Plastic Apprentice

Yay!! I'm so glad I could help! This is perfect for being able to put the clothes on because of the detachable arms and torso, not too many duct tape dummy tutorials add that part in. Thanks for your comment! I'm so excited for you! :)

Yes, they are the same type of material, you may need to play with the porportions of flour to plastic as different brands of the plastic pellets have slight variations in their consistency.

I have had stuff I have made out of it for about 2 years now with no sign of degredation or spoiling

For the video I think I did a 1/4 cup of each

in the video I uses 1/4 cup

Just general Cosplay, Movies, Comics, TV Shows, Games, any kind of fandom :)

If you use instamorph you may need to try and increase the self sticking but if you use Polly Plastics it will stick to itself better than worbla already without any adhesive backing :)

Hahaha :) Worbla is a thermoplastic sheet frequently used by Cosplayers to make armor, but it can have many other crafting and DIY uses as well :)

Polymorph would probably be a good alternative to Polly plastics if you live outside of the US. They are both PCL and I think that their qualities are similar.

That is awesome!! Who made that?

176 Celsius :)

You are most welcome! Glad it was helpful! I would strongly advise getting the Polly Plastics pellets because not all the PCL's I have worked with have the qualities that makes it able to take the amount of filler I recommend and still remain able to stick to itself like Worbla. :)

Yep you can them them up adhere them together anyway you want. No glue needed! :)

For sure! let me know how it goes!! :)