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DIY Craft Ideas Using Putty Charms
At Slime Party, we love coming up with creative ways to use the fun little charms that come in our sensory putty. These cute plastic figures can be turned into all sorts of things, from jewellery to magnets, giving your kids a hands-on activity to enjoy. Here are some simple, child-friendly crafts to try at home!
Charm Necklace or Bracelet
Turn your favourite putty charms into wearable art with a DIY necklace or bracelet. It's a great way to show off those adorable little figures and lets kids carry their creations wherever they go.
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Materials Needed: putty charms, small drill (or pin for creating holes), string or cord, beads (optional)
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Steps:
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Choose your favourite charm.
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Carefully create a small hole through the top of the charm using a small drill or thick needle.
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Thread a piece of string or cord through the hole.
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Add beads if you'd like to decorate the necklace/bracelet further.
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Tie the ends of the string together to complete your accessory.
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DIY Magnets
Give your fridge some flair by turning charms into personalized magnets!
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Materials Needed: putty charms, adhesive magnetic strips, glue
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Steps:
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Cut a small piece of adhesive magnet and glue it to the back of the charm.
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Let it dry for a few minutes, then stick your new custom magnet on the fridge!
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Customised Key chains
Make a colourful, fun key chain using your charms. Kids will love hanging them on their school bags or keeping them as special trinkets.
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Materials Needed: putty charms, key chain rings, small drill, cord or jump rings
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Steps:
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Pick your charm and make a hole at the top using a small drill.
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Thread a cord or attach a jump ring through the hole.
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Secure the charm to a key chain ring.
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Decorate further with beads or colourful string, and it's ready to go!
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DIY Bookmarks
Encourage a love for reading with a cute, personalized bookmark using your charms. It’s a great way to add a little personality to your child’s reading time!
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Materials Needed: putty charms, strong card, ribbon or string, beads (optional)
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Steps:
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Choose a charm and colourful card you wish to use.
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Cut the card to size and glue the charm to the top.
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Add beads or other decorative elements to the ribbon, if desired.
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These craft ideas are easy, fun, and perfect for keeping your little ones entertained. Plus, they offer a great way to reuse those adorable sensory putty charms that come with their favourite putties. You’ll be helping them develop fine motor skills while creating something they’ll love.
So, what’s your next craft adventure going to be?