Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- 2 c. all-purpose flour
- 1 c. salt
- 3/4 c. water
- food coloring
- Hobby Paintbrushes
- Acrylic Paints
- Glitter
- Acrylic Paints
- Groceries
- Cookie Cutters
- Cookie Sheets
- Mixing Bowls
- Watercolor Paints
- Cookie sheets
- Mixing bowls
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Step 1
Mix flour with salt and water in a deep bowl.
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Step 2
Knead it until it's doughy.
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Step 3
Add food coloring or glitter.
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Step 4
Make shapes by hand or with cookie cutters.
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Step 5
Dry the objects in the oven at 200 degrees F for about 10 minutes. They can then be painted.
Comments
Lfz2prcz said
on 5/1/2008 I remember when I learned this in elementary school back in the mid 80's. I thought it was soo cool, I did salt dough gifts and projects for a few years after that. I had forgotten the recipe and thanks to you I can start doing them again.
Lfz2prcz said
on 5/1/2008 I remember when I learned this in elementary school back in the mid 80's. I thought it was soo cool, I did salt dough gifts and projects for a few years after that. I had forgotten the recipe and thanks to you I can start doing them again.
Lfz2prcz said
on 5/1/2008 I remember when I learned this in elementary school back in the mid 80's. I thought it was soo cool, I did salt dough gifts and projects for a few years after that. I had forgotten the recipe and thanks to you I can start doing them again.
Lfz2prcz said
on 5/1/2008 I remember when I learned this in elementary school back in the mid 80's. I thought it was soo cool, I did salt dough gifts and projects for a few years after that. I had forgotten the recipe and thanks to you I can start doing them again.
Lfz2prcz said
on 5/1/2008 I remember when I learned this in elementary school back in the mid 80's. I thought it was soo cool, I did salt dough gifts and projects for a few years after that. I had forgotten the recipe and thanks to you I can start doing them again.