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    Hey - I was thinking of doing salt dough on thursday morning for 3 x 2 and under. I was thinking let them play with it with some utensils and then doing a hand print. Just wondering if many of you bake the finished product and how long you leave it in??
    Maybe you have some more inspirational ideas on salt dough as well for under 2's?

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    We have done hand and foot prints before, and I also let them use plastic cookie cutters, with a bit of help (mine are all one year old)

    I'm not sure of the exact instructions but I tend to put mine in on a very low heat for a few hours. The hand and foot prints were thicker so took much longer. You can leave them to air dry though, takes a few days.

    Planning on making some Christmas decorations with salt dough this year and let the LOs loose with the glitter

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    Quote Originally Posted by snufflepuff View Post

    Planning on making some Christmas decorations with salt dough this year and let the LOs loose with the glitter
    Oooh lovely idea for christmas can't wait til house it covered in glitter

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    I leave over night in really low oven for lots of them

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    We are making tealight holder for diwali out of salt dough
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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewiththree View Post
    We are making tealight holder for diwali out of salt dough
    Another brill idea. I'm rubbish at thinking of things like this. I have 2 magazine subscriptions and this forum to keep me going thank gooness lol x

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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewiththree View Post
    We are making tealight holder for diwali out of salt dough
    Lovig that idea, ive been wondering what to do for diwalli (sp?)

    Does anyone have the recipe for salt dough?


    x Sarah x

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    Quote Originally Posted by snufflepuff View Post
    We have done hand and foot prints before, and I also let them use plastic cookie cutters, with a bit of help (mine are all one year old)

    I'm not sure of the exact instructions but I tend to put mine in on a very low heat for a few hours. The hand and foot prints were thicker so took much longer. You can leave them to air dry though, takes a few days.

    Planning on making some Christmas decorations with salt dough this year and let the LOs loose with the glitter



    We did this last year they looked fab

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    done a test run for that cinnamon dough just to see if it turns out nice, only made two decorations a star and a heart it works cant believe you just use apple sauce and cinnamon tsp glue brill!. We will be doing these for xmas smells lovely.

    Getting back to saltdough have a few recipes in my book so if you dont get a recipe from someone soon pm me.

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    OMG thanks everyone for the fab ideas! Definately making christmas decs instead - maybe in two instalments. Whats the full recipe for the cinnamon decs please?? Thanks Dragonfly for offering the recipe

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    You could also do stars and put sticks on them and say they are fireworks for bonfire night!

    We're doing glittery salt dough for xmas this year. Also going to put food colouring into it and make candycanes with it!

    I too would also love the cinnamon dough recipe please!!

 

 

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