If you are looking for something that is wacky, wobbly and wonderful then look no further than Wammy. This is a creative art form that is based on one common shape in a multitude of pastel colours. This flexible and extremely tactile shape can be connected in a number of ways to create structures of all sizes. Inspire your imagination! You won’t be able to put it down as you twist, bend, loop, clip and join the pieces together to make fantastic creations such as bracelets, necklaces, hats, flowers, baskets and much more. The instructions and ideas leaflet that is included in each set is a great starting point before allowing your imagination to take control. The most attractive part of Wammy is that it is completely reusable. Just unclip the pieces and you can start again.
Zubber is a special compound that you can mix yourself at home using any of the sets in this range of incredible kits. Once you have chosen the colour you would like to use you will need to measure out the same amount of the activator to ensure equal quantities. Once your Zubber is mixed you will have to mould it before it starts to set. The Zubber when first mixed will mould just like soft dough but once it has dried it is like rubber. Don’t mix any more Zubber than you actually need for each creation as the excess Zubber will set and you will not be able to re-use it. Once you become skilled at measuring, mixing and moulding you can begin to try multi-coloured models. The available sets will give you ideas and guidance on how to make your own beautiful jewellery, fun models and even your very own bouncy balls.
Charmies is another Flair Create product that allows your creative side to develop whilst finishing up with your own unique jewellery for you to show off. Design your necklace, bracelet or keychain by loading the charms of your choice onto the magic beader. Once you are happy, you can link the charms together to complete your creation. Wear them, show them off and when you are ready for a change, simply unstring them and start all over again! |