Bundle up--it's cold! Wear your mittens and hat!
Hey, Daughter. How'd you get that fur to look so good on that stocking cap you made?
A garlic press? Wow! Crazy! Let's see a close up...
Mistle toe. Let's smooch...
Or, how about a kiss. Get it?
This one's purple.That wreath is pretty, but why is that snowman so droopy?
Oh! Why, it's the traditional Christmas Blazing Sun!
Bulb burnt out. Let's put in a yellow one.
Here's holly and a Christmas tree.
How about a bell and a candy cane?
There's another Christmas Tree on this cookie sheet, and this one even has a trunk.
And here is my husband's teeny, tiny bowling ball and pin. Because that's traditional too.
Happy creating with all of your projects whatever they may be.
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Those are great! What kind of paint do you add to the dough?
Hi Sue.
We started out adding a dab of my daughter's water colors--the kind that come in tubes, because that's what we had available. I think tempura paints would have been better. At some point, we switched over to several drops of food coloring--it worked fine.
Oh, these pictures brought back memories! My mom made these with us when I was a kid. I'm so glad to see someone out there is still doing it! Do you make the applesauce and cinnamon ones too?
No, not for decorations. But, when I make play dough for my kids, adding veg. oil and cream of tartar, I will sometimes put in lavender oil, or cinnamon.
It feeds so many of their senses!
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