Shrink Plastic Sheets, 20 X 14.5cm - 25 Pieces

It was worth the price. Doesn't give instructions on how to use it. Thankfully I have used shrink plastic before.

This is a fun shrink paper and of good quality. I would recommend this for small projects.

The media could not be loaded. I love the product. Easy to use. Making ornaments for my kids surprise tree that each one will be getting. The only thing you need to remember is it shrinks. Really small.

No, they do not come with instructions, but are easy enough to use anyway. Bake at 350F on a cookie sheet. Shrinking takes less than 5 minutes, and it does not seem to matter how long they are baked after that. If they are wrinkled, try flipping them over or flattening with a pancake flipper, then bake for a few more minutes. It's easy to make them come out completely flat. Once finished, do not touch or remove from cookie sheet until completely cooled, or they will warp again.Also, if you're cutting out a shape, do it BEFORE shrinking. They do cut easily with scissors and produces sharp lines, despite what others have said. If making key chains, they are easy to drill after shrinking.4/5 stars only because it seems they do not shrink evenly- one axis shrinks a little more than another, causing circles to come out as ovals, etc. But hey, what do you expect for such a good price, and for many designs this will not matter.

Thin and flexible. Much less likely to snap and break than some others.Flexible enough to use on slightly curved surfaces as well as flat.Having each letter or symbol on separate stencil sheets makes them easier to use than large sheets containing multiple letters.Great size for most projects...signs, mailbox lettering, crafts, etc.It would be nice to have envelopes for each one. Like a sleeve. To keep them from tangling together. And a tray to stand them in.

I’ve been looking to make some custom keychains, so I decided to purchase shrink plastic. Haven’t tried it yet, but so far it seems trustworthy! The paper seems durable, yet a little small. You could probably try printing with it (which I will soon).Tip: for making designs on shrink plastic, make your designs on the rough side.

It does what it's supposed to and you get a good amount of sheets for your money. Keep in mind the dimensions of each sheet are A5 sized so about 20 x 14.5 cm or 8.3 x 5.8 inches and the shrinkage is the same whether you use an oven or a heat gun. A full length piece (about 199mm) shrinks down to about 94mm, so you can't really make anything longer than 9.4 cm (unless you go diagonally, which would be an 11.5 cm max). The thickness of a heated piece is about 2mm.

It’s my first time using shrinky dink sheets. The quality was very good and my students loved playing with this. I follow instructions from a YouTube video and everything worked as expected. For better size results, I’d recommend you use one sheet per kid and use the whole size of the sheet to get a good size result