Lauren made this adaptive handle for an iPad or smart phone stylus out of InstaMorph. It was made by forming a strip of InstaMorph moldable

We love hearing about different uses for InstaMorph. Most of the time, these projects take place in the home, but every so often we hear

Eric is part of a group of Senior Mechanical Engineering students at the University of the Pacific. For his senior design project, they designed and

Eric made this crossbow with about two pounds of InstaMorph.  It fires a wood dowel and duck tape (for the feather part) eraser-tipped arrow up

Brianna and her engineering group, the EffectiveFour, used InstaMorph in their term project device, called the Effectuator X. Cool name! This was for the Engineering

Matthew used InstaMorph to fashion this holder for his wife’s hair washer. Having limited mobility herself, this makes reaching for it that much easier. “It put it

Matthew made this holder that attaches to a wheelchair for holding a reaching stick. InstaMorph is perfect for these types of projects! Matthew was able to create

Matthew made this key extension out of InstaMorph and then wrapped it with  rubber electrical tape to give it some extra grip. His wife, who

[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=” av_uid=’av-6bhke5′] Jonathan made this handle/mount to attach his brother’s grabber to his walker. After my brother was released from the hospital,