sheet. If I would have had parchment paper I would have used that, but I didn't. I just used a bare pan and it worked. Now have something to punch holes. The item you make will shrink down to like 1/4 of the size. The colored pencils that come with these sheets work but they don't get dark. I found permanent markers work better. And they get darker when they are cooked. Make sure you put the hole in before you cook the design. Cut it out clean. And don't put the hole too close to the edge or when it gets small the hole will come apart. Use a metal spatula to take them off the pan. If you have two metal spatulas that would be good because sometimes after they uncurl some of the designs might not totally flatten out so then you can pick it up with one spatula and flatten it out with the second metal spatula. This would be so much fun to do with your kids or grandkids at Christmas time. Or anytime. My Jesus Time girls got so excited when they saw how small they shrunk too. It totally got them focused to make their own designs. And this was pretty miraculous because this set of girls can get pretty chaotic.