Mix dry ingredients. Next mix water and oil together than add to dry ingredients. Put in sauce pan cook on medium 2-3 minutes.
Stir constantly till dough pulls away from sides.
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| Today was messy hair day/princess dress up for my daughter! |
*be sure and get your cinnamon cheap - I go to the dollar store.
*I split up the piles and added red glitter to one and gold to the other.
*You could skip the cinnamon and replace it with more flour and add peppermint extract to make peppermint play dough!
*Put this in a
Unfortunately non of the above recipes is eatable. I heard you can do 1c peanut butter, 1 c dry powdered milk and 2-3 tbsp of honey for an eatable play dough variation! Why not throw in some cinnamon to that mixture too!
While I wasn't looking (I sware I put the food coloring far away from her) somehow my daughter managed to find the bottles and while I was typing up this post, proceded to pour it all over her play dough. . As mad as I was the
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| Oh she knew she was in trouble! |
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| A glittery gingerbread angel :-) |
EASY as THAT! Happy Holidays from Creative Juices Decor!
13 comments:
Heehee, fun! I wouldn't have thought to add spices to my play-doh, but I bet it does make it smell great. My kids *love* play-doh. Great job on the digi scrapping! That gnome on the recipe was funny.
What a fun idea!
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What a fun idea! And the pics of your daughter are too cute. They always know when they're doing something *naughty* don't they;).
I'm going to make these to give to my daughter's friends as gifts! Thank you for the wonderful idea! One of her friends is giving her a hand made tie dyed tshirt and I was wondering what we could possibly make that would be an "equal" gift. This is it!!
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So clever! I love how you used it as a gift tag. I am so going to steal this idea and do it next year. :)
How fun!! :)
Oh....and my hands look like that most of the time too. Except I like to play in paint and aging mediums and distressing ink. Red and green is much cheerier looking. ;)
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Tasty & fun! I've featured this today, so be sure to grab a featured on button. Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
I think I'm having a messsy hair princess kind of day too! Thanks for sharing this recipe! Please visit me at http://funwithnancy.blogspot.com
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Now that is clever. We make playdough all the time but I've never thought to add spices. My kids are gonna love adding them- 1/2 cup even!
Wow! You are a Christmas crafting genius! So glad I found your project via Centsational Girl.
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Be Merry and Bright!
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