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Willow
Willow · Independence, Missouri, US · 5 projects
Nancy, FIMO is non-toxic. There are lots of people who use polymer clay plugs that have never had any kind of a reaction to them.

Maybe you should do a little research before leaving comments on crafts you know nothing about.
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Nancy!
Nancy! · Shawinigan, Quebec, CA · 64 projects
Fimo is toxic.. don't put that in your ear...
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taby o.
taby o. · Bremerton, Washington, US
you could probably find a ruler online like ebay or something. you could always buy a pair and just copy the size as close as possible. It is non toxic but I'd still be sure to be all healed its not food grade non toxic.
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amber smells
amber smells · Murfreesboro, Tennessee, US · 3 projects
great job! these look awesome <3333333333


i wish my holes were bigger =\
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*scout nubbies*
*scout nubbies* · Chino, California, US · 7 projects
Jewelers Millimeter Gauge Ruler... um where can i find one of these? i haven't been able to start on mine cause i don't have one of these. >:-I
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Stephanie H.
Stephanie H. · Mobile, Alabama, US · 2 projects
I really like these! I agree with chloe z. about the clay. I'm a chemist and have worked with polymers. they are safe and i've handled worse stuff than that.
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DarkAshHurts
DarkAshHurts · 119 projects
holy crap. i need these. lol
i'm totally making my own.
thanks bunches...your a money saver. Happy
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FrolleinKram
FrolleinKram · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 132 projects
Omfg, I'm so gonna make those... Just, I'm gonna make the kind that's fixed with tiny rubber bands. I loke those more.

I'm just wondering if you could make real tunnels out of that?
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chloe zeeeee
chloe zeeeee · Briarcliff Manor, New York, US · 3 projects
once again, sculpey is non-toxic. i have emailed them about this. and if you're going to leave comments like that i'd message me first. cause you come off being a bitch. go ahead and spend lots of money. ive had mine for a while and havent fucking come down with anything.
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LoveLikeGravity
LoveLikeGravity · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US
Man... I soooo wish this was a practical idea. But with those chemicals and junk in polymer? No way, I'll stick to my acrylic ones. I get em cheaper than most, anyway. The key is to buy in bulk from sites that offer bulk discounts! Me and my friend bought all of our pairs we'd need from size 12 to 00 when we first started stretching. The price for all of em together for that bulk discount was AWESOME.
Anyway -
A SAFETY NOTE: You don't want to end up with swollen screwed-up ears, so please, people who make these - DON'T use them to stretch!! Make the size you've already got in. You don't want to make those micro-tears that stretching is, and then fill em with chemically clay. I'm pretty sure polymer is porous too- could be wrong, but if I'm not - make new pairs every few weeks - just to keep them fresh!
(:
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*scout nubbies*
*scout nubbies* · Chino, California, US · 7 projects
this is pure genius... you know how much those stupid things cost... well i'm sure you do. but i would always lose mine. so i had to let my lobes close cause i only had one of each size. lol. now ima make like a billion of them. thank you!!!! and i am gonna tell em a chic named chloe helped me. Happy
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ay*lee*sha
ay*lee*sha · 21 projects
cool idea. just make sure your ears are fully healed. and your not using these for stretching. the chemicals in the polymer can be dangerous.
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ay*lee*sha
ay*lee*sha · 21 projects
cool idea. just make sure your ears are fully healed. and your not using these for stretching. the chemicals in the polymer can be dangerous.
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chloe zeeeee
chloe zeeeee · Briarcliff Manor, New York, US · 3 projects
yeah girl. im wearing mine right now. just make sure you get that ruler somehow, it's pretty important to get the size right.
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Jewels
Jewels · Ventura, California, US · 7 projects
oh my i dont know why i never thought of this... i cant find ones i like here and i lost my other favorite one so now i can just make them... oh i am excited. thanks for the idea
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