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Craft Recipes
Strong
Flubber
Oobleck
The Best
Puffy Paint
Mix and put in a mustard or ketchup bottle that will squeeze.
Home-Made
gathered by Vicki
Awesome
Bubbles!
2 cups water
2Tbsps. liquid detergent (Joy works best)
2 Tbsps. glycerin
1 tsp. sugar (IMPORTANT!)
Mix ingredients thoroughly, dissolving sugar completely. Store in an old bubble bottle
or similar container.
Part "A"
Mix 1 1/2 cups of warm water to 2 cups of glue. Add food coloring if desired.
Part "B"
Mix 1 1/3 cups of warm water to 3 tsps. of 20Mule Team Borax.
Mix part "A" into part "B". This takes alot of kneading with your
hands to get all of the water absorbed. Lift flubber out and into a seperate bowl. Continue to knead. Store in
an air tight container, or zip locked bag.
1 box of cornstarch
1 1/4 cup of water
food coloring of choice
Mix together until the consistancy of smooth whipped potatoes. This appears dry, but when
a child moves it, it appears wet again. Good for sensory! Hint: Do not throw this away when you are finished with
it. Set aside and let completely dry and store in a zip lock bag. You can add water again, and re-use it!!
Playdough
EVER!!
2 cups flour
1 cup salt
2 Tbsps. cream of tartar
2 Tbsps. Vegetable oil
1 cup of water with food coloring mixed in
Mix the ingredients in pan, and THEN heat, stirring constantly until the dough pulls away
from the sides of the pan and forms a lump. Then remove from pan and kneed the dough until silky smooth. Store
in a large zip lock bag.
1 cup salt
1 cup flour
1 cup water
food coloring of choice
Bath Salts
2 1/2 lb Epsom Salts
Food Coloring
Perfume
Combine Epsom salts with food coloring and perfume in a large bowl. Mix well so color
is even. Put into smaller jars and let stand 4-6 weeks before using. This causes the odor to blend with the salts.
This bath salt is very soothing and makes for a very relaxed bath.
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