Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2016

Shopkins I CAN make it Beados DIY Kit





Make cute Shopkins with this all in one I Can Make It Beados DIY kit. The kit contains all the beados, plates, and templates to make three Shopkins. Simply follow the template and place the Beados on the plate and then when you're done, spray the Beados for them to stick to each other. Once it's dry, stick the included special Shopkins Eyes in the sockets and you have Beados Shopkins!
DIY beados beads are magic beads that join together with a spray of water. No heat, no glue, no mess! Use the included templates or make up your designs, spray with water and you’ve created super cute Shopkins with Beados!
This is a great rainy day indoor project. The beads are easy to place with your fingers or you can use the pod pen or tweezers that come with other Beados kits.
You can find this at Amazon

Sunday, January 17, 2016

Roto-motion Mixer Dino Lab - DIY T-Rex Stegosaurus Triceratops Review





The Roto-motion Mixer Dino Lab is the perfect DIY kit to build your own 3D dinosaur. This kit comes with 6 packets of clay to make and your own dinosaurs. After the clay set, paint the dinosaurs with the included paint and then finally give the dinosaur with an aging wash to bring them to life!

You can find this fun set at Amazon.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

てづくりラムネ Tedukuri Ramune (Sweet Tart like candy)

This is another fun DIY Japanese Candy set. The taste is very similar to SweetTarts but not as hard.

But a word of warning first, this kit can get very messy. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone under 7.

The kit comes with three powder packets that essentially form your primary colors palette.

  1. You put one tiny drop of water with the provide spoon and you mix the powder very well with your fingers until it gets clumpy. This can take a bit of time. 
  2. Once you have all three colors mixed, you can start to make new colors by combining the primary colors. 
  3. Afterwards, fill the molds, place the lid of the mold on and press firmly on each mold so that the candy is packed down.
  4. Remove the lid, turn the mold up-side-down and pop the candies out. Done!

Watch the video below for more details!



Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Kracie Popin' Cookin' DIY Candy Kit - Gummy Zoo Animals

This is another fun kit from Kracie Popin' Cookin'. In this set, you simply pour the powders into the candy mold provide then add drops of water mixture to make colorful and tasty gummies. It takes minutes to make and my kids keep asking for more.

There is enough powder to make 2 sets of gummies using the mold.

I got mine at a local Japanese store, but it can be found on Amazon for a bit under $4.