Well, this product is definitely a creative spin on the idea of using an icing-like substance for decorating a variety of craft projects. The kit includes six tubes of a simulated "whipped cream" substance that you use with the included piping tips for creating a multitude of designs. It's fun to use (My grand daughter loved the end result!) as long as you are patient with the process. Also, the drying time (Takes at least 2 days, especially if you have put it on thick) could be a bit of an issue if you are in a hurry for your finished object.

I've been crafting pretty much my entire life (I'm 62, so ..a long time Lol), and I must say, this is the most fun I have had with a brand new type of crafting product in a very, very long time!The stuff is fun, easy to use, and easy to clean up. It is literally exactly like using frosting and tips to make artwork on cakes.It does take 24 to 48 hours to dry completely, depending upon how thick of a layer you have, I assume. It doesn't dry to rock-solid; it retains some flexibility yet holds firm after drying.There are lots of different colors, and plenty of tips. I was afraid there would be an awful lot of waste in the tip when I was done, but there really wasn't.The black glue looks kind of like a dark gray in the bottle and when you first use it, but it dries to an actual black color.There's not really a learning curve with this. It's self-explanatory and a ton of fun!I have a feeling this is going to be very very useful when it's time to make Christmas crafts!A word of warning - if you made a pattern with the glue that you want to keep intact, do not touch it! It will smear immediately. If you're like me, you'll then try to smooth it out and make it worse. Lol

I got the set of 6 different cream glue colors with the 6 piping tips, each tube of the "cream" is 50g each. It's hard to convey just how much is in each tube, but each one is a little smaller than half of a standard tube of toothpaste. If you've watched a lot of decoden videos (I have!) then you'll have seen the people just piping with great abandon, big billowing swaths of "whipped cream" looking fluff! You can't do that with these tubes of cream glue--only because of the size, though. The glue itself is just dreamy! It's so thick and fluffy, but sticky and gooey at the same time. It takes a little practice (a little or a lot, depending on your level of frosting piping experience, I think!)I found the technique to be virtually the same as piping buttercream, except for making individual dollops--that requires a slightly different technique (making sure your tip is at an angle, and having your glue secured to the surface before pulling the tube up to make the "puff")The colors are beautiful, not too pale, not too dark, and totally consistent all the way through. None of the colors were dried up or too stiff, they all worked straight out of the tubes. The piping tips are easy to pop off of the plastic and screw right onto the tubes, and the only thing I didn't like was that if you want to have different colors piped with the same tip, you have to either have tips of your own, or wash and dry and switch the tip between tubes. I went with "close enough" for the patterns!The glue works great to decorate and to hold the cabochons and charms and whatever else you might choose. One tube is more than enough to decorate and embellish one phone case back, plus more leftover. The instructions, such as they are, say to let dry for 48 hours, and if you have any really big or thick areas, it absolutely will take that long--but it's worth it!This cream glue is the perfect set to give you an easy entry into the delightfully alluring world of decoden, and I'm so glad I've finally been able to start making the maximalist and over-the-top, super cute things I've always wanted to!

Fun and easy to use. Compared to the deco cream/ cream glue I’ve used that comes in piping bags, this cream glue dries faster and is thicker. So it’s great for small projects but you may need to work fast for larger projects. If you are trying to cover an entire phone case and put charms on top, you might run into some issues if you aren’t fast enough. Since, it’s thicker it might trail a little bit if you are lifting up the glue but I took advantage of that and used the green cream to make a grassy texture. Since it comes in a squeeze tube, you don’t need to know how to hold a piping bag if you’re a beginner, and the piping tips that come with the kit screw on to the tube perfectly.

I received the 6-piece whipped cream glue, which comes with multiple plastic piping heads. The colors are cute and pastel to mimic whipped cream on cake or other desserts. I usually make my own using spackle and paint, a liquid clay mix, etc. But decided to give this a try to see the difference. First thing I notice is you don’t get a lot of product. I may make small charms so that’s not a problem. But if you’re trying to decorate an entire large phone, you might run into some issues. However, this is a good starter kit to see if it’s for you. This deco clay is definitely softer than what I make and I see why it is used for phones, which will be held often. Overall, it was a good experience, but for someone who makes their own deco whipped cream the price is a bit much for the amount of product you get. However, it was still loads of fun and a great starter set!

Love al of the pretty pastel colors! The kit includes 6 cake decorating type tips so you can make different designs. It really works like cake icing but it’s glue. I wanted this to make pastry decorations for paper crafting. It works great. The only thing that irks me is the amount of product left in the tip after you’re down. It’s a little wasteful but there’s not much that can be done about it. I don’t mind the drying time. I love this product and cheerfully recommend it.