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I wanted to make my sister a charm bracelet for Mother's Day with various stamps and pictures of her boys.
Has anyone tried to print something onto shrink plastic? I tried and it didn't take. Tried scratching up the plastic first... and everything just slid right off. :(
Just wondering if there are any tips out there- or if it's just not worth trying...
Try to find the computer printable Shrinky Dink material. I found it at Michael's & as long as you follow the directions exactly (lighten your original photo) it works great!
Try to find the computer printable Shrinky Dink material. I found it at Michael's & as long as you follow the directions exactly (lighten your original photo) it works great!
I didn't know that they made some that was computer printable! I'll have to check that out!
I used my inkjet printer. The ink never did dry even after shrinking so I sealed it with acrylic sealer. Worked well. You just need to be careful handling the charm until you seal it.
This just came up a couple of weeks ago. Grafix makes shrink plastic in the "regular" variety, and also for inkjet, and for laser jet. Be sure you buy the correct one. wilde-ideas.com sells it, and often has it on sale.