Shrinky Dinks Creative Pack, 25 Sheets Frosted White, Kids Art and Craft Activity Set, Kids Toys for Ages 6 Up by Just Play, Large

I bought these to do a class craft for my daughter's 3rd grade Thanksgiving party. The kids LOVED it! I printed turkeys on the paper and had them write what they were thankful for in the feathers, then they colored it. I brought them home and shrunk them down and attached them to keychains for them to hang on their backpacks.I had purchased another pack of paper at first, but had a hard time printing on them. I have a laser printer, so I brought them over to my neighbor's house for printing on an inkjet printer. When I got this paper, I gave it a try on my laser printer, and it did work, you just need to be careful when touching the printed parts as it can smear. Definitely much better on inkjet!

I love Shrinky Dinks! I had a lot of fun making my own designs. Make sure to follow the directions! The colors definitely appear more vibrant after baking which is nice.

These are great! My class loved them

Precut sheets very helpful in classroom. Great price. Kids loved it. Easy for 1st graders to make keepsake for parents.

These are great!! They come out easy to see, they’re cheap, big, easy to use, and the design is just like paper, and the paper is super durable! 🤩

Used this to make magnets with my class. The students enjoyed making them, you have to use permanent markers so we worked in small groups to supervise. There were a few things that were difficult. First was when they would fold and then stick together. You have to act fast to uncurl them. Also making sure they dried flat was a challenge. Always seemed to smudge a bit or be a little wavy. Regardless it was a cute gift for the kids to give to someone they love.

I purchased these to make outdoor decorations for my yard because I didn't want glass to break. Made circles look like stained glass. Shrink dink never fail. I've played with them since I was a child and will play with them forever.

I used these to make keychains for my students. I cut the page into 4 equal size pieces. Then I used Sharpies to make it look like a little piece of loose leaf paper. I wrote each student a personalized note, punched 3 holes along the side, then baked them and put them on a keychain. My students (graduating seniors) LOVED them!