March 10, 2009...3:24 pm

easy peasy play doh

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 I recently found a recipe for play doh that you do not need to cook and it appealed immediately. The recipe was found here. I made a blue version for Ollie and he and Daddy enjoyed playing with it, although I am not sure who enjoyed themselves more.

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 I mean, just look at that snow (ahem I mean play doh) man!

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 The play doh in the top picture was made for my nephew Matty’s second birthday along with some rainbow crayons I made previously and a few other things.

Here is the recipe if you would like to try it;

No-Cook Playdoh

  • 1/2 cup of salt
  • 1 cup of  plain flour
  • 1 tablespoon of Cream of Tartar
  • 1 tablespoon of sunflower oil
  • I cup of boiling water (from the kettle) mixed with;
  • some food colouring

Put all the dry ingredients in a bowl (or food processor) and then mix vigorously with the hot water.

Makes wonderful playdough which lasts for ages in little plastic sandwich bags. I put mine in the fridge and it has lasted a few weeks already.

4 Comments

  • Of course when I was small it was Plasticize that I wanted to play with which was impossible to remove from the carpet and always ended up a dingy grey once the different colours had been all rolled up together.

    I wish I had an excuse to make up some Play doh…………..

  • Aww, that container and label are so cute! I remember my mom making us play-doh; it’s good stuff!

  • How fantastic to be able to make homemade playdoh. I would love to spend time moulding and shaping too! x

  • Awww that’s so cute :) I’ll remember this recipe for future use ;) The little teddy has arrived and he is soo cute ^_^ Thanks again! Also for the chocs ;)


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