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Use friendly plastic for all of your jewelry making crafts. This simple and easy material can be crafted into many things like necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Learn how to use friendly plastic with these great tutorials.

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DIY Shrinky Dinks: A Shrink Plastic Craft Guide

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Make your own jewelry embellishments using this stamped shrink plastic… More

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These eagle divers friendship bracelets are made with love for your… More

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This friendly plastic heart necklace features lovely pearl accents. People… More

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Triangle Brass and Friendly Plastic Pendant

Choose your favorite colors of moldable Friendly Plastic to create a… More

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Blooming Cylinder Necklace

Friendly plastic in metallic colors of gold, silver and copper accent this… More

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