8 DIY Edible Phone Cases / Edible Pranks

Slime Sam loves delicious food. And he's really excited today, because his human friend Sue is going to make him eight phone case to make sure he always has yummy treats at hand! Sit back and relax as you watch these fun tutorials. And then, go make one or two yourself! They will only require a few supplies and a blank phone case.
0:52 Nutella phone case. Glue a wide rubber band to a phone case, making little loops. Insert bread sticks into these loops. Take a small jar with a lid and stick a Nutella logo onto it. Then glue the jar to the phone case. Fill the jar with Nutella and you'll always be able to treat yourself to some Nutella!
2:52 Coca Cola phone case. This will require a small plastic bottle. You'll need to cut it in half and paint the bottle brown, then stick a Coca Cola label to it. Fill a small plastic bag with Coca Cola and insert a straw. Secure the straw with a rubber band and place this baggie into the plastic bottle half. Make a flat back side of the bottle from some plastic or craft foam and glue everything to the phone case. Instant Coke supply at hand!
4:37 Popcorn phone case. This is a craft from slime Sam himself. And it's really simple. Make a little box, like one of those boxes you usually buy your popcorn in. Glue this box to a phone case and fill it with popcorn. That's it!
5:24 Strawberry basket phone case. This craft requires some patience, but the result is really awesome! Take some baking paper and cut it into long narrow pieces. Wrap each piece around a plastic skewer and glue along the edge. Remove the skewer and repeat the process with each paper piece. Cut out two cardboard pieces shown in the video and glue seven paper sticks to them as shown. Then glue all that to a phone case and start weaving! Even if you've never weaved a basket before, Sue's tutorial makes it really easy to follow. Decorate your basket with a ribbon and fill it with fresh strawberries!
7:53 Mini Donuts phone case. You will need cereal rings to make this decoration. Glue the rings to a phone case with edible glue. Then take some colorful icing and apply it to the rings, covering them like a donut. Sprinkle some sprinkles on top. Enjoy!
9:12 Ice-cream phone case. Of course, real ice-cream will melt, but this ice-cream is made of fondant! Take some fondant and cut out a phone case, a cone and ice-cream out of it, using different colors. Wrap you phone into the fondant phone case and stick the cone and the ice-cream to it with some water! It looks really cute!
11:37 Chupa Chups phone case. Melt some candies in a microwave oven. Be very careful when they're hot! Pour the candies into a round candy mold and place a straw on top, then pour some more melted candy. When it sets, glue it to a phone case using some more melted candy and then wrap it into a printed out Chupa Chups logo to make it look like a real thing!
12:58 Strawberry jam phone case. Use a strawberry template here. Cut out the pieces out of some plastic, red and green craft foam as shown. Glue the plastic strawberry pieces together and fill this pouch with strawberry jam, then close the opening. After that, you'll only need to assemble your strawberry and add some decorative details, as well as a little straw.
15:12 A bonus from slime Sam! An earphone holder made of an Oreo cookie and a marshmallow!
Have fun making those phone cases and pranking your friends!
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