You didnt say what type of foam. Like when you mix baking soda and vinegar or foam you cut to use for projects. I used the thin foam to cover for a costume for Mickey Mouse stand up ears. The thick firm foam is great for dining room chair seats when reupholstering.
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what kind of foam
I hope you mean Styrofoam; there are tons of ideas but I guess it depends on the shapes; imagine these trees with spray paint and glitter
What sort of foam?
I get lots of foam when I open the air intakes in the whirlpool tub. I use it to make a beard, tall white hair, or an impromptu bikini.
You didnt say what type of foam. Like when you mix baking soda and vinegar or foam you cut to use for projects. I used the thin foam to cover for a costume for Mickey Mouse stand up ears. The thick firm foam is great for dining room chair seats when reupholstering.