Oh btw I’m making my own recipe to recreate this

Hey everyone! So, you know how much fun squishies are, right? I've been seeing so many cool ones online, and I thought, 'Why not try making my own homemade squishies?' It's actually way easier than you might think, and the best part is, you can use super simple home ingredients! I was really curious about how to make your own squishy without needing any fancy kits, and after some experimenting, I've found a fantastic 3-ingredient squishy recipe that's perfect for beginners. It's not just about saving money; it's also about the joy of creating something unique. Plus, it’s a brilliant way to make DIY toys with things you probably already have lying around the house. For my first attempt at a homemade squishy, I decided to go with a simple sponge base. Here's what you'll need for this easy squishy recipe: What You'll Need: A clean, soft sponge: The softer the better for that satisfying squish! You can use a kitchen sponge (new, of course!) or even a makeup sponge. Fabric paint or puffy paint: This is what gives your squishy its color and helps seal the surface. Pick your favorite colors! PVA glue (like Elmer's) or Mod Podge: This acts as an extra sealant to make your squishy more durable and give it a smoother finish. Let's Make It! Step 1: Shape Your Sponge. First, decide what shape you want your squishy to be. You can cut your sponge into a cute animal, a piece of fruit, or anything your imagination desires! I used scissors to trim mine into a little cloud shape. Make sure to round off any sharp edges for a better squish feel. Step 2: Paint Your Base Color. Now, take your fabric paint and start applying your base colors. Don't be afraid to be creative! You might need a few coats, especially if your sponge is very absorbent. Apply a thin layer, let it dry completely (this is important!), and then add another. This makes the color more vibrant and helps create a smoother texture. This step is key for a great homemade squishy. Step 3: Add Details! Once your base colors are dry, use different colored fabric paints to add details like eyes, smiles, sprinkles, or whatever makes your squishy unique. This is where your DIY toys really come to life! Again, let each layer of detail paint dry thoroughly before adding more or moving to the next step. Step 4: Seal for Durability. After all your paint is completely dry (this might take a few hours or even overnight, depending on how thickly you painted), it’s time for the final touch. Apply a thin, even coat of PVA glue or Mod Podge over the entire squishy. This adds an extra layer of protection, makes it more durable, and gives it a slightly shiny, smooth finish. Let this final sealant layer dry completely – patience is key for the best results! And there you have it! Your very own homemade squishy made with simple home ingredients. It's so rewarding to make your own squishy toy, and I promise you'll love the satisfying squishiness. Give this 3-ingredient squishy recipe a try and let me know what amazing creations you come up with!