John has been using Play-doh often lately, making some really neat (recognizable!) objects, such as pizzas with various toppings, a bird's nest with eggs, and a dinosaur with teeth. On Thursday we made homemade playdough for the first time (using
this recipe): I had no idea the project was so inexpensive and easy!
The resulting playdough seems of excellent quality, although I suppose I'll know more as the weeks go by and we see how long it stays supple.
Mary's first words upon coming down to the kitchen this morning were: "Can we check on our playdough please?"
John has been using Play-doh often lately, making some really neat (recognizable!) objects, such as pizzas with various toppings, a bird's nest with eggs, and a dinosaur with teeth. On Thursday we made homemade playdough for the first time (using this recipe): I had no idea the project was so inexpensive and easy!
The resulting playdough seems of excellent quality, although I suppose I'll know more as the weeks go by and we see how long it stays supple.
Mary's first words upon coming down to the kitchen this morning were: "Can we check on our playdough please?"
we love homemade playdough at our house. Have the same recipe, though I have it out of an ooold 'feed your baby' book from when I was a kid :)
ReplyDeletePretty colors! That looks like the recipe we use to make ours. Stored well, it lasts basically indefinitely. Did you add scent? We like to add seasonal scents to ours: pumpkin, peppermint, etc. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! I never would have thought of that!
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