Liquid Silicone for Taba Squishy Kit - 7oz 1:1 AB Ratio Mixed Super Soft Silicone Rubber for Squishy Maker, Perfect DIY Stress Relief Gift Making Kit for Taba Squishy, Taba Bear, Flocking Cat's Paw

We LOVE this activity My 10year old is able to do this alone after we first tried together and went through the steps fun activity for a super viral product! But with this they get to create their own TABA!!

My daughter loved these. She’s made lots of squishies

My daughter is obsessed with Taba squishies, but those things are not cheap to buy. She is also very crafty and so I thought these would make a great gift. Everything came in the box and the results are expected. The mold is tiny, but you get enough product to make quite a few of them. She liked that she could color them, but I feel like it could have come with better instructions. Mostly how to make them have a the color paw pads or do other designs. It mostly just covers how to mix it.

A lot of fun to make with your family or friends, directions are easy to follow.

My daughter love it! Very nice kit.

Scam is not a taba NEVER BUY

Worked great!

it’s pretty fun but once you get it on your fingers it’s to wash off it’s also really difficult just be careful and when I made mine it took a just for it to cool down and take it shape it’s not really that squishy it’s kinda

If your kid asks for it buy it! Keeps them busy for hours.

It was awsome

Lots of product to make squishies. My daughter loved this.

It would have been nice if the kit arrived in a resealable clear plastic bag instead of a disposable one since the kit has a lot of silicone. It comes with a lot of pieces, some reusable and some not. The instructions are listed on both bottles of silicone. I started out by measuring how much liquid each mold needs to fill it up. The paw print is 20ml and the bear is 13ml. There are 2 small measuring cups, used to measure out equal portions of liquids A and B. You then pour both liquids into one of the thin plastic disposable mixing cups, stirring for 1-2 minutes. I separated mine into 2 cups, so I could have white accents on my red paw print. The paint is highly pigmented and a small amount is all you need. I poured the silicone into the mold and set it aside. I did the same thing for the bear mold, using a small amount of white for the nose. I did these at night and checked them in the morning. The backs were still tacky. I used a toothpick to loosen the silicone from the edge of the molds, after which a careful turning out of the mold allowed me to get both shapes out intact. The instructions say that the included flocking powder is optional, but if you don’t use it you’re left with an entirely tacky squish toy. To flock the shape, put it in one of the included storage bags with some powder and shake the bag. The flocking will stick on. It will also shed after. The shapes themselves are very squishy, and tackiness aside, feel nice to play with. The kit comes with several small resealable bags to store your creations in. I was hoping to use this kit to make cute squishy toys for stocking stuffers, but their persistent tackiness and/or shedding of flocking powder feels like it’s a gift that will cause cleaning problems for the recipient. I also would have liked information about clean-up. Am I supposed to clean the measuring cups for future use? I tried with soap and water but they’re still slippery with silicone. The kit comes with gloves to wear while working with the materials, does that mean it’s toxic? And if so, is handling sticky cured silicone safe? I feel like there should be some way to remove the sticky layer rather than just covering it up. The kit works and would be great for kids who love slime and other messier toys.

Adapter au jeune âge très facile et beaucoup de plaisir