The instructions said to only use the pencils that came with the kit, but after some research I found that any kind of pencil works fine. In fact, I traced the skullette outlines with a 008 Micron pen. It came out really nice. I colored in with a black colored pencil and with a rosy pink colored pencil. I was really impressed with how they came out looking so nice. And that was before we baked them.
Following the directions, we set the oven for 350 degrees and put them in on an aluminum foil covered baking sheet that I have just for crafting needs. I originally bought it for polymer clay, which I haven't done yet. She sat and watched them for a little over a minute as they curled up and danced around, then flattened out.
She chose her hooks and I set about putting them together. I was VERY pleased with the way they came out. And she was absolutely thrilled with them.
Love you, Pumpkin Pie! =o)
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FWIW, the #5 plastic that food containers are made of will also work as shrinky dinks.
http://www.ehow.com/how_4516051_make-shrinky-dinks-plastic-containers.html
WOW! I never knew that! Thanks!
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