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Mix first 4 ingredients well. Add food coloring to water. Gradually add small amounts of water until mixture is consistency of bread dough. ...
2. PLAYDOUGH
Kool-Aid Playdough: Dissolve Kool-Aid in boiling ... ingredients and mix together. Mixture should congeal but not be sticky. Store in airtight container.
Mix first 4 ingredients. Add ... plastic bag. It lasts a long time. (If you can't find alum at the grocery store, it is available at the drug store.)
4. PLAYDOUGH
Mix water, salt and food ... heat and add alum and oil. Pour all at ... hands. Store in a plastic bag. (If playdough should get hard, add water.)
Mix dry ingredients. Mix oil and water together. Add to dry ingredients, mixing well and quickly. Let cool enough to handle and then work ...
Combine ingredients. Heat in microwave and stir until mixture forms a soft ball. Stir about every 10 seconds. Put mixture on tray or wax ...
Mix dry ingredients. Add boiling water and stir quickly. Add cooking oil and mix well. When cool enough, use hands. Keeps well in airtight ...
Mix all dry ingredients. Add ... and food color. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly ... plastic bag or closed container when not in use.
9. PLAYDOUGH
Combine same as other Playdough recipe.
Mix dry ingredients. Add oil and water, stirring quickly and mixing well. When cool, mix with hands. Store in airtight containers.
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