Q: The squishy is difficult to demold.

A: 1. Apply petroleum jelly/ baby oil/ cream/ mold release inside the mold. 2. Demold in water or soapy water. 3.Peel gently in one direction.

Q: What if the flocking powder starts to fall out?

A: Keep the squishy in the bag while playing and wash your hands afterward.

Q: How do I clean the squishies if they get sticky?

A: You can rinse them with water or mild soap to remove surface stickiness. If they still feel sticky after washing, place them in a bag with a little machi powder, flocking powder, or baby powder, then knead gently to restore a smooth touch.

Q:Why is my squishy gel not curing properly, and what can I do?

A: Check environment (keep airflow and low humidity). Avoid too much pigment paste or water-based dyes—mica or powder works better. Mix evenly to prevent uneven curing. If still not drying, adjust gel ratio to 1:0.9–1:0.6 for better elasticity.

Q:What if the gel is not enough?

A: The kit is designed as a trial set to create 1 complete sample piece as shown. All required materials & easy to follow instructions are included. For more projects, you can purchase extra gel packs such as B0DS2H2SCZ, B0DSPZGTDH, or B0F1C817Z7.

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Create your own slow growing 3D tabby squishies shaped like a 3" tall yellow giant chick with the easy-to-use DIY kawaii package: A+B rubber silicone glue with a mixing ratio of 1:1 by weight or volume (200ml/7.06oz); A cute chick silicone mold (2.98 x 2.98 x 3.02 inch); 2 x opaque silicone pigment paste, 5ml each (butter, tiger); 4 x black plastic eyes; a box of white flocating powder (3.5g); a bottle of silicone glue (10ml); 1 x self-adhesive bag (5.1 x 5.1 inch); 1 x user manual
EASY TO USE & FOOD SAFE SILICA GEL - Super soft (softer than Shore 00), elastic, bubble-free, odd-free, non-toxic, tasteless, low viscosity, easy to demould, tear resistant, heals in about 2 hours, depending on the size and thickness of your finished product
EASY DEMOLD PROCESS - Squishies peel off easily after curing with our easy-to-use silicone molds, simply apply a thin layer of lubricant or release agent before pouring and demolding with minimal effort using soapy water
CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS: Enhance your squishies with the included 2 pigment pastes, flocking powder to make a big, fluffy soft chicken, 4 black plastic eyes and silicone glue to add eyes to your chick. You can also mix your own glitter, holographic flakes, sequins, dyes and decorations to create unique and unique fidget toys
DIY IDEAS - Make mochi squishies for stress, squishy stress ball, glitter squishy ice cubes, cute food themed keychains, fridge magnets, key ornaments and other small crafts. Compatible with various craft media such as resin, clay and wax

100g squishy kit: Soft gel A x1: 100 g Soft Gel B x1: 100 g Self-adhesive bag x1: 13 x 13 cm (5.1 x 5.1 inches) Chick mold x1: 7.5 x 7.5 cm (2.98 x 3.02 inches) Silicone pigment paste (opaque) x 2: tiger, butter (each 5ml) Silicone glue x1: 10ml 3 mm flocating powder x1: 3.5 g Plastic eyes x4 User manual x1 Material: liquid silicone, silicone, plastic, pigment How to make a yellow chick squishy: Mix: combine silicone A and B (1:1), add the tiger pigment paste, mix well. Pour: Pour into mold and cure. Demold: after curing, demold in water and dry. Assembly: glue the black plastic eyes with silicone glue. Paint the beak and paws with orange-yellow pigment. (Tips: dry the excess on the paper before applying)Apply white flocating powder to the body.

Package Dimensions	17.7 x 13.11 x 9.19 cm; 581 g
Item model number	C-B27
Number of Puzzle Pieces	10
Assembly Required	Yes
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Material Type(s)	Silicone
Color	A Chick Looking Forward
ASIN	B0DN6SHSZN

Taba Squishy Maker Big Chick Silicone Mold + Gel + Kits Fufu Squish Making Pack

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