DIY How to Make Shrink Charms with Recycled Plastic step by step
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Date: 2020-05-18
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roboticrainbow
you could outline on one side and then flip the plastic and colour from the back so you don't have to worry about smearing the ink and also it creates a cool 3d effect if you play around with having the details on one layer and the colour on the other side. I used to do this when I was a kid and you can even used coloured plastic
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you could outline on one side and then flip the plastic and colour from the back so you don't have to worry about smearing the ink and also it creates a cool 3d effect if you play around with having the details on one layer and the colour on the other side. I used to do this when I was a kid and you can even used coloured plastic
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Hannah
I have the same plastic as you, but when I made mine, at first it seemed like it was working just fine but after a few minutes it curled up into a blob. I thought it was going to unfold so I waited a few minutes and it ended up never unfolding, so now I just have this blob looking bunny someone help please
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I have the same plastic as you, but when I made mine, at first it seemed like it was working just fine but after a few minutes it curled up into a blob. I thought it was going to unfold so I waited a few minutes and it ended up never unfolding, so now I just have this blob looking bunny someone help please
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Nasrin
That kindergarten music really bothers me. I don't get it. Teachers do not use music while teaching, why people who make tutorials speak in such a soft voice add such music to their videos? I need to hear what she says because she is great and at the same time I can't stand that music!
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That kindergarten music really bothers me. I don't get it. Teachers do not use music while teaching, why people who make tutorials speak in such a soft voice add such music to their videos? I need to hear what she says because she is great and at the same time I can't stand that music!
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ashley
you can prevent the black outline from smearing by doing it last. color your image just like you would trace your outline. just overlay the image you are tracing and do the color first once you have the image colored in then outline it and boom no smearing
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you can prevent the black outline from smearing by doing it last. color your image just like you would trace your outline. just overlay the image you are tracing and do the color first once you have the image colored in then outline it and boom no smearing
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Manisha's
pretty charms! one question - can we use hot iron (preheated) instead of oven to shrink plastic? and is it possible it will work on plastic number 4? coz i mostly have #4 plastic containers. awaiting your response. thanks.
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pretty charms! one question - can we use hot iron (preheated) instead of oven to shrink plastic? and is it possible it will work on plastic number 4? coz i mostly have #4 plastic containers. awaiting your response. thanks.
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Maria
Mine just curled and became white. it also started smelling really bad. Ive been reading in the comments that it should be plastic n#6 but the only one I can find is n#1. I think they dont sell that type of plastic here
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Mine just curled and became white. it also started smelling really bad. Ive been reading in the comments that it should be plastic n#6 but the only one I can find is n#1. I think they dont sell that type of plastic here
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Justin
I have a question, if the plastic curved up and its already cool down, can you put it back in the oven? And what if one side is larger then the other? Does that mean I you still can put it in the oven?
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I have a question, if the plastic curved up and its already cool down, can you put it back in the oven? And what if one side is larger then the other? Does that mean I you still can put it in the oven?
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Amber
I'm concerned with the idea of people experimenting with baking different plastics in their home ovens. That's a good way to release some horribly toxic fumes into your home.
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I'm concerned with the idea of people experimenting with baking different plastics in their home ovens. That's a good way to release some horribly toxic fumes into your home.
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Tamera
If you flatten them with something heavy right out of the oven then they won't warp. Also, if you're using sharpies, draw the outline on one side and colour on the other.
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If you flatten them with something heavy right out of the oven then they won't warp. Also, if you're using sharpies, draw the outline on one side and colour on the other.
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