kutchipatchiwatermelon
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Hi there! I'm Watermelon, and I'm here to explain some simple arts and crafts for you to do. Here's a short list.
1. A cover for disguising your Tamagotchi, therefore being able to sneak it into class and so forth!
2. A pouch you can put onto your backpack and still have it look awesome
3. An old, OLD idea of a Tamagotchi House...
So let's start off with the cover. Get some of that Crayola air-drying clay, it's the foamy, soft kind that stains your clothes if it gets wet. But that's nothing to worry about, since you won't be having to get the clay wet in this project. Anyways! Get a little portion of the clay (color of your choice) and stick it onto the surface of the screen, taking advantage of the shape and using it as a mold. Don't worry, this clay will NOT get stuck in tight spaces of the screen. Take the clay out slowly. It should be in the shape of the screen. If not, press the clay in again, harder. Make sure the clay isn't sticking out at the rims, and take it out again... Let it dry.
OPTIONAL: You can get some neon green paint and paint over the surface of the clay, making the cover look like a watch or something. I'll post photos later, when I'm not too lazy to upload them.
So there you are! Your Tamagotchi either does NOT look like a Tamagotchi or simply looks like a watch... I'll post more when I have time.
1. A cover for disguising your Tamagotchi, therefore being able to sneak it into class and so forth!
2. A pouch you can put onto your backpack and still have it look awesome
3. An old, OLD idea of a Tamagotchi House...
So let's start off with the cover. Get some of that Crayola air-drying clay, it's the foamy, soft kind that stains your clothes if it gets wet. But that's nothing to worry about, since you won't be having to get the clay wet in this project. Anyways! Get a little portion of the clay (color of your choice) and stick it onto the surface of the screen, taking advantage of the shape and using it as a mold. Don't worry, this clay will NOT get stuck in tight spaces of the screen. Take the clay out slowly. It should be in the shape of the screen. If not, press the clay in again, harder. Make sure the clay isn't sticking out at the rims, and take it out again... Let it dry.
OPTIONAL: You can get some neon green paint and paint over the surface of the clay, making the cover look like a watch or something. I'll post photos later, when I'm not too lazy to upload them.
So there you are! Your Tamagotchi either does NOT look like a Tamagotchi or simply looks like a watch... I'll post more when I have time.
It's a good idea in theory ^-^
