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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2025It has been a very long time since I used this kind of thing but I have seen it around recently online with artists making their own art into keychains and others making flowers with them and so I thought hey why not! They are not hard to use, but the shrinking process is something to get used to and adapt to, as I am finding things do get a but smaller than you're given to expect, and so it took some time and some online research to figure out how to get things right with this.
I wish these could turn into those shrink plastic wraps that used to be put around Christmas ornaments in the 80's and 90's because I miss those and i think being able to design your own would be really cool, but until someone figures that out (and yeah I get it you would need to do it with glass and then the glass could explode, but it is still something I wish this could do!) making cute little flat clear ones will still be great.
I will also be trying to see if I can get printed images to go on these but apparently they take a long long time to dry so it might not work, but I have to get my printer to print on the smaller pages first. I also found that sharpie is a good outline for things. I wish alcohol markers would work but they just leave a sort of blotchy watercolor effect which can work out okay if you want it to but they can also make the sharpie bleed because the alcohol starts to dissolve it so it is just a lot of testing and trying to get what I want out of them right now. But it has been really fun figuring it out and I hope to be able to make some unique things in the future once I get my materials straight.
