Plastic cup shrinky dink

These beautiful Christmas shrinky dink ornaments are made with plastic cups.

One week till Christmas! Are you ready for the festivities? Celebrate in style and try decorating with some of these cute crafts made from recycled materials. They are fun and easy to make and a great way to spend some time with your kids. The Holidays are about spending time with the ones you love […]

These darling little shrinky dink keychain charms were made by Tara Jenkin's kiddos! How fun for moms to receive these to put on their keys? Even grandparent gifts! We've also made shrinky dink fridge magnets.

How do you make shrinky dinks?? Find all things shrinky dinks here!! List of 50+ shrinky dinks ideas you can try today. Plus unique ideas you won't find anywhere else. Includes Shrinky dinks gifts, ideas for kids, diy ideas. Also, shrinky dink instructions on how to make your own shrinky dinks from film or plastic. #crafts

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Plastic cups sharpies, oven at Broil. Color your 9oz/10oz plastic cups; foil lined baking sheet. only takes 10-15 seconds. Remove and allow to cool

These beautiful Christmas shrinky dink ornaments are made with plastic cups.

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Try this super easy craft made from plastic cups! You can make magnets or ornaments, or you can experiment with new designs. We made ours Disney-themed!

Here at the Bead Shop we love to dabble with new mediums and techniques. Recently we have started stocking shrink plastic which is so versatile! And if you see Lisa's previous post, you can see we've fallen in love with this product! To celebrate expanding our range to include black and clear shrink plastic, here are a few artists who have really inspired us! Cuppa Tea And Cake has a fantastic range of tea cup badges, perfect for our tea loving selves! Oh Badgers features lovely badges of…

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Plastic cup ornament craft was a success! Check out a few of the many wonderfully creative cups my students made before winter break! #shrinkydinks #scienceteacher #diy #crafts #plasticcupornament....

We’re always looking for cheap or-- better yet-- free materials to craft with here, so we’ve played around with crafting all sorts of things out of those big plastic gallon milk jugs over the last couple of years. The type of plastic they are made from is pretty versatile as far as crafting goes. We have two crafts here to show you.

Making an ornament from a plastic cup

Shinky Dinks is the name of a type of shrink plastic. When heated, shrink plastic reduces in size. Designs drawn or printed on shrink plastic reduce too. Some polystyrene items, such as number 6 plastic, can be used like shrink plastic.

Find out how to make your own shrinky dinks using garbage! A fun, free recycled craft that your kids (and you!) will love!

This tutorial is not In English but I wanted to share it with you anyway. This tutorial uses Shrink plastic to create necklace charms. What I love about this project is the use of zentangle drawing…

Looking for a fun craft to do with your kids with limited supplies? How about making your own nearly free shrinky dinks using plastic from the recycle bin?