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December 30, 2013

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Left today at lunchtime at Starbucks, Encinitas, Cali.
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Rainbow themed Shrinky Dinks!

I found out about Shrinky Dink two weeks ago when browsing Pinterest and immediatialy thought that using it would be a perfect fit for Share a Rainbow Day ideas! I've never tried it before as I can't remember having it in my country, Brazil, when I was a kid. WOW! To watch that piece of shrink plastic into the oven getting smaller and harder and then becoming a 3D trinket to treasure forever it's soooooo fun! To celebrate Share a Rainbow Day, I created a kawaii inspired rainbow clip art to be downloaded for free! Supplies Needed (Affiliate links for your convenience): Shrink Dink sheets Hole punch Scissor Black marker Neon Pencil set Moonlight Gelly Roll Click HERE to download the Shrinky Dink Template How to prepare: Print out the template. After printing it, trace the outlines with a fine tip Sharpie. I filled in all of the details with different supplies (check out pictures). Each brand/type has different instructions about the best side to

Sparkly magic wands

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