Jars of Halloween playdough! lots
more Halloween playdough ideas here
Gift to family members in sparkly, creepy-crawly celebration of the Trick
or Treat tradition, use commercial doughs for your local door-knockers
or maybe donate your made up jars to a fundraising event. Scent and colour
the dough as wanted, make edible or gluten free varieties or swap out the
dough altogether and add a cake bake mixture instead! Great for Witches and
Wizards of all ages :)
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Making a Halloween themed playdough jar
Print
the template picture to card and cut out the pieces you want.
Decorating the jar with a spider's web
Mark out a web design on the outside of the jar, freehand or by positioning
the template inside and tracing over the lines with a permanent marker, we
used black and then silver to highlight the threads and then set it aside
for the ink to dry.
Adding playdough
3/4 fill
the jar with dough, separating any colours with circles of craft foam, ours were cut out using pinking scissors. Leave enough room at the top
to include a little bag of glitter, a cookie cutter and a spider!
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Making
a broom-spoon
Cut out the broomstick image from the templates
and fold up the lower section marked by the horizontal line. Sticky tape
this flap in place by running a piece across the front of the broom and wrapping
it around the sides, this should then form a slot that can hold your teaspoon.
Once ready, use a 'thick hair' elastic band (slightly larger than regular
hairbands!) to hold the broom-spoon to the side of the jar.
Labels
Trim the hat of choice, hole puch the top and thread through a length of
cord, ribbon or string. Add your message on the back, thread on the precautionary
'do not eat' tag and tie to the neck of the jar.
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Thanks for stopping by, have a very happy and safe Halloween
Halloween
play-doh on amazon.co.uk
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