This part will take a little fudging so I suggest you print page 1 onto a plain piece of regular copy paper, flip it over, reinsert it into your printer and print page 2. This will give you an idea of where the backside of your images will go to create the backside of your Shrinky Dinks. Paste your existing page in to the new document and flip the page horizontally.
In your image program, copy your page and open a new document.
This means that you need to make your initial image 3 times larger than you would like your final SD to be. Your images will shrink to 1/3 the size after cooking so be sure to scale appropriately.Your page should be formatted to 8 1/2 X 11 inches vertical (not horizontal), this is very important. Get them from sites online or scan them to your computer if you have created them yourself. Find the images you want to use for your SDs.You will need this to pull them out of the oven so you don't burn yourself. This helps them to stay flat while cooling down. I use a pie serving tool to flatten my SDs after they have cooked. SDs will curl during the cooking process and the card stock helps to keep them flat and to reduce altering their dimensions. I then place another sheet of card stock over the Dinks before I cook them. I line the bottom of the cookie sheet with white card stock paper so that it doesn't get dirty from the cookie sheet. I recommend using the tray inside the oven or a cookie sheet for your kitchen oven. I have a little toaster oven that i purchased for $5.00 at a garage sale, it works great for this project. I also use a standard hole punch to create a hole for SDs that I want to string into necklaces or earrings, They are the perfect size after cooking. Depending on your project, you may need one or all three tools. I use scissors, X-acto knives and paper stamps as needed. You will need to cut your images out of the paper before cooking them. I use a Canon MX410 and it works wonderfully. It is important that you use an InkJet printer as this is how the images are transferred to the paper. Be sure to format with 8 1/2 X 11 inches. Most computers come with an imaging program installed. You will need a program to print your images to your SD paper. Be sure you purchase the INKJET paper as the other products will not work for this Instructable. Here is the LINK to the SD Ink Jet paper you will need. Most hobby stores carry SDs, so be sure to shop around and check for their coupons. 6 pages generally cost $12.99 so the coupon really helps to save money. You can find this coupon using this LINK. I usually purchase mine at Hobby Lobby using their 40% off coupon. Using the e-filing system to convert documents to be text searchable may increase the file size.First of all, you will need the Shrinky Dink paper.A filer is not limited to a number of pages in a PDF as long as the PDF file size is 25mb or smaller. If a user compresses a file, and it’s still larger than 25mb, then they will need to try re-scanning the document, and then, even possibly re-compressing the file. A 100mb document may not be able to be compressed to a proper size. There’s a limit to how much a file can be compressed.However, the filer might want to reach out to the specific court’s filing clerk first to advise on if splitting a document is allowed for their court.īefore beginning, it’s important to note a few things about compressing documents and files sizes. Otherwise, the filer might want to consider splitting up the document into two parts for filing, and give each new PDF it’s own, separate caption page. If the file size of a document exceeds the 25 MB file size limit, then the user may need to do some work to reduce, compress, or optimize the file size.
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