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A variety of play dough recipes are available, but the best play dough generally requires a bit of cooking and a lot of kneading.
on 2/11/2008 Do you use this clay like play-dough or do you bake it or is an air dry clay? Thanks!
on 11/22/2005 Add color by using food color mixed together - like red and blue makes purple!
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mary8949 said
on 2/11/2008 Do you use this clay like play-dough or do you bake it or is an air dry clay? Thanks!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Add color by using food color mixed together - like red and blue makes purple!