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    I made the white play dough, 1st attempt was like abowl of water and the 2nd like gloop, and I being thick it says 1 cup and 1/2 cup of dry and 1 cup water I use the same size cup for all and was a disaster 2nd attempt only used 1/2 cup water and still not right so don't know where I went wrong, but lo's loved the gloop
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    I mixed in extra cornflour and then heated it slowly in the microwave and that did it.
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    The recipe on the imagination tree is almost the same as the recipe I use for my normal playdough - which I got many years ago from BBC website

    1 cup plain flour - imagination tree uses corn flour
    1 cup of water
    1/2 cup salt
    2 tbsp cream of tartar
    2 tbsp vegetable oil
    food colouring - or add silver glitter

    mix together dry ingredients, add the water, mix until smooth, add glitter, followed by oil
    Cook on medium heat, stirring constantly until the dough leaves the side of pan in a ball
    Allow to cool before use - although I love playing with it when still warm!

    Don't worry about the saucepan, just soak it and any dough stuck on just lifts off again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loocyloo View Post
    thanks, can't wait to try it!

    when you say a pack of cornflour ... how much is that? as I buy mine from a local grocer and just weigh out whatever quantity I want!

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    haha, lol! not sure the size of box you get in the shops - prob same as a small bag of flour?? Haven't got one in at the mo to check. I had to use 2 boxes as it was for our 52 chidlren at nursery but that was plenty for them - four at a time at the messy table.
    if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got

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    finally got round to making the white playdough today ... its fun, but it does seem to dry out!

    maybe because I only used half the water, as that seemed to make the dough? ... maybe I need to add more water and try the microwave for the other half!

    ah ha! I tried microwaving it and wow! lovely soft playdough! although as I used veg oil, its a touch yellowy ... might try babyoil next time? although last time I tried babyoil in normal playdough, it was slightly oily no matter what I did!
    Last edited by loocyloo; 06-12-2013 at 02:20 PM.

 

 
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