">">How to make Fluffy Cotton balls
Wools of different colours
Then, proceed to roll the cotton around the mould like in the picture. Roll till you think its thick enough but not too thick though.
Coil your wool around it
After coiling your wool around it, you got to join the two moulds together. There will be clips at the edges of the mould and you would nust need to join it together.
Join the mould together
After joining the mould together, you can begin to cut the cotton which is coiled around the mould in the center like this.
Cut through the middle part like this.
When you're done with cutting, you'll need to tie the middle part of it with another string or wool of your choice through the middle again. Make sure you tie it tightly so that it doesnt fall out when the mould is removed. Remove the cast after you tie the middle part.
The fluffy with the cast or mould still around it
Remove the cast gently
After some removing the cast and here your fluffy is done!
Tadah!!!!!!
Before you'll get a round fluffy, take note that you'll need to trim the sides a bit so that thoose loose ends won't affect the shape of your fluffy.
Naturally, i'd like to experiment with things and i decided to add some "features" to the fluffy i make.
Some eyes to make it alive
An indian with blue hair and a chinese with black hair. Where's the malay?? No idea....
I still like the first solid blue fluffy i made in the first place
And there you go, How to make your very own Fluffy. Don't ask me where the Malays was. I have no idea. Im a racist. No lah, just couldnt get the right colour. By the way, I still feel the making solid coloured fluffy's turn out the best. Oh ya, you could try coiling two colours of wool together for a "fireworks" feel on the fluffy.
Zhen Yu
From Kuala Lumpur
