BAISDY 25Pcs Shrink Plastic Sheets, Heat Shrink Paper for Crafts DIY Jewelry Making, 14.5x20cm

the size is nice & the quality, the shrink plastic sheets were really good to use in the oven turned out really nice. they are easy to use and they do shrink!!!

Made pins for my shop and the outcome is more than i expected. It didn't come with directions but i tested a few sizes. Timing is different depending on how big the plastic. It takes 1:45 mins for the plastic to shrink in the oven. But i highly suggest you keep an eye on the baking process. I use resin to finish my pins, will buy more soon :)

you get a good amount for the price, compared to some others here on amazon. and this stuff in particular shrank super fast and super even. 320F in my toaster oven shrank my pins (final size ~2cm) in under 30 seconds each. worked with coloured pencils fine as usual, but also worked well with paint markers. didn't even have a fancy brand, but as long as i kept it to about 2 layers it didn't crinkle or bubble up and stayed smooth and bright. will buy again.

These were so much fun and brought me back to my childhood. Only down side is there was a bit of a film left after and there were no instructions, we googled the temp and time.

Loved using this to help make Christmas ornaments and for the daycare kids I worked with!!

We planned to make keychains for my 6th grader's market day project & these were exactly what I was looking for. Great in quality & quantity. We were able to make 50 keychains & managed to make a few extra earrings & bracelets with the scrap pieces. I baked them at 320 & left them in until they were flat which was about 2-3 minutes. I then placed them between 2 parchment papers & set a piece of wood over them to flatten them as they cooled. The pic gives you a good idea on how small they shrink down to. We used a black sharpie to trace & crayola color pencils to color.

It shrinks quickly and produces a sturdy piece. However, it distorts in the process. I needed some circles, and I carefully cut the material into that shape. When they shrank, they were no longer perfectly circular. If you need precision, this is not the product for you.

It’s pretty easy to use. The only problem is it didn’t come with instructions, but I watched some videos on YouTube about shrink plastic and learned what to do. It’s pretty sturdy plastic after it’s done baking. Now that I have this, I’m unstoppable in the earring-making field.