SOFIRE Shrink Film Sheets for Shrinky Dinks, 123 PCS Plastic Shrinky Art Paper Kit for Kids Art and Craft

The directions were definitely lacking but thanks to the reviews I was able to complete the project I had in mind!

Easy to use

Works great if you know what you're doing. I didn't. Came with no instructions so after failed attempts I finally got it to work by putting it in a 400 degree oven, paint on the slick side, and just watched for it to get to the size I want. Other than that it works great, color holds up good, made for a great gift

Great for making hand print keychains or whatever else. The kids had fun

Worked great as expected! 325 for 2-3 minutes. Don’t forget to hole punch before you bake or you won’t be able to make a key chain out of it! The key chains it comes with are garbage but the paper itself works great

The shrink paper product itself is fine, however, if you've never worked with shrink paper before you'd be at a total loss as to how to use it because the instructions that come with this product are BEYOND vague. They don't tell you which side of the paper to draw on, what kind of markers to use, what temperature to bake at, or any other details. Luckily I have used shrink paper before so I knew what to do. So let me share with you how to use it.First, PRE heat your oven to 325 f so it's warm and ready to use. The instruction show a toaster oven but do not use a toaster oven- use your regular oven.Many websites say the project shrinks by about half, but my experience has always been that you end up with a project much smaller- about a quarter of your starting size. Keep that in mind when planning your project.Next, start your project. The paper is double sided. One side is slick and smooth, the other is rough and fibrous. You want to draw/color on the rough side, not the smooth side. Use permanent markers. Sharpies work great! I have never used washable markers but I imagine the project will be prone to smudging if you use anything other permanent markers.If you are making keychains, make sure you use a hole punch to punch out your hole BEFORE baking.For best results, sandwich your project between two sheets of parchment paper on a baking sheet and lay a silicone mat over the entire project to weigh it down. The shrink paper will warp a bit while baking and the weight of the silicone helps to flatten it back out (don't worry- it will flatten out- in fact by the end of the 3 minute bake time it will likely already be flat again. That has been my experience).Bake at 325 for 3 minutes. Try not to open the oven door during this time. I know you'll want to spy on it, but resist the temptation. When you open the oven door heat escapes and the project will immediately start to cool, which interrupts the shrink process. Wait till your 3 minute timer goes off before opening that oven door.Pull your project out of the oven and let it cool before handling.

They worked great! It didn't have instructions on how long and at what temperature to bake it at so I did 350°F for around 3 minutes for these. I just watched them until they finished shrinking. Otherwise they turned out great! The keychains it comes with are very cheap but get the job done fine.

Worked well, didn't curl. Wasn't listed but I used them at 325 F for 1.5 min-2min. On metal cookie sheet. Cracked a little when cutting but was workable.