Halloween fun: WizziMals
Who doesn’t love a bit of Halloween crafting and for those who perhaps aren’t good at making things from scratch (like me), this is a fantastic little kit. Available in three different colour options, including red, pink and blue, blue, green and orange and of course the mix of black, red and white I have been playing with.
WizziMals come with everything you need to monster up a pull back and go car – including the car, magic foam, stickers and googly eyes.
Each set comes with three colours of magic foam – which is a plasticine like compound, that is more malleable and easy to smooth into place, with each set containing a larger pot of one colour and two smaller bags of the others.
The biggest pot of colour is used to cover the body of the car, while the smaller packets can be used to add detailing, as well as using the foam, you can also add a range of stickers and of course the all-important googly eyes!
I found the magic foam easy to work with and joining pieces of it together or removing them should you have originally got the wrong amount was easy as long as you were working with the same colour.
The WizziMals need to be made over two days, the first day you need to use the magic foam, the second day, once it has had time to air dry, you can apply the stickers. While the googly eyes can either be attached with the magic foam or using a little glue.
My finished WizziMal looked like this – I think he is a rather cute monster if I do say so myself.
WizziMals have an RRP of £5 per pack and can be brought from stores such as Hawkins Bazaar.
What do you think of WizziMals, do you think you could enjoy on this Halloween?
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My nephew gonna love it but I can’t go and get it from Hawkins Bazaar because I’m managing my massage chairs shop 7 days a week, can I order it Online? can you please provide link of the website where I can order it?
I think they are probably the cutest things I’ve ever seen, will definitely be giving them a look up!
Well these look like they are a lot of fun x
We love doing crafts in this house. These look really fun to do with Maxwell this Halloween. They look great!
My 5yo would adore this, and makes a perfect Halloween themed craft!
He loves all things monsters!
I love that you get to craft and then have something fun to play with after
Super cute! I think my kids would love making these!
Oh boy, my kids would love this. I have never seen these before!
This is so cute and creative. I love the idea of kids making this from scratch.
That is just pure awesomeness! I know my kids would love these! Ok, I wouldn’t mind joining in on the fun too.
This will encourage kids with their creativity. Found your blog just in time as Halloween is coming.
I think at £5 it would make a great DIY project for kids before Halloween.
I like the idea of it.
My kids would really enjoy this. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of them before now though. Glad you introduced them to me.
Never seen these before, my kids would love them!
My daughter would lov o make this and my son would love to play with it then!
I know it’s for Halloween, but I think these would also make great stocking stuffers. I love finding cute craft like these for camp.
This looks so much fun! I am going to start doing Halloween crafts I think 🙂
These are cute. My kids would love to make their own.
Ah how cool is that – my son would have loved this a few years ago x
Oh my goodness how cute is that toy. I like that kids get to be creative when playing.
What a fun toy idea! I always loved things like this that encouraged my kids to get creative.
I have not seen these before but I need to keep a lookout for them. My son would really enjoy putting them together
Looks like a fun projects for the winter months when we can’t really leave the house. It kind of reminds me of a monster version of a lady bug. Cute.
Great crafty post. I’ve never used Magic Foam, bu tthis post makes me want to try it.
looks fun for a rainy day at home
I’ve never seen these and they are so cute. I know my girls would have fun with them.
My son would have loved making this when he was younger. We always used to visit the Hawkins Bazaar shop in Cardiff – love the place!