more shrinky rings
I’ve been making more shrink plastic rings, and I’ve refined my method so I can produce these:
I really like how they’ve turned out. And there’s also the added bonus of watching the long strips of shrinkydinks wiggle about as they shrink 🙂
Would anyone be interested in a tutorial on how to make these? Let me know in the comments… UPDATE: Thanks for all the requests! Here’s the tutorial 🙂
Haley said
I love your blog! Your shrinky rings are my favorite. I followed your tutorial but I’m still trying to figure out how you got yours to connect. Help please! I’m making Christmas gifts
June said
Haley, they don’t connect – there’ll always be a small gap, which you wear on the inside of the ring. If you look at the 2nd photo from the bottom in the tutorial, you’ll see the gap 🙂
vanessa said
would love the instrution on how to make the shrinky dink rings..
Wendy Bernstein said
Hi, there!
Just wanted to thank you for your shrinky-dink ring tute—I run a summer art program for teen girls, and all 250 of them are obsessed with shrink plastic! This will make me exceedingly popular today…
Wendy
June said
Thanks to everyone who requested a tutorial! I’ve updated the post to include the tutorial link, but it seems most people aren’t seeing that, so here’s the link again:
www.planetjune.com/blog/shrink-plastic-ring-tutorial/
Enjoy!
Barbara said
I would love a tutorial on these rings. My daughter is a ring freak and I know she would love these. Thnks
christina said
how do you do this??
Nicky said
I wouldn’t mind a tutorial too if possible 🙂 What is shrinky plastic? Never heard of the stuff, maybe we don’t have it here in the UK. And I _LOVE_ your crochet creations, really inspiring! Hmm, question is what will I create this wknd… Fingers are itching to make something new 😀
Thanks for sharing your ideas with others *hug*
kelly said
i would love a tutorial! i was searching the web looking for info on such an idea!
Kris said
I would love a tutorial on how to craft the shrinky art rings.
Marmadaisy said
Fantastic! I’ve done a couple of shrinky tutorials myself – but I never thought of rings. How do you get it to stick?
Blue said
I would -love- to see a tutorial on those!
I use shrink plastic quite a bit, but have yet to attempt to make anything that isn’t completely flat!
Thanks, June!
Erin said
These rings are so pretty! Please post a tutorial!
Jen said
I love these rings and a tutorial would be wonderful.
Amy said
I would love to know how you made these, I’ve never seen Shrinky Dinks before (I don’t even know if we can get them in the UK), so a tutorial would be awesome.
marie said
YES, YES, YES, PLEASE GIVE US A TUTORIAL!
These rings are beautiful…
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Knitmomma said
Oh, how cool! I think that would be an awesome project that my daughter would love. Please do share!
kkelly said
ooh please please please! I never wear jewelry but I would totally wear that, it’s beautiful! And then I would make 100 and give them away for gifts.
Asappa said
I would love to see how you make them, those are so pretty!
Donna said
Wow! Nice job!- YES please.
robyn said
i’d love to either know how to make my own, or where i can buy one of yours! those are gorgeous!
oh, and i’m featuring them at 9am cst today over at craft and found.
justjonna said
yes yes yes! tutorial, please!!!
daisychaindaisychain said
Yes please!!!!A tutorial would be fantastic-they are quite lovely
Cocoa said
Neato! These rings don’t look like something so simple as rubber stamping on shrinky dink! They are quite lovely!
Kim said
I would love to see a tutorial too!
I have just found your site and love it!
Wibit (Brie) said
I love them!! Could you sand the edges for a roudner finish?
Carina said
They are gorgeous, June! I’d love a tutorial for them! 🙂
Jessica said
I would also like to put in a vote for a tutorial – those rings are lovely, and would make such pretty presents. Any chance you can reveal your shrinky dink plastic source?
Emma Mill said
Hi June – I love your rings – the pattern looks so delicate and groovy at the same time as a ring. Would love a tutorial. Em from One Hour Craft.
Crystal said
Wow, I love your rings! I havnt used shrinky dink plastic since I was a kid. Remember you could get liscence character kits? lol…ah memories.
I would love to know how you made these. Is there a trusty heat gun involved? I love when I get to bring mine out!
Tracie said
I love these. A tut would be great!
Natalie said
Yes June! I’d love to see a tutorial. I’ve been wanting to play with shrinky dinks myself lately.
Terri said
I would Love a tutorial on these. I can never get the two ends of my shrinky dinks to stay together!!!
Amanda said
I would love a tutorial! They are really neat and look like so much fun.
futuregirl said
These are *beautiful* and so delicate! I would totally love to see how you do it.
iHanna said
They are very beautiful, are they strong? I haven’t used that material so I would think rings would break easily? Nice blog you have!
Didi from Paris (France) said
Wow love this =)
This ring is absolutely gorgeous.
I am interested in a tutorial and I guess I won’t be the only one.
PS : I am reading your blog since a while & I am totally in love with your crochet creations. Thanks a bunch for sharing these.