This Necklace is made from Shrinky Dink with a lot of glitter and some rhinestones.
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Shrinky Dink Necklace
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First: Get the Design what you want or print this one out:
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Print it out
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This is what you need!
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Make sure, that your Design fits on the Shrinky Dink Paper. Staple it, so that it don't slip away.
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Cut it out.
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Colour it with some pencils. I use Polycromos from Faber Castel, but every other pencil or marker work, too!
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Punch holes in your design, so that you can put a chain later on it.
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Heat the oven to 150°C
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Put your design on some backing paper in the oven and let it shrink until it's even again.
Take it out of the oven, but please remember, it's very hot!!!! -
Cover your whole design with some embossing powder and put it back in the oven until the embossing powder is clear.
Let it some minutes try outside the oven but please don't tough it, because then it smears.
Remember it's really hot when it comes out of the oven!!!! -
Put a chain on your design
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Add the rhinestones.
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And ready is your Shrinky Dink Necklace!!!
Hope everything is alright with this How-To, because it's my first one.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
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Ryden
11 May 20:45
Wow! This is freaking awesome! How did you make this?
porcelinaZERO
11 May 20:54
Thank you so much!!!
I just cut out my shrinky dink paper with some scissors, coloured it with a pencil, baked it, added some silver glitter embossing powder, baked it again and added some rhinestones. That's all!
Caroline
11 May 22:26
This is amazing! (I love how you've taken the photo on the grass too!) I'd never have thought to use embossing powder either, I've got loads =D
x
porcelinaZERO
11 May 22:32
You have to try it with the embossing powder. It's a really nice finish and they look much better, than without!!!
katie
11 May 22:54
this is so pretty and awesome and cool and shiny :) you did such a good job.
Alexis K.
12 May 02:47
that's socute! And it looks v. professional!
porcelinaZERO
12 May 12:20
Thank you for the compliments!!!
Liz Usui
13 May 02:17
I love it!!!
yay!
xrenax
21 May 01:40
oh i want a necklace like this!
Cat Morley
10 Jun 08:51
Very pretty, would it be okay to add your description to the main body of the project? Then you can add a link back to your blog if you like :)
porcelinaZERO
10 Jun 08:59
You mean, i should write a How-to???
That's ok...
Amber
11 Jun 12:36
this is really cool! i just started using shrinky dinks to... but colored pencils never work for me?! which kind did you use?!
porcelinaZERO
11 Jun 21:37
I use Polychromos from Faber Castell, they work perfect!
DrEaMeR
11 Jun 22:28
*__* I love it....it's awesome!!!
Shivi
12 Jun 13:03
the mebossing idea is very good, I'll definately get using that, just one question what does this sentence mean-
"Let it some minutes try outside the oven but please don't tough it, because then it smears".I'm guessing you made a typo or something so could you explain it?
porcelinaZERO
12 Jun 13:57
You have to let the embossing powder dry, when you touch it, you have the melted embossing powder on your finger. Just let it some minutes dry!!!
chelsearaye
12 Jun 15:22
this necklace is sweet. i love it :D
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
13 Jun 16:49
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL - where did you get your shrink plastic from ?
porcelinaZERO
13 Jun 21:21
I got it from a big craft fair. It's not so easy, to get it around here.
Ashleigh R.
22 Jun 09:23
Hey I was just wondering if the embossing powder helps to make the shrinky dinks a little bit less fragile? I have never tried it but I was looking for a way to make my shrinkies look more "finished" instead of so rough and such.
Very cute by the way!!!
Thanks for sharing :)
Pirate Moose
22 Jul 15:15
I love it - it's so pretty! I'm dying to have a go using shrinkie plastic - what sort of materials can you use to colour it? Will paint work or will it ruin in the heat?
porcelinaZERO
22 Jul 18:49
You can use paint after shrinking. But than you have to use clear spray paint or something else for a glossy finish. I don't know, what the paint do in the oven...
But when you want to paint it before shrinking, then you can use pencils and marker.
kinga k.
25 Jul 12:51
Aww i want to do necklaces..<3but i dont think that i could find the materials..here in my town..or even in my country:))
but i <333 urs.
emma d.
23 Nov 11:45
this is brilliant!! whenever i try to cut shrink plastic out neatly it just splits
how did you cut the inside section out?? because i know you cant fold shrink plastic (as it would split straight away)
porcelinaZERO
23 Nov 13:42
Thank you so much!!!
I punch a hole in the middle and cut it then out. I take my scissors, put some clay under the part to cut out and punch the scissors though the shrink plastic.
LuLuRose
04 Jan 01:37
Wow i love it ,
where do you get the shrinky stuff from ?
x
porcelinaZERO
04 Jan 11:31
I buy them online and on a large craft fair in germany...
rawr
25 Apr 11:38
thats cool but where do you but those kinds of paper,you see i live in malaysia and we rarely find those papers so yeah.
rawr
25 Apr 11:38
thats cool but where do you but those kinds of paper,you see i live in malaysia and we rarely find those papers so yeah.
porcelinaZERO
26 Apr 19:41
It's hard to get them in germany, too. I mostly buy them online from the USA...
madiha a.
27 Jul 09:27
where do you get shrinky dink paper and embossing powder