Simple, Affordable and Fun!
Do-It-Yourself Model Magic Charms
Here is what you need:
*Plastic Ice Cube Trays - We used Tiki Shaped that we got at the DollarTree
*Model Magic - from Crayola
*Eye Screws - we got ours at the local hardware store
*Arleene's Original Tacky Glue
*Cord - We used hemp that we purchased at A.C. Moore in the jewelry section
Step 1 - Push Model Magic into ice cube tray -TIP allow Model Magic to dry overnight - it will 'shrink' slightly in the molds but should be easily 'tapped' out of the trays or for 'stickier' colors (I found the purple didn't dry as fast) I used a butter knife to coax the tiki out - and then let that side air dry
Step 2 - Once you have a dry 'tiki', push an eye screw into the top of it, then remove it and place a drop of glue in the hole, now replace the eye screw - let dry.
Do-It-Yourself Model Magic Charms
*Plastic Ice Cube Trays - We used Tiki Shaped that we got at the DollarTree
*Model Magic - from Crayola
*Eye Screws - we got ours at the local hardware store
*Arleene's Original Tacky Glue
*Cord - We used hemp that we purchased at A.C. Moore in the jewelry section
Step 1 - Push Model Magic into ice cube tray -TIP allow Model Magic to dry overnight - it will 'shrink' slightly in the molds but should be easily 'tapped' out of the trays or for 'stickier' colors (I found the purple didn't dry as fast) I used a butter knife to coax the tiki out - and then let that side air dry
Step 2 - Once you have a dry 'tiki', push an eye screw into the top of it, then remove it and place a drop of glue in the hole, now replace the eye screw - let dry.
Step 3 - String your Tiki! We used hemp cord but use your imagination and try ribbon, yarn, etc.
TIP - These tiki charms look great strung with other beads - we made paper beads to add!
Have Fun With It!
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