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PLÁSTICO ENCOGIBLE (SHRINK ART)

Explore our Shrink Art range - 5 products for card making and papercraft, including Shrink Plastic, Miscellaneous and Shrinkles. Not sure where to start? Our guías paso a paso gratis y programas en vivo en My Telly te muestra cómo usarlos.

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About SHRINK ART

Shrink Art is a fascinating category for crafters who want to create miniature jewellery, charms, embellishments and decorative pieces. Whether you're new to shrinking or an experienced maker, you'll find everything you need to bring your designs to life.

Our Shrink Art range includes several types of shrink plastic in different finishes—cream, frosted and clear—each offering different visual effects when heated. We also stock the Shrink Plastic Frosted sheets and Clear Shrink Plastic for your projects, plus findings like the Snap Hook to help you turn your shrunken creations into wearable pieces. These products work together to let you design, colour, cut and shrink your own unique charms and pendants.

When choosing your shrink plastic, consider the finish you'd like your final piece to have: frosted options create a softer, more diffused look, whilst clear plastic lets colours show through brilliantly. Always follow the heating instructions carefully, as shrink plastic reduces to a fraction of its original size, so plan your designs accordingly and test a small piece first if you're trying a new technique.