Shrink plastic

[sdscrapper]

Did you know that the plastic covering that comes with your boughten graham cracker crust works the same? Actually any plastic with that number will work - I just used that for an example. Just thought I'd share that tip. Gives that 'garbage' a use!

[laughingstamper]

I have heard about this but never tried it. What is the number on the plastic?

[Patter]

Yes, I would love to know the number on the plastic and a quick "how to." :) :)

[mom3]

Did you know that the plastic covering that comes with your boughten graham cracker crust works the same? Actually any plastic with that number will work - I just used that for an example. Just thought I'd share that tip. Gives that 'garbage' a use!

Ok, I cant find the beginning of this thread......I am interested in knowing more about this technique

[StampinCarol]

I remember when, as a child, we used the clear plastic lids from liver (hate the stuff) and that worked great!

[DarcyD]

Found this tutoria (http://www.skiptomylou.org/2009/01/07/how-to-make-shrinky-dinks-with-recycled-6-plastic/)l. Looks like it is #6 plastic.

[cnkls]

Ha, never heard of this before....
Interesting.
Nadya

[angelladcrockett]

I've never heard of using anything like this! It was only a few years ago that I discovered Shrinky-dinks....never did those as a kid. Then, I found the grown-up version, Polyshrink! It's awesome! Now hearing about this....a brand new discovery.....very interesting!!! :)