Making taba squishy🎉🤩
Just finished my new squishy! The satisfying feeling of the squish is everythingggg. 😩 Can you guess what I'm making next?
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Hey everyone! 👋 So, you saw my new squishy, and the comments are buzzing about how to make one! Crafting your own homemade taba squishy is seriously so much fun and surprisingly easy. I'm excited to share a simple DIY guide so you can experience that satisfying squish too! First off, let's talk about what you'll need for a basic *paper squishy*. Most of the time, you can find these materials right at home! Materials: Paper (printer paper, cardstock, or even old magazine pages) Scissors Tape (clear packing tape works best for durability and a smooth finish!) Filling (plastic bags, cotton balls, poly-fil, or even foam scraps) Markers, colored pencils, or crayons for decoration Easy Steps to Your Own Taba Squishy: Design Time: Start by drawing your desired squishy shape on a piece of paper. Think of a cute character, a favorite food, or an abstract design. Remember, you'll need two identical pieces for the front and back. Color & Cut: Color in your design creatively! Once it's perfect, carefully cut out both pieces. Laminate (Optional but Recommended): For durability and that classic squishy feel, cover both sides of your paper cutouts with clear packing tape. This also makes them a bit water-resistant! Assemble & Seal: Place your two decorated pieces together, making sure the designs face outwards. Now, tape around three of the edges, leaving one edge open. This creates a pocket! Stuff It Up! This is where the magic happens. Start filling your squishy through the open edge. Don't overfill it – you want it squishy, not rock hard. Experiment with different fillings to find your favorite bounce. Crumpled plastic bags give a nice crinkly sound, while cotton makes it super soft. Seal the Deal: Once filled, carefully tape up the final open edge. Press down firmly on all tape edges to ensure it's sealed. Want a Sticky Taba Squishy? Here's How! A lot of you asked about making them sticky! While traditional squishies aren't usually sticky, if you want that tactile sensation, you can get creative. One popular method involves using clear glue and a tiny bit of cornstarch to create a slightly tacky, non-drying coating. Mix a small amount of clear liquid glue with a pinch of cornstarch until it forms a thin, slightly translucent paste. Apply a very thin layer to your finished squishy and let it dry completely. Be careful not to make it too thick, or it might get messy! Another super simple way is to use double-sided tape strategically on certain areas, but this is less uniform. DIY Taba Squishy Recipe Ideas: Don't limit yourself to just shapes! I've seen some amazing paper squishy snacks ideas out there. Think cute cookies, mini donuts, or even tiny juice boxes. You can even create a whole "taba squishy kit" for a friend by gathering all the materials together. If you're wondering about making a taba squishy with *only glue*, it's tricky for a full squishy, but glue is essential for sealing the paper layers. For a truly squishy texture, you definitely need a soft filling. Making your own squishies is such a rewarding homemade craft. It's a fantastic way to relax and unleash your creativity. Happy squishing!










































