Diy Fidget Toys

Hey All! Fellow ADHDer, 24F Nowadays I have been chewing the insides of cheeks raw. This is a stimulating habit that I have been doing since childhood. I had reduced this habit to a minimum as I would sometimes bleed, then again this habit also makes my lips dry asf. But this habit is back, and I am at it constantly. Which is why I want to try some fidget toys/accessories. Maybe even DIY it at home (I am bored) What do yall recommend? submitted by /u/Quirky442 to r/adhdwomen [link] [comments]

.it like low cost fidget toy. First make a football woth paper then tie a tread at the flap .I can play with it . and to make with folding it with a paper. And to make it more sensory . You can tie knots there ( in the photo ) so you rub your finger on it . how to fold it is https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_4p_QxWtGYc or Kyrin Crafts. Or google "DIY paper football." . Here is a video of how it looks swinging it https://www.reddit.com/user/Civil-Advance-2841/comments/1slcghx/swing_triangle_toy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Tell me your thoughts on it. submitted by /u/Civil-Advance-2841 to r/neurodiversity [link] [comments]

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I know bright colours / plastic aren't just for kids, and gun metal / 3d print isn't just for men. But I can't help feel there's a major gap in the fidget toy market in terms of design. They're all... kinda ugly to me. Lol. Anyone else feel the same? I like natural materials, high quality design, nice colours... like stone, ceramic, linen. I want beautiful, artsy options!! I've DIYed some (stones on ribbon, lavender bags etc.) but they're never quite what I want. I need tactile sensory input basically all the time so at home I use a spike mat, yoga ball, hammock, bowls of sand/marbles. And because lots of them are like hippy / wellness vibes, I they're mostly beautiful objects or sort of interior-design adjacent. I guess that's what I'm looking for in a fidget/sensory toy. Not plastic, not EDC stuff. Is this remotely relatable haha? submitted by /u/pirategospel to r/AuDHDWomen [link] [comments]

I am running a 3d printing service, I have a BAMBU labs x1c 3d printer and I have one ams unit which enables it to use up to 4 filament colors. I print with Petg filament. The cost is $2.00/per hour of the printer printing and shipping. The filament that I use is Petg, the type will vary depending on the color you want and what I have available, most prints will be done in Petg. If you want abs (stronger than Petg and pla) I can print that but it will cost an extra 15¢ per hour. For more info or for a free quote, email me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) with the model file and I will give you a free quote. The prints will typically ship within 4 days after completion of the print and once they are paid for, this does not include weekends. If you have questions feel free to email me or respond to the post. If the file you want me to print is a paid file you will have to pay for it and send me the stl, if it is a free one just send me the link to it. There is a $15 order minimum (before shipping costs) if you want something printed and it is less than $15 and you don’t have anything else you want printed, then you will have to pay $15 plus shipping for your item. Here are some example ideas of what you could get printed: dragons or other toys, pieces to fix something you broke, stuff to use with your toolset, diy projects, prototypes for whatever you are designing, and almost anything else you can think of as long as it fits in a 250mm cube. If you would rather buy it through eBay instead of local pickup or PayPal you can do that either of these three ways work with me. I can ship to any of the lower 48 states if needed. Here is an area where I occasionally will post models on my business account which has a link to my main account https://www.instagram.com/3d_design638?igsh=MWlvMDhxMnJvNnZ6ag%3D%3D&utm_source=qr&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGnV5JU2OOZKAnEpQp2XLMvuRqXunJVwfQgmGdw1kC8GDRayPL_wheKj-jCODQ_aem_tN9C5jDSuWr9SARN_M2cWQ submitted by /u/Warm-Traffic-624 to r/toys [link] [comments]

I work from home and I like having a few sensory fidget toys on my desk to help me focus during meetings. It sounds small, but having something quiet to move around in my hand helps me stay present when conversations go long. Right now I have a spinner, a DIY glitter potion bottle, and a smooth worry stone. They all help in different ways. The spinner is nice when I need movement, and the worry stone is calming to rub with my thumb. Still, I feel like I am missing something that just feels really nice to touch. I have tried a few stress balls but most of them were either too firm or way too big for my hands. My hands are kind of small, so squeezing them for more than a few seconds starts to feel weird. What I really want is something soft and satisfyingly squishy, but not sticky. Something I can squeeze or roll around in one hand without making noise. I tried searching online and saw a lot of sensory fidget toys on Amazon and Alibaba, but it is hard to tell what something will feel like through a screen. Does anyone have a favorite sensory fidget toy that just feels really good in your hand? Edit: Thank you all for your valuable feedback, I appreciate it 😊 submitted by /u/Commercial-Thing189 to r/ABA [link] [comments]

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This toy is a toy I made with string and paper. You can swing it around . The string is longer than the photo show. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=\_4p\_QxWtGYc. Or kyrin crafts. Or google diy paper football . submitted by /u/Civil-Advance-2841 to r/autism [link] [comments]

It is easy to make https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=\_4p\_QxWtGYc or Kyrin crafts or google football orgimi. You can swing it around or make a figure 8. swing triangle. submitted by /u/Civil-Advance-2841 to r/neurodiversity [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone :) I know there are already countless posts on here asking for recommendations for fidget toys, and i've searched many times, but have yet to find anything that fits my specific problem. So i decided to make my own post. My problem is this: When i am working on my PC (both at home or the office) my unoccupied left hand starts wandering, searching for textures and picking/scratching my skin. (Or i sometimes chew on my nails/cuticles, which isn't much better). I'm usually only half-aware that this is happening. I try to stop it, but once my focus is back on my work it happens again, sooner or later. I think it's due to a mix of boredom/need for sensory input as well as anxiety (it's worse if the task i need to do is stressful). And even though i have been aware of this for years, i've never found a way to stop it, cause i can't focus on keeping my hands in check AND the task i'm actually working on at the same time. Here is some additional info: What i've found DOESN'T help Repetitive movements (spinners, clickers, etc.) These only work when i'm nervous and need to funnel some sort of superflouous energy into movement - but usually they're not helpful to me. anything that needs two hands, i need my right hand to work Things you need to look at; If it's going to distract me from my actual work, it sort of defies the purpose... Bandaids / pimple patches - these are useful to cover a specific pimple that urgently needs to be left alone, but i know from experience that i'll just find some other spot to pick at (like my neck, scalp, arms, etc...) Putting bandaids/tape on my fingers instead - i hate the feeling of this and also it's impractical, cause i do need my left hand for work (just not continuously, if that makes sense) What i'm looking for Only needs one hand probably some sort of textured surface to touch a DIY solution would be nice, but not a must doesn't have to be a 'real' fidget toy! i'm happy to try unconventional or weird ideas, all suggestions are welcome :) I'm sure many of you struggle with the same problem. If anyone has ideas what i could try or have found ways to deal with this themselves, please share your experience with me

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Hello. I've seen these "keycap sound LED fidget" toys all over social media lately. Does anyone know how to reprogram one to change the sound effect they make? I want to make a DIY project using these. Thank you. submitted by /u/Vexzel to r/fidgettoys [link] [comments]

Gather round, Laqueristas, for an epic tale. Mere months ago, u/RaptureSnatch posted a video that captured the hearts and minds of Laqueristas everywhere. Overnight, this sub transformed into a den of ingenuity. Laqueristas searched their cupboards, garages, and online retailers high and low for devices that spin, stir, and crank. Lego was borrowed, technology of yore was resurrected, junk drawers were ransacked, husbands were recruited, power tools were used irresponsibly, and Amazon frequently bought together sections were altered (multiple times). To the pioneers and inventors of various glass bead techniques, I salute you. This level of creativity must not be allowed to disappear into the forgotten corners of the internet. Women, thems, and men of STEM, I present to you: The Glass Bead Bonanza. I leave this as a reference post for those on a quest for their perfect glass bead apparatus, and for the digital archeologists and sociologists of the future who wish to study to the magnet madness. This is not a complete archive, but my goal was to include one post per technique (ideally, the pioneer of each method or the post that got the most traction). Whether you, your partner, or your children have a degree in mechanical engineering, are a Lego enthusiast, a 3D printing wizard, or a scavenging DIYer, there is a glass bead technique in here for you! Most require a horseshoe magnet, but there's a section near the end for those who need to DIY without a horseshoe magnet. If a post title doesn't explicitly state what tools were used, I added it in parentheses for easier navigation. When trying any of these techniques remember: safety first, safety second, coolness third. May all your glass bead manis be dazzling! Edit: new techniques and posts that didn't show up in my searches are still being added! And nobody asked for it, but each section is now in chronological order to the best of my ability (curse you Reddit interface for only showing the date of posts for the first 30 days and then switching to months). Manual Finally mastered the glass bead magnetic effect (the legend that started it all with a ribbon spool and some imagination) May I humbly suggest the rubber band twirl method for glass bead style magnetizing. Hopping on the...carousel? (mini lazy susan + nail below) This one’s my speed (spinny magnet post) (mini lazy susan + nail above) Looking forward to testing this spinning horseshoe magnet out! (misc bolt + wood) I present to the magnet council: DIY Archimedes pump drill Playing with magnets and my untrieds (exercise band) Sorry I’m late, I was working on a solution for the gel mani crew (aka The Nailtron which uses a clear, full-sized lazy susan and the regular gel polish tools) Fidget spinner + magnetic polish A little late to the party but here’s the spinner I made (Lego with instructions on rebrickable) A 3D Printed Magnet Design That Anyone Can Assemble Another semi-unhinged magnet DIY (misc bolt + block of wood, slightly different from the one above) It’s me, a woman in stem (Allen key/wrench - if you have bought anything from Ikea you can probably do this one) Low Tech Glass Bead + Stamping (kinetic spinning cylinder desk toy) Even safer contraption, glass bead effect tested (cardboard + screw) Full Lego tutorial (plus full list of parts) for achieving the "glass bead" magnetic effect (more Lego but with a crank instead of a wheel) My contribution... a magnet tied to a shoelace 🙌 I call it the Peanut Beader (empty peanut butter jar) Sick of magnets? Too bad, because I worked hard on this thing. Mechanical Another day another magnet (magnetic stirrer) Windchime spinners: a safer way to spin a magnet! My husband took apart a remote control car and built this contraption for me. He's loving all of the posts! Jumping on the new magnetic trend bandwagon (bobbin winder on sewing machine - mechanical machines only! Do not use with computerized machines) Psilocybin w turning magnet! (Lego + Lego motor) Harvesting a Hard Drive Magnet (Plus Bonus Spindle) New glass bead method (needlepoint cording maker) Another Glass Bead Set Up (Lego + hanging display motor) Full STEM ahead…UPDATE (mini lazy susan + magnetic stirrer) My glass bead setup (face scrubber) As a mechanical engineer I had to make my own setup! (motor + switch) Another Easy Glass Bead Contraption (self stirring coffee mug) Husband made a glass bead machine for me (3D printed, no files yet) Spinning magnet contraption (with 3D printer files) Not recommended but here for posterity (not listing what you need because you SHOULD NOT BE REPLICATING THESE) DO NOT ATTEMPT!! (an icon) "Fish fear me. Women fear me. Police want me." (sound on) Magnet + Milk Frother The safety manager of this household decided that I needed a drill to spin my magnet… Flying too close to the sun (includes some professional commentary on magnetic polish + MRI) can't recommend: dollar tree gizmo for magnet spinning (not dangerous to your nails, just to your wallet) I combined ideas from this sub to make a safer drill for glass beading I present to you an option for your UNconsideration For those without horseshoe magnets Kisses to my X’s (cylindrical magnet) A not so unhinged glass bead method (cylindrical wand magnet) How to create the glass bead effect without a horseshoe magnet, powered gadgets, or medical imaging equipment 🤓 (gutted fidget spinner) Glass bead effect with bar magnets! representing those of us who still only have bar magnets lol Glass bead without the horseshoe magnet?? It's possible! (standard magnetic wands + fidget spinner) I hate to do this but… (neodymium magnet ring + magnetic stirrer) For science! How magnetic polishes work (pre-Glass Bead Bonanza but still relevant) Standard horseshoe magnet technique vs. Rotating horseshoe magnet technique Three day old magnetic mani (mixed techniques) UPDATE: Magnetic Stirrer & the Glass Bead Effect Does speed matter? Science Time! Experimenting with magnetics Setup video - Magnetic polish from r-microscopy Brand posts My magnetic offering - now with less mayhem Introducing: The Dome The Nail Thing - Spinner Attachment submitted by /u/sitari_hobbit to r/RedditLaqueristas [link] [comments]

Fidgeting isn’t just for kids anymore! In today’s fast-paced world, more and more adults are discovering the benefits of fidget toys. If you're looking to relieve stress, increase focus, or simply keep your hands busy, fidget toys for adults could be the solution for you. But where should you buy them? Let’s explore the best options available! Why Fidget Toys for Adults? Fidget toys are designed to help people manage anxiety, stress, and even boredom. They come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, catering to different preferences. Here are some common benefits of using fidget toys for adults: Stress Relief: Squeezing, rolling, or spinning can release tension. Improved Focus: Keeping your hands busy can help you concentrate better. Mindfulness: Fidgeting can be a way to ground yourself in the present moment. With these reasons in mind, let's dive into where you can find the perfect fidget toys for adults! Online Retailers Amazon: The One-Stop Shop When you think of buying almost anything online, Amazon often tops the list. It offers an extensive selection of fidget toys for adults. From simple stress balls to intricate fidget cubes, you can find almost anything your heart desires. Top Features: - Wide variety of fidget toys. - User reviews to help you make better decisions. - Quick shipping options. Looking for specific options? Click for Details on what might fit your needs! Etsy: Handmade and Unique For those who appreciate the charm of handmade items, Etsy is an excellent choice. You can find artisan-crafted fidget toys for adults that bring a personal touch. From wooden fidget spinners to beautifully designed stress relief toys, Etsy’s marketplace has it all. Highlights: - Support small businesses and individual artisans. - Unique styles and designs not found elsewhere. - Customization options for those who want something truly special. Brick-and-Mortar Stores While online shopping has its perks, some people enjoy the experience of picking up fidget toys for adults in person. Here are a few places you might explore: Toy Stores: More Than Just Kids' Stuff Yes, toy stores are not just for kids! Many toy shops are expanding their selections to include fidget toys for adults. These stores often let you try out the toys, so you can find the one that feels just right for you. Benefits: - Hands-on experience with the toys. - Friendly staff to answer your questions. - The joy of browsing through fun items. Specialty Stores: Mindfulness and Wellness Look for stores that focus specifically on wellness, mindfulness, or stress relief. These places usually curate selections of high-quality fidget toys for adults designed to help with anxiety, focus, and moment-to-moment awareness. Why Choose Specialty Stores?: - Curated selections ensure high-quality products. - Knowledgeable staff who can make personalized recommendations. - Often a calm atmosphere that embraces the spirit of wellness. Ready to explore these options? Click for Details and find a store near you! DIY Fidget Toys Feeling crafty? You can make your own fidget toys right at home! Making your own means you can customize them to your liking. Here are a few easy ideas: Simple DIY Ideas: Fidget Spinners: Use a bearing and a few buttons or bottle caps. Stress Balls: Fill balloons with flour, rice, or even water for a fun stress reliever. Fidget Cubes: Combine different tactile materials like velcro, beads, and rubber bands. Making fidget toys for adults gives you a chance to engage in a creative activity while also crafting something uniquely yours. Local Markets and Events Don’t overlook the charm of your local craft fairs, farmers' markets, or community events! Local artisans often sell unique and handcrafted fidget toys for adults. Running into these creative minds can yield some fantastic finds. Benefits of Buying Locally: You support your community and local artisans. Opportunities to discover exclusive items. Building connections with makers and their stories. Final Thoughts and Call to Action When it comes to finding fidget toys for adults, there’s truly something for everyone! Whether you prefer the convenience of online shopping, the tactile experience of brick-and-mortar stores, or the creativity of DIY projects, there are several fantastic options available. Your journey towards stress relief and increased focus can start today! Don’t hesitate to dive into the world of fidgeting. For more ideas and options, make sure you Click for Details now! The right fidget toy could be waiting just for you! Explore, experiment, and find the fidget toys that help you lead a more grounded and focused life. Happy fidgeting! submitted by /u/mialane99 to r/gameandtoys [link] [comments]

I've been inspired by a lot of the no buy/sustainability movement, as well as feeling a bit blasé about most conventional "fidget" toys. No shame to those who use them! I have a collection too, but the bright colors and "childish" stereotype (read: judgment from others :[ ) have been a turn off for me. I pose the question to y'all: what are your favorite diy, improvised, handmade, or unconventional fidgets? My current favorite is a d20 necklace. It's a hollow d20 on a long chain, and inside there's several smaller dice. Rolling it across my palm or shaking it softly to feel the mini dice inside move has been particularly soothing to me lately. I had no idea it'd become a favorite fidget until several days of wearing, and realizing I was reaching for it often! I'm curious what other things people have found comfort and pleasant sensory input from. submitted by /u/howlite_hedgehog to r/autism [link] [comments]

Where to Buy Fidget Toys: Your Ultimate Guide Are you on the hunt for the perfect fidget toys? Look no further! Fidget toys aren’t just for kids—they’re an engaging way to relieve stress and boost focus for people of all ages. Whether you’re using them during a long meeting, while studying, or simply unwinding at the end of a day, these small yet powerful tools can make a significant difference. So, let’s explore the best places to snag your next favorite fidget toys! Online Retail Stores 1. Amazon Amazon is a treasure trove for all things fidget toys. With an extensive range of options, you can easily find what suits your needs. Wide Variety: From simple spinners to complex cubes, there's something for everyone. User Reviews: Provide insights from real users, helping you choose the best one. Fast Shipping: With Amazon Prime, your fidget toys can arrive at your doorstep in just a couple of days! 👉 Click for Details 2. eBay If you're looking for unique or even second-hand fidget toys, eBay is the place to go! Rare Finds: You might stumble upon some vintage or limited-edition fidget toys. Bidding Options: Try your luck and potentially score deals much lower than retail! Specialty Fidget Toy Shops 3. Fidget Toy Stores Many specialty online retailers focus solely on fidget toys! Websites such as FidgetLand and FidgetFidget offer a curated selection that’s sure to impress. Expert Selection: These shops often have toys that cater to specific sensory needs. Bundles and Sets: Buy multiple fidget toys at a discount; great for sharing! 👉 Click for Details 4. Etsy Want something one-of-a-kind? Etsy is a fantastic option for handmade fidget toys. Custom Designs: Choose colors, sizes, and materials. Support Small Businesses: Each purchase directly supports artisans. Local Stores 5. Toy Stores Don't forget about your local toy stores! Many still carry a selection of fidget toys due to their rising popularity. Hands-on Experience: Try before you buy and find the perfect fit. While You're Out: Conveniently picked up during a family outing or shopping trip. 6. Bookstores Surprisingly, many bookstores also carry fidget toys—especially those aimed at productivity and focus. Study in Style: Look for fidget gadgets designed for concentration, perfect for your study sessions. Perfect Gifts: Combine with a good book for an awesome gift! 👉 Click for Details Creative Options to Explore 7. Craft Your Own Feeling adventurous? Why not make your fidget toys! There are countless DIY tutorials online. Endless creativity: Use materials you already have at home. Personalized Touch: Design one that perfectly meets your fidgeting needs. 8. Farmers' Markets Local farmers’ markets often feature craft vendors who sell sensory and fidget toys. Support Local: Buying from local artisans doesn’t just benefit you but also your community! Explore Other Goods: Be sure to check out fresh produce and baked goods while you’re there! Conclusion Every individual has unique needs when it comes to fidget toys, and you have plenty of shops and options to explore! Remember to check out both online and local sources to find the perfect fits for you. Whether it’s for yourself, a friend, or even as a gift, fidget toys can provide a fun and beneficial outlet for stress and anxiety. So, what are you waiting for? Dive into your fidgeting journey today! 👉 Click for Details Happy fidgeting! 🎉 submitted by /u/mialane99 to r/gameandtoys [link] [comments]

Discover the Best Places to Buy Fidget Toys Fidget toys have quickly risen in popularity for their fantastic ability to help people focus, relieve stress, and enhance productivity. Whether you're feeling anxious, bored, or in need of a little sensory stimulation, fidget toys can be your perfect companion. But where can you purchase the best fidget toys? Let's dive into the top options! Online Retailers for Fidget Toys One of the best places to buy fidget toys is online, where you can browse an extensive range without the hassle of stepping out. Here are some amazing options: 1. Amazon Amazon is a treasure trove for fidget toys, offering an vast variety to choose from. Whether you’re looking for: Fidget spinners Stress balls Fidget cubes You'll find it all. Plus, customer reviews can help you choose the best ones for your needs! 2. eBay If you're on the lookout for unique or vintage fidget toys, eBay might be your best bet. You can find everything from rare designs to bulk options at competitive prices. Just be sure to check seller ratings before making a purchase. And since these toys are all the rage, you don’t want to miss out. Click for Details about exclusive fidget toy deals here! 3. Specialty Toy Stores Many local toy stores are starting to stock fidget additions. It’s worth taking a trip to see what's available: Educational Toy Stores: These often carry a range of fidget toys that focus on sensory play. Craft Stores: Sometimes resale stores can offer DIY fidget kits, allowing you to create your own. Find your local specialty toy store and check out their offerings! Physical Retail Chains While online shopping is convenient, sometimes it's nice to hold the fidget toys before buying. Here are a few physical store options: 1. Target Target has a growing selection of fidget toys on its shelves. You can explore bins full of stress balls, fidget spinners, and more, making it easy to find the right fit that speaks to you. 2. Walmart Walmart is also a solid choice for buying fidget toys. They often carry popular brands along with economic bulk packs. Why not stock up for yourself or your friends? 3. Local Craft Shows and Fairs Check your town for upcoming craft shows or fairs. Often, local artisans sell one-of-a-kind fidget toys that you won't find anywhere else. Supporting local vendors can be fun and rewarding! Specialty Online Stores If you're looking for an expansive and curated selection, specialty fidget toy websites are a great option. They often carry exclusive or unique products that you might not find on larger marketplaces. Here are a couple of highlighted options: 1. FidgetLand FidgetLand offers a wide variety of high-quality fidget toys and accessories. They focus on sensory products designed for calming those high-energy and stressful moments. 2. SensoryUniversity This site focuses on sensory toys for adults and children alike. Their carefully selected budget and premium options are perfect for creating your ideal fidget toy toolkit! 3. Etsy Don't forget to check Etsy, where independent creators sell their craft. You can find hand-made fidget toys that are unique in design. From crocheted fidget items to lovely tactile pieces, it’s a wonderful place to explore. At this point, you might be thinking about diving deeper into your fidget toy journey. Click here for additional insights on the best types of fidget toys to choose from! Choosing the Right Fidget Toy for You With so many fidget toys available, how do you decide what’s right for YOU? Consider the following: 1. Purpose Are you looking to relieve stress or aid focus? Will you be using the toy in a quiet setting or in busier environments? 2. Material Do you prefer soft textures like squishies and stress balls, or firmer materials like metal or wood? 3. Size Do you want something portable or a larger option to use at your desk? Conclusion: Happy Fidgeting! By exploring a combination of online and local stores you can easily find the perfect fidget toys to meet your needs. From special stores dedicated to sensory solutions to popular online shopping giants, there’s something for everyone. Get started on your fidget journey today! Click this link for additional details on awesome fidget toy options: Click for Details! Fidget toys can truly make a difference in your daily routine—so let's find yours! submitted by /u/mialane99 to r/gameandtoys [link] [comments]

Hey so this might be a strange request but I feel like my phone addiction is 99% just my hands being wayy too fidgety all the time with the plus of having visual feedback. Soo I wanted to ask y'all what your fav fidget toys are/ how y'all keep your hands nice and stimulated (not the biggest fan of loud childlike colors🤧), any strange diy ideas work also! submitted by /u/idontdodrugs69 to r/AutisticAdults [link] [comments]

This sounds stupid, but I have absolutely fallen in love with these, and can't find anyone else talking about them on the internet, and figured I'd share because I LOVE them. I just take a piece of masking tape that's about a foot long, fold it back on itself so the sticky sides touch and its just a strip about 6in long, and then (optionally) draw a small pattern or symbol with sharpie (doesn't rub off, even with my vigorous fidgeting). For example, I drew a little treasure map with an X fand everything that I trace with my finger sometimes. Once you've played with it for a little bit, it gets a leathery texture that I love, and you can just kind of play with it. I LOVE these to death, and it felt wrong to not share. Edit: a lot of people are asking for a picture, here it is, I finally remembered to do it!! (ADHD, sorry). It is quite literally just a folded over piece of masking tape lol https://preview.redd.it/tlo6smu31fke1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1ca3b1677fc7a8d54c3ad3b33d6d3a37656ab9d submitted by /u/StemWaffle to r/fidgettoys [link] [comments]

I work from home and try to have some silent fidget toys on my desk to help my focus in meetings. I have a spinner and a diy glitter potion bottle and a smooth worry stone and things like that, but what I’m missing is something just feels really nice to touch. I’ve tried a few stress balls but they were all too hard and/or too big for my (somewhat small) hands. I’m thinking something soft and satisfyingly squishy but not sticky that I can easily squeeze or roll around with one hand, but I have yet to come across something in stores and it’s hard to actually know how something will feel when you’re looking online. Anyone have something they really love? submitted by /u/lean_connoli to r/adhdwomen [link] [comments]