#Printout pokemon pins mod

#Printout pokemon pins mod

Once your pieces cool, paint each with a thin layer or two of Mod Podge. Once they’re done your pieces will be flat and have shrunk 2-3 times their size making them perfect for a pin! Your pieces will curl up during the baking process, so it’s really fun to watch if you have a window in your oven. Preheat your oven to 350 and lay your finished designs out on a sheet of parchment paper (under a baking pan of course) and bake for 3 minutes or until flat. You can go back over them with your sharpie once the paint has dried.

If you accidentally paint over some of your black lines, that’s cool. If you don’t do this your paint forms a weird clumpy chalky blob thing and no respectable Pokémon trainer wants that. Water down your paint in a 1:1 ratio and paint each. Cut each design out into the shape you want it to shrink down to. Use a sharpie and trace and color in each design. These are sized for a normal sized sheet of paper. If you use traditional shrink paper, you’ll need some Fine Grit sandpaper to sand one side.įirst, print out your templates. Shrink Paper – I got mine from the Dollar Tree and used 2 packs but you can also order some here. So the real question is… are you team Instinct, team Mystic, or team Valor? I made these fun DIY Pokémon Go Pins in about 30 minutes and am wearing them all over town. So, as you play this awesome augmented reality game and wander around your city trying to catch them all, you may want to show your team pride. The boys I babysit are even excited to leave the ipads at home (WHAT?) and take a walk with me!!! Also!!! It is now okay for all of us to walk around looking completely geeked out. I’m not going to lie, I’m walking around a lot more, meeting new people and taking random pictures of my friends petting Pokémon. You guys! You guys! I’m sure you’ve noticed, but you can now play Pokémon in real life and I feel like it’s 4th grade again except we’re actually leaving the lunch table and walking around. Show your Pokémon Go Team pride with these fun DIY Pokémon Go Pins! That means that the price for you stays the same but I make a few pennies to keep the lights on and feed the cat. This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content.