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Guitar Picks
Rock on with DIY guitar picks.
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Before you begin, you will need to download, print out and cut out this template.
You will notice that it's much bigger than a normal guitar pick, but this is the size you need to shrink the plastic down to its proper size. -
Draw around this template on to the shrink plastic.
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Cut out the shrink plastic pick.
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Use permanent markers to draw pretty designs on to the picks. If you want to have a little hole in your picks, for hanging etc., then punch a hole in one corner of the pick at this point.
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Shrink the plastic down in an oven. The oven should be heated at 175'C. It will take a few minutes for the plastic to shrink, it will shrivel up and then lay flat when it has fully shrunk. Remove it from the oven at this point and place something heavy, like a book, on top of it until the plastic has cooled.
If you made holes, then slip jump rings through the holes and you can now slip your picks on to the clasps of a bracelet.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
April 12, 2007 18:06
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henriette weber Andersen
14 Apr 13:45
I love this - these are awesome!
Billy Blogger
15 Apr 04:37
These look great, I will have to give them a go.
How well do they work as real guitar picks?
Stormy
29 Apr 16:16
This is really cool! I love this idea!
Wouter
07 Feb 15:06
My sisters rabbit died yesterday, so today I made a Pick with a bunny on it and she's really happy with it.
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
12 Mar 20:13
So cute-now I wish I could play the gituar
SakuraLee
30 Mar 17:35
Awesome~ Time to make a few xD I just happened to lose my picks so I'm been strumming by hand... which doesn't sound to good and is painful xD;
feliz a.
22 Apr 01:58
They are beautiful, thanks!
Jasmine
02 Aug 21:45
This is such a cute idea, but I have no idea where I can find some Shrink plastic.
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CuteCreative
29 Nov 17:15
What kind of paper did you use for to make that? ^^