Auihiay 12 stuks afdrukbare krimpfolie vellen krimpfolie papier voor kinderen Pasen Ornament en Moederdag geschenken, 6 wit en 6 semi-transparant, 21 x 29,5 cm

buoni ma non tengono perfettamente la forma

Es un regalo para mis alumnos, ha quedado muy chulo. Lo recomiendo, funciona perfectamente.

First order of this product was amazing. I loved it so much that I used it up quickly and re-ordered. Unfortunately with the second batch, none of the white sheets were usable. I suspect they may have been damaged in some way, humidity during storage or shipping perhaps, and they will not print a clear image. I used up every white sheet trying to print the same image and didn't end up with anything I could use. So I guess I would say the quality is hit or miss.Update- adding stars for great customer service as they are sending a replacement after seeing this review. Thanks!

Wonderful!I don't know WHY I never thought to do this before!Printed with Cricut design space, cut out on the magnet 0.5mm setting (two passes with 'more' pressure) - and poof! Took a heat gun to them and the gave them a UV resin coating before putting on little charm chords.Worked great with my printer. Print on the non-glossy side. Trying to figure out the math of how big I should make it to get a certain size when shrunk went out the window and I was winging it. In general I feel like it shrunk by more than half. (3.8" tuned into roughly 1.5")Food for thought : The images do darken when shrunk. For the most part it just made my artwork more rich - but the blue hammerhead was a very pastel blue prior to shrinkage.

i've made a good handful of charms from this paper now, and i'm satisfied with the quality. there is a bit of a learning curve when you're starting out. here's a few tips I've picked up along the way:-reduce opacity of your image by 50% before printing (unless its B/W only) or the image will look terrible after shrinking. the prints will still come out a tad bit dark, and i usually do some manual touch-up work on my pieces to correct spots.-don't touch the front of the paper, & use gloves to cut out your pieces if doing by hand, as oils from your skin can ruin the paper.-make sure to use proper printer settings. this paper is slightly different from printer paper size, so input the proper dimensions. i also use the "matte photo paper" setting to print. (when i dont use this setting, i get slight horizontal lines across the image, likely due to the heavier weight of this paper when compared to printer paper)-bake those cookies until they lay completely flat, leave them in a bit longer if needed. i've never actually had one burn on me. quickly place between some heavy books & parchment paper to cool after baking to keep them flat.hope that helps someone just starting out!