
I'm not sure if it is the plastic we used or just that it was our first try, but they ended up sticking to themselves and not uncurling. I was able to pry one open and flatten it. It could have been that they were too large because the long skinny ones turned out a bit better.

I tried to make two of them into rings, but they wouldn't hold their shape. Still, this was a very fun project and I love that we can use what we would other wise toss out to make them.
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very creative and it's cute. :) will serve as darling memories. i'm adding you to my blogroll! :D
i REALLY like the second pic of them! :) LOVELY!
i've done several experiments with the #6 plastic. Some of the plastics work better than others as far as curling up and/or holding their shape. I have 3 to-go containers from salads the other night that you've now inspired me to go attempt something with :)
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That is soo cool! I remember making these as a kid!
I love the crafts for the kids would make a awesome key chain. hugs
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