@Lucycat Playz She explains at 1:59. She made a real size ruler in Photoshop and printed it in shrink plastic then shrunk it :) Maybe you can google ‘print real size ruler’ and just print it on shrink plastic.
@Lucycat Playz You can try printing on regular paper and place the shrink plastic sheet on top of it then trace the ruler, cut it out, and shrink it. When tracing you can use an actual ruler to get straight lines :)
IDK if anyone needs to see this but, when using E6000 glue , I use a scrap plastic piece & pour out a big blob of the glue on to it , then use a ball tip tool to apply it to my earrings , So you don't have to go super fast & It's less messy c:
just wanted to thank you for this video, you're the ONLY one I could find that is not using resin to make a nice clear coat/seal and that stuff did NOT work for me and my daughter, too toxic. So thank you for this alternative I never knew about!
The ruler idea is so smart, thank you for sharing!! I want to try with printing pieces for earrings, but I’ll also try with the regular clear paper first (as soon as I figure out if I should use the frosted back and how to color them)!!
Thank you for this my daughter just got her ears pierced and while it will be a few months before we can switch her earring this will be a great project for the summer.
I didn't make a video but this was the first tutorial I watched on this, and I love it. Thank you so much for making this. I've been making earrings now. I use uv resin, but I also appreciate the ruler.
Hi, amazing video! Question, in here you just cut the images out with scissors, but in the video you also mentioned sometimes using your brothers cricut. On what base material do you set it, so it cuts all the way through? I have to cut it twice as it didn't go deep enough through the shrinking paper.
The embossing powder technique looks awesome and way faster than adding resin to each one at a time! Does it adhere pretty well? Or will the embossed layer pop off if the earring hits anything? Or if you squeeze it?
Hello great video tutorial! I love the embossing coat you use and I am very interested in using it. However, can you use this on regular shrink plastic material ? Additionally, can you use the embossing on sticker paper ? Thank you.
This was an awesome video. Maybe I can save someone some trouble though- the embossing powder caused my images to bleed. I used Sharpie on ShrinkyDinks brand plastic. I used the exact embossing pad and powder she used in the video. If anyone has any tips let me know!
Ahh great tutorial it's so cool to see what techniques people use 😍 did you try uv resin for doming? Why do you prefer the embossing powder? Is the result just as clear and shiny as with uv resin?
You can order it off Amazon. Just search Shrinky Dink. I've tried both the brand Shrinky Dinks and Grafix. Grafix, lately, seem to get better reviews, as some feel the Shrinky Dink brand ones have been reformulated. Don't bother with the clear inkjet. It's not truly clear and instead turns frosted after shrinking. There's a bit of a learning curve too, so don't expect perfection right at the bat and practice. Your heat settings, oven, technique . . . all these can affect the final result. However, that's not to make it seem troublesome. I still have fun experimenting. I even bought white Grafix sheets to pass out for kids for Halloween.
Which plastic do you use? I just tried graphix and it is awful. 90% of the time the ink crinkles and peels off during baking. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong
From watching this and handling resin myself I'd say yes the powder is better! Resin is much more toxic, requires further safety such as gloves & respirator and you'd need to put down the resin carefully and cure each one in smaller quantities depending on how big the UV lamp is (I have one that would fit maybe half the amount of earrings she made) if you're using shrink plastic you'll already be using an oven to make em shrink so may as well use the exact same method to protect them too!
Totally Unrelated but help is appreciated :3 :- So basically I watched some videos about shrink plastic and found out that the UV resin doming peels off easily if a layer of mod podge isn't added. Please let me know if you've had any problem like that. (Using colour pencils on a rough sided shrink plastic)
You can! But if you're making tiny pieces like I do, they will probably blow around everywhere. I don't know a way to stop them from blowing around. An oven would be easier to work with for smaller pieces!
Actually did this and when I take the pieces out of the oven, first, it will get a sharp outline, like it was a saw, and second the colors will burn a little, also, I tried to make the colors more bright but it won't look as it should
There are embossing powder heat guns that doesn't blow air. It heats up the powder and melts it. You should be able to find them in the scrapbooking aisles of craft stores.
I printed the designs onto the paper. They sell a few different brands of shrink paper like this. Make sure you only use it with an ink it jet printer!
If the recycling symbol on your plastic has a 6 in the middle of it you should be able to shrink it! It is the type of plastic that stuff like baked goods and sandwiches come in.
Can you please do a video on how to know what size your image is before you print? This is the part that stumps me! I can't seem to find an actual size ruler in any of the programs I've tried!
Omg I love your video!! This is exactly how I want to do my RUclips video! How do you do it, what program do you use! I was told to make slinky dink art crafts and your video gave great information! Thank you! Btw love your back ground music!!
Hello! Sorry about that! I actually just added it now, I thought I had added it already. If you have problems with it, let me know. It should work tho!
Dont need specific printer for this. A lot shrink paper are for inkjet printer. You can looking for: "Sticker paper for Inkjet printer" or "Shrink film paper for inkjet printer" and you will find that ;) !
Everything worked perfectly until I baked them with embossing powder, they started curling again and didn't flatten back out. There was no way to flatten them back out without smudging the powder! Anyone have recommendations?
She mentioned in the beginning that its recycled shrink paper. I imagine it was just for the tutorial or she has awesome customers that are supportive of recycling materials. (recycled = used in another project)
I have some doubts about the process, I use the same material in my oven but it just twists and I don't see any state coming back, would you give me some advice?
@Luna MagnascoFarinas Thanks, I did some tests and I realized that I should not put it in baking mode, I should put it in broil mode and it helps me a lot more, since apparently portable ovens do not work in the same way
I dont know why but I'm the type of person who doesn't understand stuff right away but may explain the whole ruler thing and how it works? I'm confused. Sorry.
I bought all this same stuff, but after a few days my design started to bleed. What did I do wrong? 🥲 I thought the embossing powder method was supposed to not cause bleeding
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The shrink ruler is genius!
@Lucycat Playz She explains at 1:59. She made a real size ruler in Photoshop and printed it in shrink plastic then shrunk it :)
Maybe you can google ‘print real size ruler’ and just print it on shrink plastic.
@Lucycat Playz You can try printing on regular paper and place the shrink plastic sheet on top of it then trace the ruler, cut it out, and shrink it. When tracing you can use an actual ruler to get straight lines :)
IDK if anyone needs to see this but, when using E6000 glue , I use a scrap plastic piece & pour out a big blob of the glue on to it , then use a ball tip tool to apply it to my earrings , So you don't have to go super fast & It's less messy c:
Brilliant ❤
just wanted to thank you for this video, you're the ONLY one I could find that is not using resin to make a nice clear coat/seal and that stuff did NOT work for me and my daughter, too toxic. So thank you for this alternative I never knew about!
Thank you for the great helpful video ❤ your shrunken ruler trick is genius.
That trick with the ruler is so smart!
This girl is an skrink-earring genius. :o
That ruler trick saved me. Thank you for sharing your secrets!! Beautiful earrings :)
The ruler idea is so smart, thank you for sharing!! I want to try with printing pieces for earrings, but I’ll also try with the regular clear paper first (as soon as I figure out if I should use the frosted back and how to color them)!!
You are so smart printing a ruler to know what size they’ll end up when they shrink!
YOU MADE MY LIFE 10 MILLION TIMES EASIER TY TY *BOWS DOWN*** 😂❤😊😊
Brilliant idea with the ruler. Definitely going to do that. Thank you so much!!!❤
Yay! We have the same oven! Also, fantastic idea to use embossing powder! Thank you ☺️ for this tutorial!
Thank you for this video and thorough explanations. ❤
the embossing powder is super neat :o!!
Thank you for this my daughter just got her ears pierced and while it will be a few months before we can switch her earring this will be a great project for the summer.
omg that ruler idea is soo cool! I'll have to try and make one too so I don't have to guess sizes every time aha xD
I just added it now! Sorry, I thought I had it added already!! Let me know if you have problems with it. It should work tho!
@@restless_ness4266 Thank you so much! :D
Awesome video !!! Thank you for sharing .. it makes my life so much happier 🤗🫶🏻✌️😎
danganronpaaa!! ok you're gonna get huge on ere cause ur crafty and relatable!! awesome video keep up the good work!
I didn't make a video but this was the first tutorial I watched on this, and I love it. Thank you so much for making this. I've been making earrings now. I use uv resin, but I also appreciate the ruler.
The monokuma onessss
Absolutely great work👍👍.
this is such a cool video! you are very underrated
How lovely.
Thanks so much this is awesome!
Great video
Hi, amazing video! Question, in here you just cut the images out with scissors, but in the video you also mentioned sometimes using your brothers cricut. On what base material do you set it, so it cuts all the way through? I have to cut it twice as it didn't go deep enough through the shrinking paper.
Would you recommend the scan n cut or a cricut if I can make an investment in either for business purposes?
Hey ! Question! So you are printing on the shrink papers?
What brand is the oven you use? it looks very good
amazing ty
Too cute ☺️ TY 👍🏼
You gave so many good tips this is my favorite video on shrink jewelry !! Would this work fine with a regular earring hook not stud
Yes! I have a few designs that are dangle shrink plastic in my Etsy shop. I have some gameboy, peach and strawberries as examples there.
Literally sad you only have 44 subscribers! Your content is really good, hope you grow more!
Can we print on fine type shrink dink?
This is so cool 😎
The embossing powder technique looks awesome and way faster than adding resin to each one at a time!
Does it adhere pretty well? Or will the embossed layer pop off if the earring hits anything? Or if you squeeze it?
these look so cool, but when i did it the shrink plastic warped when i tried to melt the embossing powder. any tips?
Hello lovely lady, you are so informative and sweet! Can you link which ink jet shrink plastic you use?
Can you share where you got your ink jet shrink paper?
do you use ink jet shrink film?
What shrink paper would you recommend?
Grafix Shrink paper white worked beautifully for this!
What shrink paper are you using? Do you have. Link?
Any suggestions for programs for the art part?
Hi! I just bought some stuff you made from nine tails ^^ I love the art soo much!
These are adorable! Thanks for a great video! Do you know how to make acrylic earrings? X
Hello great video tutorial! I love the embossing coat you use and I am very interested in using it. However, can you use this on regular shrink plastic material ? Additionally, can you use the embossing on sticker paper ? Thank you.
Do you have a video on how to size it on the computer to print?
This was an awesome video. Maybe I can save someone some trouble though- the embossing powder caused my images to bleed. I used Sharpie on ShrinkyDinks brand plastic. I used the exact embossing pad and powder she used in the video. If anyone has any tips let me know!
Where did you buy the shrink plastic
Amazon has them
Ahh great tutorial it's so cool to see what techniques people use 😍 did you try uv resin for doming? Why do you prefer the embossing powder? Is the result just as clear and shiny as with uv resin?
Karina Ryan tried embossing powder in the meantime and didn't like it, maybe for you it works though?
@@oicriativos9006 hi, how did the embossing powder work for you? I’m trying to see what’s the difference between the two.
Hi! Thanks for the helpful video! What printer are you using and are all jet printers good for printing on shrink dinks?
Can you please share which ink u use? My printer’s ink doesn’t dry on the plastic material and overall looks bad
Try turning it over to the other side. You're printing on the wrong side.
Do u use the same oven for food?
where did u buy ur printable shrink paper?
Im wondering the same thing too
You can order it off Amazon. Just search Shrinky Dink. I've tried both the brand Shrinky Dinks and Grafix. Grafix, lately, seem to get better reviews, as some feel the Shrinky Dink brand ones have been reformulated. Don't bother with the clear inkjet. It's not truly clear and instead turns frosted after shrinking. There's a bit of a learning curve too, so don't expect perfection right at the bat and practice. Your heat settings, oven, technique . . . all these can affect the final result. However, that's not to make it seem troublesome. I still have fun experimenting. I even bought white Grafix sheets to pass out for kids for Halloween.
How long did u bake the shirk wrap and the powder ?
Which plastic do you use? I just tried graphix and it is awful. 90% of the time the ink crinkles and peels off during baking. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong
I have had the same issue! have you tried any others that you've liked in the time being?
Would you say that powder is better than Resin?
From watching this and handling resin myself I'd say yes the powder is better!
Resin is much more toxic, requires further safety such as gloves & respirator and you'd need to put down the resin carefully and cure each one in smaller quantities depending on how big the UV lamp is (I have one that would fit maybe half the amount of earrings she made) if you're using shrink plastic you'll already be using an oven to make em shrink so may as well use the exact same method to protect them too!
Once I learn and make a couple pairs, I hope I can sell some!
How do you add the glitter??
There is glitter embossing powder available in craft stores! They even have different colors of glitter too!
Would the embossing powder work for larger designs??
wow i applaud you for not using gloves with the toxic e600 glue >.< haha you got it on your nails too that stuff smells super string
Does the embossing powder method give you any issues when dealing with punched holes for findings?
Probably. Unless you move the power away from the hole before baking.
Wait lmao I just realized we have the same name
what type of ink do you use?
Totally Unrelated but help is appreciated :3 :- So basically I watched some videos about shrink plastic and found out that the UV resin doming peels off easily if a layer of mod podge isn't added. Please let me know if you've had any problem like that. (Using colour pencils on a rough sided shrink plastic)
hi, can i use heat gun for embossing powder? i don’t have an oven 😧
yes
You can! But if you're making tiny pieces like I do, they will probably blow around everywhere. I don't know a way to stop them from blowing around. An oven would be easier to work with for smaller pieces!
Can find the ink pad.
Can you bake these in the same oven you're baking your food in??
Yes ! you can bake them in your oven and the instructions are the same ^^
@@naomydrawson7491 how long do you bake them for?
Actually did this and when I take the pieces out of the oven, first, it will get a sharp outline, like it was a saw, and second the colors will burn a little, also, I tried to make the colors more bright but it won't look as it should
What embossing powder and ink pad did you use? Or does brand not really matter?
Hi could you please tell me the brand name or put the link for the shrink paper you used? Thanks so much!
Hi. Idk what brand she uses but this brand is really great
www.amazon.com/dp/B079TFRCML/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fab_6kxyFbGN4GKBQ
have you tried using a heat gun for your embossing powder? I may try that.
A heat gun will probably blow all the powder off.
There are embossing powder heat guns that doesn't blow air. It heats up the powder and melts it. You should be able to find them in the scrapbooking aisles of craft stores.
I did use my embossing heat gun and it worked great. Its specifically for embossing.
I would like to know, how you avoid the sharp teeth, you know what I mean? And the colors to be way too saturated or dark
You have to make ur image brighter ... When u heat the image and it shrinka the colors become darker from squishing and from the heat!
how do you keep them from curling again in the oven? everytime I try to melt the powder, it also just curls up my design
Did you use the shrinking plastic/paper, to print out the patterns or just glued the patterns onto the shrinking paper?
I printed the designs onto the paper. They sell a few different brands of shrink paper like this. Make sure you only use it with an ink it jet printer!
When we have recycling plastic, how would we know if it is shrinkable? In other words, how would we know it can be used for making shrinkable jewelry?
If the recycling symbol on your plastic has a 6 in the middle of it you should be able to shrink it! It is the type of plastic that stuff like baked goods and sandwiches come in.
Can you please do a video on how to know what size your image is before you print? This is the part that stumps me! I can't seem to find an actual size ruler in any of the programs I've tried!
I have a ruler linked in my description! It's a ruler I made and its free!
we don’t have an oven but we have an oven toaster :’)
Hi! May i know where did u buy the shrinking paper? Really wanna try it out! Thankyou!!
Amazon- shrinky dink
@@tenzinchoeying4461 thank you!! ☺️
They also sell it at craft stores like Michael’s, hobby lobby. I got mine at Michaels for 5.99 and there’s 10 sheets in each pack
where did you buy the shrink plastic?
From Amazon online store
@@thelegendary7743 will you let us know what brand of shrinkable paper does it have to say printable?
Hi , I have a question about your channel name .Why is your channel name “Restless_Ness”????
Omg I love your video!! This is exactly how I want to do my RUclips video! How do you do it, what program do you use! I was told to make slinky dink art crafts and your video gave great information! Thank you! Btw love your back ground music!!
Where's the ruler template 🙂
Hello! Sorry about that! I actually just added it now, I thought I had added it already. If you have problems with it, let me know. It should work tho!
@@restless_ness4266 yey thankyou! 💛
Do you have to have a specific printer to use things like shrink printer paper or sticker printing paper ? I don’t wanna ruin my printer trying :(
Dont need specific printer for this. A lot shrink paper are for inkjet printer. You can looking for: "Sticker paper for Inkjet printer" or "Shrink film paper for inkjet printer" and you will find that ;) !
Everything worked perfectly until I baked them with embossing powder, they started curling again and didn't flatten back out. There was no way to flatten them back out without smudging the powder! Anyone have recommendations?
UV resin and a curing torch / UV nail curer works for this too as an alternative (and don't need to go back into the oven).
MONOKUMA
Did you print the ruler on shrink dink then bake it?
Yes, that is exactly what I did!
Can i use microwave to bake em? ☠️
No, the instructions on the shrink film package says you can't use a microwave.
You can use a heat gun instead.
Will this work if you stick vinyl prints on the shrink plastic instead of printing on the shrink plastic itself?
Concerned that you are using E6000 as it's an irritant on skin.
How come there’s print on the back of the earrings? Won’t that waste ink? D:
She mentioned in the beginning that its recycled shrink paper. I imagine it was just for the tutorial or she has awesome customers that are supportive of recycling materials. (recycled = used in another project)
Hi! How long do you leave the embossing powder baking for? (:
on the oven it shows the timer is set to 1 minute.
I have some doubts about the process, I use the same material in my oven but it just twists and I don't see any state coming back, would you give me some advice?
@Luna MagnascoFarinas Thanks, I did some tests and I realized that I should not put it in baking mode, I should put it in broil mode and it helps me a lot more, since apparently portable ovens do not work in the same way
Hey do you really sell earrings with the back part with parts of other drawings?
I sold these as b-grade earrings and had them on clearance or in my lucky bags. I mostly made these for this video!
I have a question. Did you make your own designs/drawings?
I dont know why but I'm the type of person who doesn't understand stuff right away but may explain the whole ruler thing and how it works? I'm confused. Sorry.
You trace a regular ruler onto shrink plastic so when you shrink it you can tell how the size will end up.
How long do you keep them embossing powder in the oven for ?
It showed 1 minute
I bought all this same stuff, but after a few days my design started to bleed. What did I do wrong? 🥲 I thought the embossing powder method was supposed to not cause bleeding
Your daughter? You are sound like you are 16