So Im in a super fun mood and I am going to start posting tons of new tutorials and videos

So I went to my local dollar tree and got a few goodies. I bought some bouncing putty to show you how to make homemade squishies

I got some vanilla fragrance oil to show you how to make scented polymer clay charms. The box is so cute with the ice cream design. I love it

I also found some cute nail glitter that can be used for decoden, clay, resin, scrapbooking and to decorate pretty much any craft projects. They had a ton of different glitters and its way cheaper then buying it at Sally’s beauty supply. Super Score

They had a bunch of other cute stuff for craft projects especially now that its spring time. I will be posting other stuff I buy soon. So expect new tutorials coming very soon.

I’ve been waiting for a while to try out this product so I could share with you my Whipple Whipped Cream Review.

The official whipple website is Whipple.Com and they are a brand by http://epoch.jp and brought to the U.S by International Playthings

I purchased mine at my local Toys R Us and it cost me $4.98 . They only had 2 kits available and 3 colors of whipple cream in mint, chocolate and white. I was looking for the chocolate bar kit but they said they were only available online and would not be in store stock because the product is being discontinued. Im not sure if they mean the manufacturer will no longer be making it or if it meant Toys R Us would no longer be carrying the product. I will try to find some more information later on that issue.

Now on to the review

Since I didnt like the kits they had available I decided to just purchase the cream. The picture below shows what comes in the box.

At first I was a bit disappointed because I failed to read the box in which it said it does not come with a piping tip because its just a refill kit. Whipple would probably make more money if they sold the cream as a stand alone product with a piping tip especially for those one time crafters.  This is a problem only for those that do not have their own piping tips at home. The solution will be explained below

So for the longest time I’ve been wondering what whipple was made out of . At first squish haha it felt creamy, soft and smooth. I could tell right away it wasnt silicone, my conclusion is that its pretty much modeling paste.

The good thing about the packaging as shown below is that it comes with a plug and a resealable cap. So you can use as little or as much as you want and save the rest. I think it has around 4 oz in the package

So like I said earlier in the post the refill cream does not come with a piping tip. So I put one of my own piping tip and a the coupler screw cap since the whipple comes with the inside coupler part already. I could not screw the coupler screw cap on but it fit tightly enough that if I held it in place with my hand I can squeeze out the cream. You can also tape it in place which I recommend over just holding it with your hand.

Whipple really has fantastic definition when piped. The tips would have been better but since I didnt tape my piping tip in place when I pulled the tip away I messed up the top of the whipped cream dollops. It has a nice matte color and it really looks realistic.

You can also mix acrylic paint with whipple to make your own custom colors.

Im testing the adhesive properties below and I will update this post in a few days. I will also test the water resistance of whipple as well.

Drying Time: As soon as its piped within a few minutes the outside shell will start drying.  I give it a few days to make sure its fully dry on the inside. It dries to a non sticky texture. I give it a 5 out 5 Stars

Water Resistance: After I let it dry for a few days I placed the whipped dollops in a bag filled with water. I tested the plain white as well as the dollops I mixed myself with acrylic paint. After the first day they did not dissolve in water, and there was no paint leakage into the water. I left them both in the water for a week. After a few days they did absorb some water and I could squeeze the dollops but when they finally did start breaking apart they fell apart in chunks instead of dissolving in water. This is great news. It took about a week for them to absorb water and see damage. That means you can feel comfortable to make jewelry and other accessories without worry of them getting wet like in the rain. I give the water resistance test a 5 out 5 stars.

Adhesive properties: It sticks well to materials. Just make sure you dont use it on silicone phone cases since nothing really sticks to silicone. 5 out 5 Stars.

I highly recommend whipple cream for decoden . It has no smell, dries to a realistic color , adheres well, and is water resistant and its cheap and easily available.

I hope you enjoyed this review let me know if you have any questions

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STEP 1:Gather your materials

1. a mini bag
2. pair of wire cutters
3. needle nose pliers
4. a box of any type of baking paper,foil,wax paper, cling wrap so you can rip off the serrated metal edge off

STEP 2 : stretch out your serrated metal strip and  decide where you want to cut it

STEP 3: Cut a slice of it according to how small or big you want your tip to be.

STEP 4: Use your needle nose pliers to roll it into a round shape. Since the needle nose pliers are tapered it will help you achieve a tapered angle or you can round it out so its straight up and down.

STEP 5: Once yo have the size you want if you have excess trim the excess metal away

STEP 6: You can use your needle nose pliers to push the edges in so that when you push your clay through it will achieve the realistic edge definition of real whipped cream.

STEP 7: Snip a little hole of the same size as your tip and place your new piping tip and use like a regular piping bag. You can use tape or glue to secure the piping tip unto the bag so it does not slip out when you use it.

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and let me know if you have any questions

I just finished uploading my newest necklace collection to my shop. I hope you guys like them as much as I enjoyed making them. So go ahead and go to the shop and scoop them up before they’re gone since they are all one of a kind.

I just posted up a few of my whipped cream meringue dollop rings at the shop. You can check the other colors out HERE

I just wanted to share one of my new latest creations. I’m so in loooovveeee with the pastel split wigs. I think they are the most adorable thing ever. So I decided to make split colored hair bows to match. Here are a few pics of them and you can find them in the KawaiiFrenzy Shop

The first set is all about Pastels

The second set is all about chocolate tones Yum. This is the Choco Pastel Collection

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