Auihiay 145 Pieces Shrink Plastic Sheet Kit Include 20 PCS Shrinky Paper with 125 PCS Keychains Accessories for Kids Creative Craft, Easter Mother Day Ornament

Alright these are the CUTEST keepsakes EVER. I'm obsessed. I am such a sentimental person and these are wonderful for the whole family! These would be cute decals for rear view mirrors too! I bought a stamp pad for my sons hand and footprints and it worked perfect! I would reccomend giving it like an hour to dry before baking. I sealed with clear nail polish and it worked great! 10/10 reccomend. I used a combination. Of stamp pad ink, sharpie, and colored pencils!

So easy to use! Makes so much!!! I recommend to use this!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My kid was thrilled to get this as a gift. Perfect for anyone who loves to draw.Value for money:Very good

I used these to make the most adorable Mother’s Day gifts. They worked fabulous and came with things to make key chains and earrings. There are plenty of sheets to make lots of things but not a lot of key chain or earring things so you may have to purchase more if wanting to make a lot. I do have to say that the instructions aren’t so clear as to when to take your piece out of the oven, the item will curl up and then flatten out and once flare you take it out. My first thing came out bubbly because I took it out to soon.

EDIT:I tried fineliner pens, it smudged everywhere and bled on the page, smudging even after being baked. Granted, it was water-based so I half expected this to happen, I'm sure sharpie or other oil-based fineliners will work great.I also tried a heart shaped cut out with a smaller heart cut into it. That didn't work because the thinner part curled and stuck to the other side during baking (this didn't happen with a smaller keychain hole), so I took it out and manually fixed it, put it back in the oven thinking it would fix itself. It did, until I took it out and attempted to remove from the pan and it curled back up and now it is mishapen and will not fix itself. So word of advice if you plan on cutting in shapes within the drawing - don't make it too big!I stand by my 5 star review if used and baked correctly.---ORIGINAL REVIEW:I had the problem of that one star review at first. It curled and I couldn't put a heavy book on top of it fast enough to flatten it. Little did I know, these things are SUPPOSED to curl and then they magically flatten out! I panicked when I saw it curl and took it out too early, but DON'T PANIC! Leave them in there for a few more seconds and they flatten out. Once it goes flat, take it out and let it cool for a bit before you mess with it. I even put the first failed attempt back into the oven and it flattened itself - that was after it had completely cooled and hardened! I didn't even have to put a book on top.I did a drawing about 5-6" tall (almost the entire page) and it shrunk to about 2" tall, perfect keychain size. A regular hole puncher shrinks down to perfect keychain hole size. I used prismacolour pencils and it looks great. It does feel like it will smudge so I will probably put a layer of epoxy resin on top at some point. I will edit my review if I do that (also when I try out fineliner markers on them) to let you all know how that goes.So tldr: Don't take it out of the oven before it goes flat, and even if you take it out too early you can just put it right back to fix it! Just keep watching it and you'll know when it's done.

I have made so many fun little things with these. I initially did color and size tests and it's about a 1:3 ratio (shrunk a 3 inch piece and it ended up being a little over an inch) the colors bake down a lot more saturated then when applied to the sheets. If you're going to use the pencils that come with it, draw on the rough side. If you're going to use sharpies, use the smooth side. The pencils give a softer look and are easier to blend, whereas the sharpies are bolder and more vibrant. The plastic sheets are a good size and if you plan it right, you can fit a bunch on it.All in all, I am so glad I bought this. The possibilities are endless. I'm going to buy more for some friends.

This turned out so good! I'm obsessed I'm going to make something for all of my friends and family. I left it in the oven for a little over 2 minutes. I just watch it until it turns flat and then I smushed it between two big books. It turned out flat it does shrink a lot. I'll probably get some resin to coat it with. It's really small so I'll probably make it into a phone charm. But it's so cute 🥰 Cinnamoroll! I hope the pictures help. I think those who complained about it not going flat didn't keep it in the oven long enough at one point in the oven my did curve and get weird looking but then evened out.

Contains everything you need to get started making jewelry with Shrinky Dinks.