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Pantone Playdough + Gift Tag

November 26, 2014 by Barbara Rucci 5 Comments

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give the gift of the most beautiful colored homemade play dough this Holiday

give the gift of the most beautiful colored homemade play dough this Holiday

Making playdough is something I could do in my sleep. I have made it for so many years. It is so far superior to store bought in every way! First of all, it’s really soft. Secondly, it lasts forever. Third of all, it’s really cool to watch the liquid turn into a solid right before your eyes. And lastly, but most important of all, when you make your own playdough the color possibilities are endless!

make it colorful

I gave the jar to my art class, five 4-yr olds. They shared amongst themselves and created the prettiest marbled colors. Even mixed up this play dough is beautiful!

Get the recipe here (i didn’t add glitter this time).

Get the jars online here, or at Michael’s stores (the 64oz jar is pictured in this post).

Download the cute little gift tags here (print on card stock).

Give the gift of color this holiday…or any day!

xo, Bar

 

Filed Under: Art for Toddlers, Sensory Recipes & Play Tagged With: gift for kids, pantone play dough, printable gift tag

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  1. HANDMAKERY

    November 26, 2014 at 8:31 am

    This combination is fabulous! Absolutely love that it’s Pantone! Love the jar, circular ball shapes, beautiful colors, adorable tags and great photos! You are always on the creative + cutting edge! LOVE!

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    • Barbara Rucci

      November 27, 2014 at 10:04 pm

      thank you ami!!! i love that you noticed all of the details. i’m sure you’ve made playdough a thousand times too, so you can really appreciate the whole package 🙂 xo bar

      Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      December 5, 2014 at 11:17 pm

      you are the nicest ami, i swear. you make my day with your comments!! xoxo bar

      Reply
  2. Jen

    April 16, 2021 at 5:52 am

    Hi Barb,
    The link to the tag is not working.
    Absolutely love… everything here,
    Jen

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      May 1, 2021 at 3:33 pm

      I fixed it! ~ Bar

      Reply

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