as you can see,

the equation we have up here is

2a, plus 7,

minus c, equals

b over 6

plus, square root of 9

and,

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so the first value a, equals

3

so the second value b

equals a plus 1

so now, class

what.. is.. c..?

Wengie!

I've told you before!

no toys in class!

now I have to confiscate them

but miss, these aren't toys, they're squishies!

Well unless those squishies, magically become school supplies,

I don't want to see them in class again!

No fair!

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Hey guys! It's Wengie!

Andddd

super secret announcement hugs!

So today we'll be doing some DIY

squishy school supplies

these are so adorable

I can't wait to show you!

And also I have a special announcement

I partnered with UV to bring you guys something special

so without further ado,

lets get on with the video

Letsss go!

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the inspiration for this squishy pen

is my unicorn pen right here

it's pretty magical,

but I think we can make an even better one

all you'll need is a piece of memory foam cut up into a roughly pen size length,

an ink tube from any ballpoint pen,

and some needle and thread

the first step I like to do is

roughly draw out a shape of the object you

want to cut out

in this case, I drew a unicorn horn

it doesn't have to be exact,

but it's useful as a guide for me personally

so using your guide, just

roughly start cutting out small pieces

of your memory foam

this can be quite time consuming but

but you definitely don't want to rush this part because

if you cut off too much by accident,

you can't really fix it unless you start over again

so just put on some music, take your time

and enjoy the process

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once you have your rough shape done,

you want to start cutting out more carefully

along the edges to make your shape as neat as possible

eventually, you want to use some fine scissors

to smooth out the small ridges in your shape to give it a super smooth look

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when you're happy with the shape,

you'll want to pass some thread through a large needle

tie a knot at the end and

pass it straight up through the base of the horn

right out through the tip

next, anchor the thread at the tip

then slowly twirl it around your horn

using some light pressure to give it a spiral pattern

when you reach the bottom,

just tie it off with your initial thread

and cut off the excess

next, you'll want to take some puffy paint

or 3D paint to paint your horn

this means when you squish it, it won't crack

I used blue, purple and pink

obviously, but you can pick whatever colours you like most

paint your horn using a gradient pattern

and you'll end up with something like this

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when it's dry,

take your ink tube and insert it

into the base of your unicorn horn

with the pen nib still poking out

next, I hot glued the pen into place

and even added a metallic end to finish the look

this pen not only matches my other unicorn theme pens

but it's so fun to write with and squish at the same time

and I love how colourful and vibrant it looks

Okay! Special announcement time!

Hello Mia

So I partnered with Yoobi to create this limited edition Wengie and Yoobi box.

It is going to be so cute.

There is so much unicorn goodness in this.

I've partnered with Yoobi because it's a stationary brand that gives a back.

For every item that Yoobi sells, they give one to a U.S. classroom in need.

I can't wait to show you guys what's in the box.

Okay so the first thing guys

This box is esthetic, it's holographic, it's got clouds.

I designed this myself out of all the things that I love

Can you tell?

And in this box there are five amazing items I want totalk about

So the first one is this really cute pencil case you can put in your binder

And of course it's a sleepy corn, which is adorable!

Next is this amazing glitter journal, which I think is super mesmerizing✨

Look at the glitter move

And it has some matching glitter pencils as well, which there is like as set of six

And to match what we have already, we have some really cute Washi tapes

We have pink glitter and a rainbow Washi tape

And also we can't have this box without a unicorn pen.

How cute is this?

And finally I'm leaving the best item for last

This is fully customized, you can only get it in this box

It is a holographic Wengie sticker set

It's got unicorns, it's got my Wengie logo which is absolutely adorable

Both in the color, and also the holographic it's got like little diamonds and hearts

Basically everything that I love and you can use this to decorate your binders, your books, your notebooks.

I cant wait to see what you guys create

So these are all my items that I chose myself for you guys

If you guys love it as much as me and don't forget, it's making an impact

So for every box we sell you are actually donating five school supply items to a kid in need.

With this Wengie and Yoobi box, your not only getting magical unicorn items, we're making an impact as well

And this box is available for pre-order right now so don't forget to check the description box for the link.

Now it's time for the next squishy DIY. Let's go!!

You can't make a squishy set without including a donut

So I thought I'd make a huge donut that I could use as a book cover decoration.

First I use a round plate to trace a circle onto a piece of memory foam

Using that as a guide, cut out your donut shape as best you can.

Don't worry if you get tired, I had to take a few breaks in this particular DIY

Once you have your shape done, you want to use some pliers to rip out small but of foam in the center to create the donut hole.

Try to bore a hole through to the other side first

And then you should be able to use scissors to neaten the hole

Next use some orange puffy paint to paint the entire donut.

When it's dry, use some pink paint to paint the strawberry glaze icing on the top.

You'll need to do another layer of the pink to make the layer look super shiny and glazed.

When it's dry, you'll have a pink strawberry donut which feels amazing to squish.

Next you want to add some sprinkles, s just use a narrower brush to dot on your sprinkles in what ever colors you want.

Next, I took a plain notebook and used some A6,000 (?)on the base of the donut to stick it right onto the front cover.

Finally, I painted some sprinkles on to the book cover as well to give the impression sprinkles were falling onto the donut.

I was so happy with how this turned out.

And the donut looks so real and delicious

It was starting to make me hungry

This donut was super satisfying to squish because all the layers of paint had suck into the foam which made it extremely slow rising.

The other great thing about this squishy is that it can double as a pillow

Just remember if you get in trouble sleeping during class then DO NUT blame it on me

So my favorite summer fruit is watermelon

So I thought I'd make a watermelon pencil grip.

Trace out a semi-circle onto the foam and cut that shape out

You kinda want to wedge it so that the straight edge is thinner than the curved edge

So here, it's starting to look like a watermelon piece

Next, paint the curved surface using green puffy paint and extend the green color slightly around the edges to mimic that watermelon rind.

Next, use white paint to paint that part of the watermelon no one eats.

Finally, use pink paint to paint the juicy part of the watermelon itself.

When the skin is dry I mix a darker shade of green to paint some texture onto the skin, to make it look more realistic.

Then I use a toothpick with some black paint to paint on the seeds

When it's dry, take some pliers and start making a hole right through the center of the watermelon.

It doesn't need to be very wide for your pencil to fit through since the foam will stretch once the pencil is inside and that's it.

A squishy watermelon pencil grip

This is a super fun way to customize your pencils and also ensure that your fingers never get sore again

Because this squishy grip is so comfortable!

So I have this super cute rainbow pencil case and I thought I would challenge myself to try and make a squishy rainbow pencil case.

I first started by tracing a larger piece of foam using the original pencil case as a guide.

Next, cut this shape out carefully.

Again settle in with some music because this one will take a while

When you're done,