Shrinky Dinks Creative Pack 10 Sheets Frosted Ruff n' Ready

Very fun fr the kids

The whole premise of these is you draw characters on the sheet (in various sizes), colour them in, cut them out- and bake them (at which point they shrink). My 8 year old *loves* these- though we did experience some issues with 1) the colours that would work for the oven- and 2) the oven itself........ These are *not* for children to use on their own- especially the oven stage where they have to bake them. Its a fair bit of work to get a final product from these- and the sheets are incredibly expensive for what you're buying. I'm happy my children love these- but I'm not convinced that I'd buy them again given the hassle of using them and how expensive they are

These were very gratefully received. A little hard to use though and pricey. Would buy again

It gave methe wroge struff

These were so awesome to use! We made the kids Father’s Day gift with them. They are easy to use and dummy proof. The kids had so much fun that it is worth the money for sure.

Increíble material. Pasamos mucho tiempo jugando con el... los niños hacen un dibujo y el adulto lo hornea al sacarlo queda duro y se puede utilizar como llavero...

Es divertido trabajar este plástico, tiene buena dureza al encoger, uso un horno eléctrico muy pequeño y sólo recomiendo precalentarlo, mis primeros dibujos no quedaron tan planos tenían leves ondulaciones, pero cuando precalenté el horno quedaron perfectos. Los niños se divierten mucho cuando ven los dibujos encogerse por la ventana del horno.

Tried this out and loved it!! It's really simple to use for a lot of different crafts. For people having trouble drawing on it because of the smooth surface, you can just take some fine sand paper and rough it up a bit. I found that makes it easier for the surface to take pencil crayons or other colors. I tried using acrylic paint on the surface and it kind of worked? If you are going to use it then just water it a bit and use a thin layer, because if you put it on thickly then the paint bunches up when it shrinks (since the paint is "plastic-y"). Lastly when cutting your shapes out, if you have a sharp angle in your shape, cut it from different angles so that it does not crack. Even if there is a small crack you don't really have to worry about it because it's going to get thicker and shrink anyways. :)

Increible, simplemente pon tu imaginación a volar.Algo importante a considerar es que aproximadamente un dibujo de 5cm al final después de hornear se reduce a la mitad pero aún así quedan increíbles