Silicone for Taba Squishy kit for Adult Hobby, 36oz Fast Cure Liquid Silicone Squishy Maker with 1:1 AB Ratio, Super Soft Silicones Rubber Making Kits for Cat Paw, Snapper, DIY Stress Relief Gifts

Bought this for my son because he wanted to make his own ones squishies and it was very easy for him to use. The instructions are simple and the squishies came out exactly like the ones we bought for more than half this price and he was even able to make about 6 of them

This make your own squishy kit has everything you need to get started making your own squishies. Instructions are easy to understand and everything works well.I made the mistake of thinking the little pots contained paint so instead of mixing it in with the liquid I put some in the mold to color the little pandas ears and limbs like I would if I wanted to do a cute painted resin charm. The little pots don't contain paint and it never dried and the squishy didn't absorb the pigment when done this way.I do wish that the molds were bigger or that we got maybe more than 2 because it gets kind of boring to make the same 2 things over and over in different colors unless you have other molds handy that would work with this.

Love this so easy to make my own squishy!!

I am a crafter and enjoy learning new things. This has been a fun craft which will allow me to create gifts for the younger people in my life.My kit came with everything I needed to make squishies. It has three small molds, and they are of good quality. The squishies come out soft and pliable. The flocking is a nice touch to finish them off. They are easy to mix, pour, and come out of the molds easy.I can't wait to experiment with mica powders and make other designs.

Just as the name implies, the 'rubber' comes out soft and 'squishy' after curing. This would be ideal for toys for children. However, I will caution that, since children LOVE to put things directly into their mouths, they not be left unsupervised with items made from this that could present a choking hazard...The compound cured relatively quickly but, as with all resins and two-part mixtures, I allow 24 hours, irrespective. Colors are vibrant, in this mix. I've used compounds that tend to 'dull' colors. I did not experience such with this mixture. I like that. There are a NUMBER of applications for use, here... to include soft resin molds for my wife's candles. The beauty is that this can easily be cut with a razor/knife, without removing any material. This leaves a smooth, clean edge that can be perfectly aligned to mold candle pours over and over.While I can't yet speak to the longevity of such a mold, I do know that it opens up possibilities for which we would otherwise have to rely on a manufacturing company to provide. The simplicity of mixing and applying is probably the biggest plus. While it isn't 'cheap,' it is certainly worth every penny... to us. Each consumer must decide the value of such a product for themselves.

I was surprised at the quality of the squishies made from this kit. It also didn't make a huge mess, and was super fun for the kids to learn on.

I am one who enjoys all kinds of fidgets. This was my first venture into making a silicon one and it was a fun process. They included pretty much everything you need to make them. They come out very soft and squishy as advertised. The final product seems like it is durable and with withstand plenty of playing and fidgeting. Its a great starter kit to try out making these things. The only downside is you are going to want a larger quantity to make more. This is a pretty small amount. Its still plenty to be fun and learn the process.

I got this kit to make squishies for my kids. It was easy to use, with a 1:1 measuring ratio. I ended up adding in mica powder because I had already mixed it and misplaced the coloring that was used for previous squishies. The mica powder had no effect on the quality of this product but made the coloring pop wonderfully. The actual squishies I made in varying thicknesses and even the thinner ones are super soft and squishy. The kids love the paw shape too. I also have to say that when you first demold it, it kind of sticks to the side and feels like it is going to tear. I just gently peeled the edge up some while flipping the mold inside out and they come out fine, with no damage.