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Halloween Play Dough
Need a non-candy small gift item for your kids friends and classrooms this Halloween? Or a fun Halloween Craft? Why not make some of these mini Halloween Play Dough Characters.
Fill them with some easy to make Play Dough. I love making this Play Dough and shared it with my readers a couple of years ago. It is so soft and smells so good. And you can customize it by just using different packs and flavors of Kool-Aid or any powdered drink mix packet.
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To make the Play Dough you will need just a few simple ingredients.
Homemade Play Dough Recipe
1 cup flour
1/4 cup salt
2 tablespoons cream of tartar
**1 package unsweetened Kool-Aid or other powdered fruit drink
(I did not add the Kool-Aid mix to this batch because I wanted to make several different colors of Play Dough)
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 cup water
1. Mix flour, salt, cream of tartar and Kool-Aid in a medium pot.
2. Add water and oil.
3. Stir over medium heat 3 to 5 minutes.
4. When mixture forms a ball in pot, remove.
5. Knead until smooth.
I simply took the ball of white Play Dough and separated into four different equal pieces and then colored each section a different color with a couple of drops of food coloring. Then drop some play dough into some small containers. I found mine at my local craft store for really inexpensive, but you could also repurpose some small baby food jars if you have some of laying around too.
Then I simply decorated each little container to represent some sort of Halloween character with google eyes, pom poms and construction paper.
The possibilities are endless! And you can have a fun little take home goody for a lot of different activities.
Wouldn’t these be fun to give to your kids classrooms for the Halloween class party? Or as a small party favor? Or give to your kids in your church group? Or if you are feeling extra motivated…make them to give to the Trick-Or-Treaters?
And…because everything is cuter with a label…I have provided a free printable label that can be used to hang on the side of your Halloween Play Dough container or put on the top of it. Click here for the Halloween Playdough Tags.
Frankenstein Oreo Pops
Apparently I have a sickness and an obsession…
and I can’t stop!
I lay awake at night, when I should be sleeping…
Dreaming up different ways to decorate Oreo’s on a Stick…
Check out the latest version of Oreo Pops…another idea to add to your collection of Halloween Snacks and Treats…
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Take some Double Stuff Oreos and put them on a popsicle stick.
Find some “Spooky Green” candy melts and melt a few in the microwave in 20 second intervals.
Dip the Oreos in the green candy and set to dry on parchment paper.
Add two eyes and his head screws which are simply mini chocolate chips.
Then I pop mine into the freezer because I have no patience for things like that.
Remove from the freezer after about 20 minutes and melt some regular milk chocolate,
in the microwave in 20 second intervals.
Chocolate chips seem to work great.
Take a spoon and drizzle it on the top of the Oreo to make
Frank some hair!
Take an Edible Marker (Wilton sells them) and give him a mouth.
What did one of Frankenstein’s ears say to the other?
I didn’t know we lived on the same block.
What does Frankenstein’s monster call a screwdriver?
Daddy.
The End!
