Bubble mix

1 part dishwashing liquid

3 parts water

Combine and test, I recommend using Earth or home brand dishwashing liquid here in Australia as they have given me the best results.

Moon Sand

Mix one part oil to 16 parts plain flour.

Salt dough

2 parts plain flour

1 part salt

1 part water

Mix salt and flour together and add the water gradually, roll out and cut into the desired shape and bake at 120c for 2 hours or leave out to dry for 48 hours. Decorate with paint.

I recommend for long term use ie, Christmas decorations to seal with a thick coat of clear gloss or mog posh.

Lego brick printing

Lego back plate

Lego plate bricks

Paint

Paint rollers

Paper

Arrange the lego plate bricks on to the pack plate. Place paint on the tray and saturate the paint roller. Roll the paint over the lego, place the paper on top of the lego and press down. peel off the paper and rinse the paint off the lego.

• Shaving cream paint

  • 1 part shaving cream

  • 1 part chalk

  • Paper

    Grind your chalk into a fine powder mix into your shaving cream until no lumps remain using a paint brush for best results and paint onto your paper as normal

Obleck

Mix a one to one ratio of cornflour and water.

Smell Dough

Add liquid spice blends, flavouring extracts, teas, coffee, dried flowers or citrus rind to playdough as you make it.

Chia slime

Equal parts chia seeds and water, add more water if the slime becomes to thick

Flour paints

Equal parts flour and water for the base and then add a small amount or food colure or chalk until you reach the desired colure.

Glue bassed slime

Add 2 parts glue to one part saline and bicarbonate soda mix. Add food colure to taste.

Corn starch paint

Add equal parts cornflour and coloured water mix and then heat in the microwave 30 seconds at a time until translucent and a gel texture is achieved.

Nana’s slice

• Box cake mix

• 150g of butter

• 800g tinned apples

• Sour cream

• Baking dish

• Nutmeg

Tip cake mix into large bowl, melt your butter and add to the bowl. Stir until a crumbly texture is achieved and press into a lined baking dish. Spread the apples over the top then the sour cream. dust the nutmeg over the top and bake at 180c for 30 minuets.

Playdough

• 3 parts flour

  2 parts salt

  1 part oil

  A pinch of creme of tartar (optional)

  Food colouring (optional)

  Enough water to bring it together

  Add all of your dry ingredients into a bowl and mix in your oil, if you want your playdough to be marbled with flecks of colour though out add it here to. If you want your playdough  to be one solid colour, add it to the water and add enough water to bring all of it together into a smooth elastic dough. You will have to kneed the dough for about 10 minuets before use you want your dough to bounce back slightly when pressed.

Crunch sand

Combine equal parts corn flour and baby oil. I like adding oil based plant extracts for a more global sensory experience.

Chalk paint

Chalk

Water

Bi-carb soda

Paint brushes

Bowls

Rolling pin

Place the chalk sticks into bowls and cover in water, allow this to sit for a few minuets before crushing the chalk into a smooth paste. Using the paint brushes mix the bi-carb into the chalk and water mix, This should react with the acid in the chalk to create a even base that will be easier to clean.