Taba Squishy Making Kit Gel+Bunny Silicone Mold+Flocking+Pigment

I love arts and crafts. Squishys are so fun and cute so I had to try! Me and my husband did this and it was fun BUT all the directions are in Chinese 🙄Came with flocking powder, noses, eyes, white and pink paint AND the solutions with the mold… it only makes 2 bunny’s!Takes over a day to set! So don’t expect it right away to be done LOLI would suggest watching some how to videos if you never done.Mix both the solutions into a disposable cup and get a strong spoon to mix… makes 2 bunny’s!

Over priced for garbage.Ruined the molds and threw them away. Didn't form either

Not good instructions,

We are on a squishy kick here.I got this for me and my son, and it was pretty awesome. If you've worked with resin before This is a piece of cake period the first thing you have to do is figure out how much of this mixture you have to mix together in this mold. It took 40 ml of solution to fill the mold, so we counted 20 from each liquid silicone container. Mixed them together with the appropriate color, slowly, so you don't get any bubbles in it. Then we rubbed vaseline on the inside of the silicone mold to prevent it from sticking, we only needed a thin layer. Once that was done, it was very easy. We poured the silicone mixture into the mold and let it set for 2 hours, as recommended. The solution didn't set in 2 hours, it took more like overnight to fully set. When it was time to release it from the mold, we submerged the mold in water and used the water to help release it from the mold by gently pulling on a silicone so the water could get between the silicone and the mold. It took about 30 seconds. Once it was out, it was very sticky, but it was cured. We tried to use it without flocking it but in the end flocking it was the best idea. The excess flocking comes off after a while. I'm not sure about gluing the other pieces on for the eyes and the nose after the fact, I don't think they would stay on long. I feel like maybe they should be added when pouring. All in all it was a great activity and the kid loves the squishy.

The media could not be loaded. Such a fun kit! Everything you need to make two cute squishy bunnies. The instructions are not great, but the process is easy enough. We set our expectations really low, and were impressed.The directions say it takes 2 hours to set, but we let it set overnight. It was still pretty liquid after 2 hours.We also used blue food coloring in the mix for one of the bunnies, and that was VERY hard to mix in - at first it just separated into little beads, it took a lot of whisking and I probably wouldn't do it again, but it did eventually work. That bunny feels slightly denser than the pink bunny. But both turned out fine.These are very sticky without flocking, as expected. The kit also came with little beads to use for eyes, I'm not sure how those would have worked. Perhaps we should have stuck them in the mold (the directions didn't address this). We didn't end up using them. I would buy again! It was a fun and easy activity.

Good quality kit with English instructions. (It did though just come in a small brown box but it has everything you need.) Kids will need adult supervision for the mixing part and it does take time but it works!!!! My 8 yr old says it's "amazing!" The.bunnies turned out SO cute and the fluff is so soft! We recommend it!

I really wanted to like this squishy bunny maker, but it was a major letdown. The directions were vague, and even after following them exactly, the results were disappointing. After 2 hours—liquid still in the molds. After 12 hours—still liquid. After 24 hours—only one bunny somewhat formed, and the other was still goo. On top of that, cleanup was a mess. Definitely not worth the hassle. I wouldn’t buy this again.

Purchased at request of neighbor's kids who I watch after school.It comes in a plain cardboard box as shown with a plastic storage zip lock, 2 pigment bottles pink and white to color the Squishy material before pouring the molds, 1 bottle each of Squishy liquid and setting compound that are mixed together 1:1. There are also eyes and some shiny dots for decorating. And a set of instructions.The kit did not come with the flocking stated in the listing.From previous experience we know that the DIY Squishies are very sticky and soft. Without flocking they will collect tons of dirt quickly at best, tear apart when handled at worse. So we won't be making them until after my next trip to the craft store where I will have to purchase flocking.The kit looks very straight forward and easy to use. The most difficult part should be waiting for it to set followed by un molding without tearing the bunnies. Instructions could be better for first timers...do the eyes go into the mold or are they applied after un molding, how do you get just the inside of the ears pink for the white bunnies as shown in the listing for instance. Note that this kit also does not come with a container for mixing the Squishy Compound or a stir stick of any kind.The instructions are minimal so kids will need help. There is a video toward the bottom of the listing showing how to make another version, steps are the same.Because of the minimal instructions, and missing Flocking which others have mentioned (I checked to be sure I just didn't get a bad kit), and this kit not having everything you need (cup to mix, stirring stick) I do not recommend at least not this company.