Shrinky Dink Bat Necklaces by applestone
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This is how you use #6 plastic to make a Bat Necklace. You can make any kind of hard plastic dodad using this method. You will need:

Sharpie Markers
#6 Plastic (you can get free 'to go' containers from places, or your strawberry containers work too)
Oven
Baking pan
Scissors
 
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Step 1: 1. Cut out the bottom of the plastic container

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Take your scissors and cut out the flat part of your plastic container.
pyromonkey says: Oct 2, 2011. 5:36 PM
Awesome idea!
kjean007 says: Jun 14, 2009. 1:48 PM
How do you keep the plastic from sticking to the pan?
lleehi says: Oct 25, 2009. 5:00 PM
I've used foil.  No coating necessary, just protecting the teflon pan I use.  We use a spatula to remove the item when it is hot and smash it flat on a corian cutting board.  It cools in seconds so you have to work fast.
alice cullen says: Mar 11, 2009. 1:06 PM
thanks any way :(
alice cullen says: Mar 9, 2009. 2:02 PM
can you only use 6 plastic? cool idea though.
applestone (author) says: Mar 9, 2009. 2:59 PM
i'm not sure. I have only tried it with #6 plastic.
boky2405 says: Jan 24, 2009. 11:51 AM
does this really work?
applestone (author) says: Jan 24, 2009. 1:39 PM
Yes. Those are actual pictures from our actual attempt at making the necklaces. No photoshop tricks!
woosang says: Nov 21, 2008. 3:01 PM
A cute idea and so easy. Great!
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