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When I open a 5g sachet of sugru I tend to use it all but sometimes there is a little piece left and often this is where I get really creative, thinki...
To make your DIY sugru sachets, you can reuse your sugru pouch for it's moisture barrier foil. You can make 4 good sized sachets from the Smart Hacks...
First of all, cut the top and bottom from the pouch, these parts can not be used for your DIY sachets. The is a gusset at the bottom of the pouch, m...
Now cut the middle section of your pouch into 4 squares - each square will be big enough to hold at a full 5g lump of sugru. It should also be big eno...
In order to prevent your sugru from curing in your DIY sachet, you will need to create a moisture barrier seal. Use your domestic clothes iron and th...
Your sachet should have seals on just 2 sides forming a right angle. From our experience this is the best way to make, fill and seal your own sachet....
When you want to save your left over sugru, pop it into the sealed corner of your DIY sachet.
In order to achieve the best possible moisture barrier, you need to make your seals as flat as possible and avoid creases in the foil. Gently press y...
Iron the third side of your DIY sachet as before. Once this side is sealed, prepare the final side of your sachet as before making sure that the foil...
Finally, I would recommend additional corner seals on your sachets, this is usually the weakest point of your sachet.
Here is my completed sachet and three spares :) Today (Thursday January 20th) is day 3 of my experiment to see if my sugru stays uncured in my DIY su...
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