🎨 Shrinky Dinks Creative Pack: 6 Sheets for Ink Jet Printers - Fun Art and Craft Activity for Kids! Review

Shrink not the best. A writer friend hired a therapist to print her book covers to make charms for an event. I decided to use the same idea to turn my dad's favorite books into decorations for his Christmas tree. I have used two packs, one my husband bought from a store a few years ago and the other. They didn't end the day well. I think they need to be painted or glued somehow. I have successfully used laser inkjet or interference. This herd has shrunk strangely and unevenly. The surfaces of…

At first this product seemed like a pretty good product. I read the reviews and expected there to be some bias. For my purposes it was ok. It printed well on my printer and shrank well in my toaster oven, with a slight skew. However, a month later, I found that the ink rubbed off slightly. The ink did not harden when heated and did not "cure" over time. Edited to add: I used clear nail polish (I'm sure any clear nail polish will do, but I used what I had) over my design and it worked. don't…

UNEVEN SHIT. By that I mean that the crumpled plastic didn't get as small or thick as expected, sometimes distorting the shape and sometimes spiky fibers sticking out leaving jagged edges! The end result was not hard enough/tough. HORRIBLE result. I printed 9 illustrations per sheet, let dry completely (hours in drying house). I cropped the illustration, punched a hole, and placed it on a baking sheet in the same toaster I used previously for kneading (the temperature of which I measure with…