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DIY Monster-ification

DIY Monster-ification
     What's more Scary than a Monster? Everyday items becoming Monsters! With some sculpey, you can do just that!

     What's more Magical than a Unicorn? Everyday items becoming Unicorns! With some sculpey, you can do just that!

     With that tomfoolery out of the way, let us carry on with this Instructable!
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
 You don't need a whole lot really, just Sculpey, or Sugru, or similar clay, I like Sculpey because it hardens, so that when carrying these in your pockets, everything else can remain not-sticky.

 Also an imagination is essential! 
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5 comments
Feb 17, 2011. 1:22 PMAlpineButterfly says:
I love how simple fun this is :-)
Feb 19, 2011. 9:56 PMBOOM5601 says:
I love the idea and what you've done, but maybe you could add some more ways to 'monsterise' objects, like adding horns or something.
Feb 21, 2011. 4:48 AMBOOM5601 says:
No problem.
Feb 14, 2011. 10:22 AMFrozenIce says:
AWSOME!!!!!

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