Oh that is so awesome to hear. It is not that easy the first time. There are still some frustrations here and there but all in all, the result is awesome. Good luck!
@@nataliarobless I tried and it’s always not cutting at the right spot or it’s not cutting all the way through. In the end I would have to cut it by hand. Maybe I’m just not getting the setting right. Are you cutting it with silhouette?
It's really just experimentation and lots of research. Some printers might print darker than it should be. So, you need have a few extras shrink sheets for testing. I'll make a video about this to explain more :)
Hi, could you tell me what printer you used? I already have a inkjet printer but the printer can't take the thic paper... 😢 so i want to buy a new printer but can't find any info on what type i should buy. Thanks in advance and nice vid!
Canon MB5170 Inkjet Printer. This printer is massive. Mainly for office use. But I suggest you search for printers that can take in papers that are thicker than 300gsm. I hope this helps :)
I have used both but I prefer the white one. For the translucent one, I had to paint the back part. It works better as a keychain not for pins and magnets.
@@nuffypuffy thank you! This is exactly what I worry about the transluscent one as the color might not come out solid like the one in the white shrink film
@@sarahseptiana8092 yes. Print on the non glossy side. I can’t remember the temp, maybe you can try 160 degrees. Start at a low temperature because different ovens work differently. Then bump it up if you think the shrinking is too slow. For the duration, I waited till it uncurled then I quickly take it out to flatten it.
hi thank you for the process video, i was wondering if you could share where you purchase the printable shrink plastic from? i'm also from sg but the ones I found is clear and they don't work well :(
Hi fellow SG-porean! You're most welcome. I hope you enjoyed the video! I got the plastic from shopee. shopee.sg/product/43961462/1046111886?smtt=0.136472908-1628233416.3 but the white printable one is sold out. Maybe try other sellers by just looking up by the same name? Otherwise, you can paint the back white so it won't be so see through. But I still think the colour will be quite dull.
@nuffypuffy thank you so much! I will search it up :) the ones I got from shopee that was transparent the ink bleeds :( but will definitely try this seller/similar shrink brands!!
I used a printable shrink plastic, it depends on your country, I got mine online in Singapore, the link is in my description. If you don’t have a printer, you can just draw and cut it, make sure to leave some space to punch a hole if you want to make it into a keychain. I hope this helps.
Of course you can! I'd prefer natural UV aka the SUN. Sometimes, mine turned out super sticky when I use the UV lamp. Maybe coz it didn't go long enough or my UV resin is not up to quality.
If you are using UV resin, put a layer first then add another layer just for the magnet and make sure you hold the magnet while using the UV light, otherwise it will keep sliding around. I hope this helps!
I love the wobbly sound of the plastic ❤
Hahaha! It does sound nice
One of the best videos ive seen on shrinkable printer paper! Thank you!!!!!
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!
Your process made it look so very easy! Think I’ll give it a go again.
Oh that is so awesome to hear. It is not that easy the first time. There are still some frustrations here and there but all in all, the result is awesome. Good luck!
They turned out very well!! I been thinking about making pins, magnets myself and now I'm sold on it ;)
That's awesome! They did turn out well. Good luck with your creations!
Thanks for the video!! love your process! may I ask why don’t you cut the plastic with the silhouette? thanks!
@@nataliarobless I tried and it’s always not cutting at the right spot or it’s not cutting all the way through. In the end I would have to cut it by hand. Maybe I’m just not getting the setting right. Are you cutting it with silhouette?
Maybe you can use sandpaper on the back to create texture for the glue to stick.
OMG! This is a brilliant idea! I will definitely try it! Thank you!
Would like for you to tell us more about how to learn the colors when print n shrink these. How much lower does the color need to print out ect
It's really just experimentation and lots of research. Some printers might print darker than it should be. So, you need have a few extras shrink sheets for testing. I'll make a video about this to explain more :)
Thanks for the video
I love the images may I ask where you got them from?
Thank you! I illustrated them myself :)
thank you so much for showing your process :)
@@Gbjjutdbjgtvhn you’re most welcome ☺️
Hi, could you tell me what printer you used? I already have a inkjet printer but the printer can't take the thic paper... 😢 so i want to buy a new printer but can't find any info on what type i should buy. Thanks in advance and nice vid!
Canon MB5170 Inkjet Printer. This printer is massive. Mainly for office use. But I suggest you search for printers that can take in papers that are thicker than 300gsm. I hope this helps :)
Did you use the white shrink film? And also have you tried printing on the transluscent kind?
I have used both but I prefer the white one. For the translucent one, I had to paint the back part. It works better as a keychain not for pins and magnets.
@@nuffypuffy thank you! This is exactly what I worry about the transluscent one as the color might not come out solid like the one in the white shrink film
@@setsu_u if you're curious how it looks like, you can check out my reel
instagram.com/reel/CcrS_9LBrHl/
It does look a little dull.
I tried this method last night and when I put the mod podge dimensional magic on it caused the colors to bleed. Any tips on how to prevent this?
Maybe you could try to use protective spray, let it dry, and then add the mod podge. I've tried dimensions magic and I didn't like it.
Salamat shopee😆
Shopee for everything. hahaha
So we’re printing on the non glossy side correct? And for baking, what’s the temp and how long? Thanks x
@@sarahseptiana8092 yes. Print on the non glossy side.
I can’t remember the temp, maybe you can try 160 degrees. Start at a low temperature because different ovens work differently. Then bump it up if you think the shrinking is too slow.
For the duration, I waited till it uncurled then I quickly take it out to flatten it.
@@nuffypuffy thanks!
@@sarahseptiana8092 you’re most welcome!
hi thank you for the process video, i was wondering if you could share where you purchase the printable shrink plastic from? i'm also from sg but the ones I found is clear and they don't work well :(
Hi fellow SG-porean! You're most welcome. I hope you enjoyed the video!
I got the plastic from shopee. shopee.sg/product/43961462/1046111886?smtt=0.136472908-1628233416.3
but the white printable one is sold out. Maybe try other sellers by just looking up by the same name?
Otherwise, you can paint the back white so it won't be so see through. But I still think the colour will be quite dull.
@nuffypuffy thank you so much! I will search it up :) the ones I got from shopee that was transparent the ink bleeds :( but will definitely try this seller/similar shrink brands!!
@ no worries, I’m not an expert but if anything you can DM me on IG @nuffypuffy :)
Can I ask you something, can we take print on usual printers
Or there are any other specific printers?
I'm using inkjet. Maybe check with the supplier first to see if you can print it out on inkjet or laser printers.
Can you take these sheets to a place like Staples to get them to print on it? For those of us that don't yet have a home printer 😭
@@winnies8576 I’m not to sure. You need your give it a try and let them know that it needs to be printed on the matte side.
I prefer the pins
@@comicartoons2579 I prefer those too.
Can i ask what coating did you use?
It's UV resin :)
What paper are you using pls. What inkjet shrink plastic is that?
Hi, I got it from shoppe. There’s no brand. Just a printable shrink plastic for inkjet. The link is in my bio.
So cute!!!!
Thank you!
Hiii can I know what resin u used 🥺 I wanna try this some day
Hi! I just bought the UV resin. I don't think it has a brand. I got it from Shopee. Yes, please do try. It's so fun!
@@nuffypuffy thanks dear
They look so GOOD!!! I really want to try this but I only have a laser printer. Anyone know if Inkjet printers are affordable?
I'm using inkjet. I'm not too sure if they are about the same price as laser printers. Need to do a lot of research :)
I bought mine second hand on facebook marketplace for like 30 euros!
@@beemarang omg that's super awesome. Happy printing!
great.video thank you for posting !!
Thank you!
What kind of printer u use? Lazer or ink
I am using inkjet printer :)
Do you use dye ink for your printer?
It's a cartridge for MB510, Canon
@@nuffypuffy is it pigment or dye ink?
I'm not too sure. It's just a cartridge, inkjet printer.
@@TheDailyLifeOfANoviceCrafter It's most likely dye ink
I can't understand what did u used to make this keychain, what are the products?
I used a printable shrink plastic, it depends on your country, I got mine online in Singapore, the link is in my description.
If you don’t have a printer, you can just draw and cut it, make sure to leave some space to punch a hole if you want to make it into a keychain. I hope this helps.
@@nuffypuffy can i use paper instead of plastic sheet
To make keychains? I guess you can give it a try.
Girl you cut so fast! 😁 Just kidding 😂 they are so adorable 💖
HAHAHAHH! Thank you! I wish I could cut that fast.
Any idea on why your dimensional magic is thick and mine is so liquidy and runs right off… I can’t dome mine
I used UV resin. It has a thicker consistency :)
10:32 I have a question. what product are you using here? =)
It's UV resin. I just bought a somewhat cheap one on shopee. But if you'd like to sell the items, best to invest in a good one :)
@@nuffypuffy THANK YOU SO MUCH! =D
@@_HUGR3_ you're most welcome!
The last step you do , i dont have this machine can i dispense with it
If i dont use resin, it is will fade?
I’m not sure. You can give a try but I don’t think it’ll be waterproof
I dont have printing machine? Can i draw?
Yes you can, it has a rough and smooth side, use the rough side to draw.
What printer you use?
Any inkjet printer will do. Just follow the instructions on the paper :)
is that an inkjet printer?
Yes it is :)
Thanks for this ! ❤
You're most welcome!
CUTEEEEE
Thank youuuu!
which paper is it
I used printable shrink plastic. I have attached a link under the description :)
Is it okay if I just dry it out under the sun? and not using the uv light
Of course you can! I'd prefer natural UV aka the SUN. Sometimes, mine turned out super sticky when I use the UV lamp. Maybe coz it didn't go long enough or my UV resin is not up to quality.
My husband gave me some super strong magnets and said I would need to put them in resin to make them stay?
If you are using UV resin, put a layer first then add another layer just for the magnet and make sure you hold the magnet while using the UV light, otherwise it will keep sliding around. I hope this helps!
Do you use a microwave oven??
Yup it is. As long you can control the temperature, I think its okay to use for the plastics :D
you are so funny, but well done
Hahah! Thanks!
haha funny you
Hahaha thanks!
spill printer ink
I used INKJET Canon MB5170
@nuffypuffy not MB5100? Still the original ink?
@@aessrff original ink.
They look like they are in pain in the oven lol
HAHAH! They do. No matter how many times I make them, I still watch the pieces shrink.