One time when I was dropping Elle off at the nursery at church, I noticed they were playing with really pretty, good-smelling, homemade playdough. I asked them how they did that and the teacher said it was Kool-aid.
So, I was excited to try out this recipe, from Over the Big Moon, for myself. The recipe, photos, and instructions are perfect so I'm not gonna waste time trying to re-create it. I also wanted to copy a friend of mine, who put glitter in her playdough and mentioned it on Facebook. So, one of the batches had gobs of glitter added.
I let the girls pick their own colors and we ended up with pink, purple, and red. They had a ton of fun. I loved the smell and that I finally found an appropriate use for Kool-aid. ;) This stuff is beyond easy to make.
So, I was excited to try out this recipe, from Over the Big Moon, for myself. The recipe, photos, and instructions are perfect so I'm not gonna waste time trying to re-create it. I also wanted to copy a friend of mine, who put glitter in her playdough and mentioned it on Facebook. So, one of the batches had gobs of glitter added.
I let the girls pick their own colors and we ended up with pink, purple, and red. They had a ton of fun. I loved the smell and that I finally found an appropriate use for Kool-aid. ;) This stuff is beyond easy to make.
2 comments:
Isaak would love doing that. Glitter and all. He loves that stuff - even being a boy.
Homemade play dough that smells really good. Will the children be tempted to eat it?
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