Looking for a fun holiday activity for young children? My 3-year-old daughter, loves when I make this Frosted Pine Play Dough right before the holiday season. Not only is the play dough just as good as the store bought version, but it fun for children to make. Make sure to buy holiday themed cookie cutters, so children can have some extra holiday themed fun with the dough.
Supplies needed
1 cup of all purpose flour
¼ cup of salt
1 ½ tablespoons of cream of tartar
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 cup boiling water
Green food coloring
4-5 drops of pine scented essential oil (you can use essential oil, or scented oil that you would use in a burner)
1 teaspoon of fine silver, green, or white glitter
Directions
1. Heat the water in a microwave safe cup until it is boiling.
2. Combine your dry ingredients, with the exception of the food coloring, in a mixing bowl. Mix well. Add in the boiling water and oil. Continue to mix.
3. Continue to stir the mixture well until a paste forms. If the paste is sticky, you can sprinkle in flour a teaspoon at a time until the stickiness is gone.
4. Your frosted pine scented play dough can now be colored. Add a few drops of green food coloring to the dough. Continue kneading until the color is distributed.
5. You can now sprinkle in the teaspoon of glitter. Knead the dough well so it distributes.
This frosted pine play dough can be stored in an air tight container or zip lock bag where it will keep for weeks. You can also add additional drops of scented oil as time goes on to freshen up the smell.
Sister Wives fans seldom see Leon brown and Audrey Kriss on the TLC show these…
OutDaughtered star Adam Busby, his wife, Danielle Busby, and the quints celebrated Thanksgiving early this…
Little People, Big World alum Audrey Roloff usually goes along with whatever Jeremy Roloff wants.…
Anna Johnston is feuding with her family, and in the absence of feedback from any…
The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers reveal that all heck has broken loose in…
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers document that Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) is confused. He…