Most craft stores carry inkjet-printable shrink plastic—or, "biaxially oriented thermoplastic polystyrene" if you want to get technical. You'll also need a baking sheet, some parchment paper ...

New printing technology can print those patterns on Shrinky Dink plastic—and scientists can then shrink the plastic so they can further their nano-scale investigations. The technology is cost ...

The attractiveness of printing electronics over more conventional approaches lies in its potential to pattern large-areas and flexible devices inexpensively on plastic substrates. 1 Such technologies ...

Shrink plastic shrinks to about 1/3 of its original ... Here's the sized image of Arthur that we used, and the name was printed out in 60 pt font. Here's what the front looked like before baking ...