Decorating My Bear Bread Squishy Collection (Part 1)

Hi it's me, today is a special

squishy

makeover episode. I made this video a while ago where I decorated as much of my panda muffin

collection

as possible in one video. This will be like this, but instead of doing everything Panda. buns I'm going to make, oh

bear

bread

s, I realized when I was recently organizing my Squishy

collection

, yes that's what I was doing, how many of these have you sent me, we have

bread

, crushed bread, this bread, bread, soft bread, look This bread

bear

is ready and don't forget this little friend and I've never given him one of these makeovers so I think it's time we can find my bread bear collection in my bread box, so I took it out, threw it away and hunted. down every bear bread that I have the mutilated ones the dirty ones the big and fat ones the one eyed yellowish torn weird this counts and of course all the average Joe's yes I think they are all so here we go all together there are 14 why not quite as many as the panda buns but enough to keep me busy and refreshed now that we've got all that out of the way let's start grilling soft so I'll start with these two, this one is a little cracked and discolored it has an interesting stain on it. the back waits, I recognize that the stain is a bow from Hello Kitty, so I guess this bread was very friendly with Hello Kitty at one time, he has a past and now it moves on to her, she is not so young and pretty like it used to be. she's got some wrinkles on her nose and half her mouth, you know, her eye fell out, that's probably next, oh yeah, and she's not even soft, look at that, that sucks, so I'll start with her repairs using a random color. of slippery fabric paint, I'm using it to seal the cracks and we'll use the leftovers for her ew.

This is not hygienic, just fill in all those wrinkles, it's soft Botox, okay, not that bad, now they're ready for a new paint job. work, so I'm wearing this cream color and wait, no, not you. I mixed this color myself with flat white paint, white Slick Paint and just a touch of yellow, so I'm going to apply a couple coats of that on each of them until you can. I don't see those dirty little faces anymore and of course the back gets the same treatment, so say goodbye to those good Hello Kitty memories. Okay, I've already done that for the crust.

You can come in now, so this is a little boring. because I'm basically using the same colors as before, but don't worry, things will get more interesting in the meantime, let me tell you about my deep contemplations while painting. I realized I have to make a decision when it gets to the crust, look at this switch, ah, we're going to do a good job, except for that little spot. I can have the crust end right at the edge of the bread like it originally was or I can take it around the corner. a little bit to make it look a little thicker I ended up making the thick crust look uh I think it's cuter no one cares so I'm getting out my peanut butter and jelly color paint to spice this up a little sauce a bit.

It's not even funny and you guessed it or maybe not. I'm turning your chocolate dipped ears into peanut butter and jelly dipped ears. I wished there was more area to use the peanut butter and jelly since you know they each only have one spicy ear. I exaggerated it a little by adding a few drops to the front, but it still doesn't seem like enough. I need more sauce, so instead of using black for the faces like I usually do, I used just their pure sauce colors and also added a little bit of inner ear just for an extra touch.

I wanted them to have different faces from each other because I don't know, that's more interesting, so I made the peanut butter with a kind of humor. this about Hello Kitty and I think peanut butter is the most melancholic sauce, it's literally a little salty and gelatinous, on the other hand, it's carefree, that's how I feel, so here's the before and after, which is our happy jelly bear bread. Ma'am, here's the boring bear bread before and after we have grumpy peanut butter bear bread, gentlemen, we can call them Jolly Jelly and Sour Peanut and no, they are not a couple.

I don't feel any chemistry here, plus I think he's still stuck on Hello Kitty. Uh, what just happened? Who remembers this little guy? It's a dip sandwich, ew, let's bring my whole peanut butter and jelly

squishy

family. It's good to see you all, no it's not. I really like how they turned out, now we're going to improve. Moving on to this big fat bread, I prefer the word thick, the top looks like it had an earthquake, a bread earthquake and there's writing on the back m-a-j-b, what does that mean? My job in Massachusetts, my awkward juice burger, yeah, that's definitely it and this one. gets the award for best squish, very good squish, so this guy has a little more substantial damage than the other two, so I'll have to break out that fabric glue, pick up those boogies, glue the tips of the ribs and close them with an elastic band for 30 minutes. then remove them almost healed, now I'm going to use my Slick Paint to seal the tears the rest of the way and make sure everything is in one piece once again, now there's a big difference between what I'm using.

Here, what is slippery fabric paint or puffy paint is the same as matte fabric paint. It is important to use slick or puffy paint for repairs because it is thicker and will actually fill in cracks and gaps. I'm noticing that there is a lot of area on the top of the bun. I think it could be a good home for a dog. What I do not know. I'm lost. I'm going to add this little one-eyed dog with some kind of hole. I think it's perfect. In addition to this bread, you guys are ready to be attached, so I'm applying a little bit of glue around your hole and just sticking it on the bread, you get a rubber band and there you are trapped, well, you'll never feel alone again.

Well, now I'm alone. I'm going to do one last round with my green paint just to fill in the space under the dog and now we're ready for the paint job. This time I'm going to use pink bread, oh watch out, I told you things were going to get crazy, wait. I mean I don't think I said that, so it's supposed to be a strawberry bread, so I'm going to use a light pink color for the inside and then a dark pink color for the crust. I don't know how I ended up with so many. of these Naked Bread Squishies is only because it is a super common Squishies and a lot of people have them in general.

It seems a bit random to me to be such a popular Squishy. I feel like I end up with a lot of Squishies. that people just get tired of, like Panda buns. I feel like people are so bored of them because they're everywhere, they're really simple, kind of basic, they've been around forever, they're rude, and they give bread. I mean, it's cute, but so is this design. It's a bit bland and gets old, old and rude. I feel like these bear buns are kind of forgotten and that makes them perfect for doing soft makeovers because we can take a design that has become old and boring and make it unique and interesting. again and you know, that's a makeover, that's what I'm trying to do here, I'm going to paint the bark.

I kind of regretted my decision to make the thick crust version because it takes extra time to thoroughly go over the entire surface. Edge and make sure it's even and all that, but I think it looks better, so I guess it was worth it now for that dog that I stood there and then started ignoring it. I'm going to paint the dog red, oh, I get it. No Clifford, it's not Clifford, so I guess he had two different ideas for this bread. I wanted to make a strawberry themed bread but I also thought it would be really cute to add a little friend on top of the bread so you know it only has one little friend and then I realized I could combine the ideas so it's a strawberry bread, but the strawberry topping is alive and it's a dog, a strawberry dog, so now I'm going to go back and fix some of the details, fixing any mistakes.

I did and it's time to fight. I have to draw a face on this dog who turns out to be very small, so that makes it, you know, very fun and interesting and it was harder than I expected to get it right to keep my hair. out of frame first of all, but also to make a red dog look friendly and not evil. I don't know how Clifford does it or he does it, but I tried my best. I added the little green hair from him and the strawberry leaf from him there. and the little seeds of him and I'm not really sure why, but to me he doesn't look like a strawberry, he just looks like a weirdo, but I'm going to go ahead and by the bear's face, what is it?

I wanted him to have a Wonderful look like he was saying oh why do I have a strawberry on my head and oh why is this strawberry also a dog so I just played around with it and ended up getting rid of the Red Nose that was giving me Wonder Vibes. Rudolph and we don't need them, so here's the big fat bread in this big fat strawberry bread with a dog that looks like an evil Clifford impersonator no matter how much I made fun of that little dog, although I actually really like it a lot How did this soft one come out?

I think I did a decent job, if I do say so myself, stop. I love the look on the bear's face and I think it makes sense considering you know he has a creepy little dog on his head that I also secretly like a lot, although it's a little weird and you know they're friends and maybe that's what it was all about this episode is about friendship, but the next one doesn't really have anything to do with friendship, so whatever, this is a bit. extra little squishy I found this mini squishy that is like a bear bread, I think I'll throw this one in here for free, you're welcome, it has the same face as a panda bread, so I guess this is the son of a bear bread and a panda bun so that makes sense doesn't it and oh look at that I'm already ripping things off I'm using a little bit of paint this is different just to quickly cover up that hole and then I'm going Right with a pastel color and this is when I notice there's There was an indentation from a spiral in the squishy, ​​so I tried to fill it in a little to hide it with a coat of Slick Paint and then resumed painting with the pastel color on top. until both sides are covered now I'm going to add a simple teddy face derp let me give her some eyelashes and cheeks to try to help her with the face a little bit now for the bark area ew I'm going to use some Slick Paint white and I'm going to put a nice thick layer of that all the way around, so it's supposed to be like frosting I guess, so I guess this is less of a naked bread and more of a bear cookie, but it still gave her a little bit of frosting oh cute cute and now for the sprinkles so I'm doing something a little bit different with my sprinkles.

I usually place them one by one very carefully. I wanted to basically fill the entire area and use the Spread type of overload look and it would have taken too long to do it one by one, so I just dropped them, which yeah, drove me a little crazy when they didn't land perfectly and touched each other and two of the same color. They are next to each other, but I tried, I probably won't do it this way again, but it was an experience. Here's Little Bear's last bread cookie, so it was actually just a little softer.

I added it there because this is what I actually started painting three more bear loaves last week, but I didn't have time to finish them all, so guess what this two-

part

video will be if you'll be watching it in several weeks. The link to the

part

. two will be in the corner right now. I wanted to make the same amount of verbs as I did with the Panda rolls, but of course the Panda rolls are much smaller, simpler, and I did much simpler paint jobs on them, so this ended up taking a lot longer. than panda buns, so I may do two-part videos like this more often if it's too big a project to finish in a week.

I hope you're looking forward to next week for the second part. Thank you very much for watching and See you next Friday bye