Poly Shrink Charms - Video Tutorial !

For all those that wanted to know what Poly Shrink, is, does, etc. here you go.  I buy mine at All That Scraps.

Comments

[term paper writing]

The good thing about your information is that it is explicit enough for students to grasp. Thanks for your efforts in spreading academic knowledge.

[bettyannmanghi]

wow that is a great tutorial!
did you use stazon or just regular ink?
i have to dig out my shrinkydink paper stuff now

[anice]

superbe

c'est nous en France on appel sa du plastique fou
plastique qui ce rétracte

bizzz
anice

[Joanne]

I wonder if it is just me when watching your videos, there are a lot of pauses throughout the duration of the video. I find it time cosuming to watch them. Have you had this concern from others?

[Gail]

I just love the shrinking paper. I think I am a shrinking addict...where do you get yours. Is shrinky dinks the only product? Do you use the inkjet paper too? ahhhsome :]
Thank you very very much for tutorial.

[Sandy in NH]

GREAT TUTORIAL AND YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY!!

[Regina Cornelius]

another great tutorial!!! (no surpsires here - they are always great!)
i have 2 ?s though...how do you cut the polyshrink with such smooth edges and what type of ink do you use? oh...and 1 more ? - do you sand the polyshrink first?

[Lori McB]

Q for you Julie. After you stamped the shape, what did you use to trim it so closely. I have trouble cutting poly shrink. It cracks on me or looks jagged. Thanks for your great tutorials. I love reading your blog!

[Chris Mott]

Can't wait to try this out. Your tutorials are always awesome. Missed your blog, while I was on vacation. Great to be back !

[Candy]

Thanks for another great tutorial. I always learn something new from them!

[evette]

It is so sad for me that I can not get any tutorials that are video. I have dial-up and my system will not play them. Dang it all. There are so many of yours that I would like to have. Dang, dang dang. Ty for the heads up on buying the shrink stuff. I know I am ordering all the time from "All that scraps". Thanks for the heads up to that site. Have a great day Julie. evette

[Shelley G in Iowa]

Excellent tutorial! I will be trying this one ASAP! Thanks Julie!

[Inge]

Wow Julie, thanks so much for this tutorial. At first when you see the heating up you think oh my this is going totally wrong *hihi* but then as a miracle the poly shrink ended up as a cute embellie. It's like magic....:-D

Inge

[Mary Campbell]

I just started using this too. I didn't think of using the heat gun to shrink it. I have been using a toaster oven. Thanks for sharing.

[Sandra Smart]

awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing. I never thought of using my heat gun. I always make a whole bunch and then stick them in my oven...but the heat gun is such a better idea.

[Teresa]

Thanks so much for the tutorial. I've never been able to get this to work right. But now I can see what I was doing wrong. I really appreciate this tutorial (and all of your others!).

[jules p]

I love that shrink stuff. I remember playing with that when I was a very young kid. I like being about to use your heat gun instead of the oven.

[Carolynn F]

Wow...I expected something totally different. I had no idea that it would shrink that much so I really appreciate the video demonstration. You rock!

[Gail S.]

Fun! I look forward to seeing the charm you made on an upcoming card!!! Thank you for taking the time to show us.

[becky]

Fab tutorial - thanks for sharing!

[Eileen Bartsch]

Thanks so much Julie, yes that is amazing. I now could see exactly what it did and will be buying some. You are a charm also Julie always willing to help out! Thanks heaps....Eileen

[Mel M. M. M.]

That was AWESOME! I would have panicked when I saw that curling, but now that I've seen you do it, I know what to expect! Thanks so much for showing how you do that. Gorgeous results! :0)