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Fun Caboodle's new dumpling needs a mold, not a filling

Vica tries her first taba squishy, mixing gel and yellow mica powder before leaving the craft to set overnight.

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How to Make DIY Dumpling Taba Squishy Tutorial! Crafts for Kids

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0:18A premade blue dumpling demonstrates the stretchy, tacky texture of a taba squishy.
1:06Vica pours gels A and B into the dumpling mold and stirs them together.
1:29Yellow mica powder colors the mixture before it sets overnight on a flat surface.
2:24She peels the set dumpling out of its mold.
2:57A permanent marker supplies the face after the first pen fails to write properly.
3:20She stretches and squishes the finished yellow dumpling to test its texture.

No stuffing this time. Fun Caboodle's newest dumpling is made from gel that sets inside a mold, rather than a skin packed with slime and add-ins.

In the week's only upload, "How to Make DIY Dumpling Taba Squishy Tutorial! Crafts for Kids," Vica starts by stretching a blue example to show the tacky texture. She describes this kind of squishy as having no filling, then admits this is her first attempt at making one herself. Two gels go into the mold, followed by yellow mica powder and an overnight wait on a flat surface.

The small finishing snag is pleasingly ordinary: her first pen won't draw the face properly. A black permanent marker does the job, and the yellow dumpling gets its stretching test. The tutorial has drawn roughly 50,000 views.

Dumplings remain the channel's busiest subject, but the new method isn't the main source of views yet. September's "How to Make DIY Dumplings Squishies Step By Step Tutorial in Different Sizes! Crafts for Kids" has passed eight million views and is currently drawing far more daily viewing than any other upload in the momentum lineup. Its jumbo-to-itty-bitty assortment uses the filled-skin approach that the new taba tutorial leaves behind.

Fun Caboodle added subscribers over the week, even with daily views running a little below their usual pace. Among nearby craft channels, Serena Neel had a particularly large week, while Saksham Magic was quieter. Back on Vica's work surface, the autumn squishy-mixing video and the earlier jumbo dumpling tutorial also remain busy.

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