Shrink Plastic – Loretta Rodger

USING SHRINK PLASTIC ON A LIGHT BOX

Amazon, Copic Card Stock, Light box, Shrink Plastic 0

To purchase the best COPIC marker friendly card stock ever made, click here.

Here is the video of how to use Shrink Plastic and a light box, I hope you will enjoy it!

To purchase the shrinky dink plastic click here.

To purchase the light box please click here

A few basic notes about shrink plastic, if you are a beginner I highly recommend buying the rough and ready shrink plastic, it is a bit easier to use, you stamp on the slick side and color it on the rough side. I mentioned in the video I originally did all my coloring with colored pencils. Even the cheapest (like crayola) do a fantastic job. If you would like to really treat yourself to a nice set of colored pencils, I suggest the Faber Castell Polychromos Color Pencil set, Tin of 120. . Click here to view and maybe purchase them for yourselves.

The links provided for products in this video are now affiliate links. I am hoping to start earning some money for not only the crafts I make, but the ones that I use (and love). Most of the moneys received go back into my community for the local Hospice and our local Church home. If you have any questions, please email me directly, Ms.Rhetta@gmail.com.

If you would like to send me mail, please do so! The information is just under the main blog header just click the “contact”me tab and the information is there! Have a great day, stay safe and warm. Until next time… Stamp happy and be a blessing!

Shrinky Dink

Easter Pin, HAUL, lawnfawn, Shrink Plastic, Simon Says Stamp 0

Shrink Plastic is one of my favorite mediums to use in my crafting projects. Above in the video I show many different shapes used to create these adorable embellishments.

Simon Says Stamp is a fantastic online store for finding many of your favorite brands. I used their products to make this pin. To make the clouds and sun float above the image, I used some plastic packaging that I cut into thin strips then glued in place on the back of the 2″ button. (Button was purchased from Hobby Lobby). I also purchased the pin back from them.

The stamps are also from Simon Says Stamp. Click here for the direct link to purchase them.

If you would like a tutorial on how I made the pin,, please leave me a comment, email me or even send me a private message on YouTube.

Stamp Happy and Be a blessing. Until Next time . . . .