But when my little Miss 4.5 asks if I want to play "play dough" with her, how can I say no?
When she was much younger, I tried to stop her mixing up all the play dough colours. It did not really work. It is not much fun keeping all the colours together. I am now glad we mix them all up - look how beautiful little play dough stars can be.
Pop over and visit Kirsty for many more creative peeps.
Have a lovely Thursday.
Cat.
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So cute! My mum was more worried about me eating the play dough at that age than mixing the colours...!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet! I don't let colours mix yet...perhaps I should try as they get a bit more manky. there's something so nice about the dough when it's all squishy and soft and new. Super sweet blog you have.
ReplyDeleteAt a quick glance it looks like tie dyed silk! My boys used to do that too....
ReplyDeleteLove it! I actaully need to make a new batch too, thanks for the reminder :)
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic! Glad you had fun and good luck with all your jobs :) Kx
ReplyDeletePlaydough with the small is much more important.
ReplyDeleteThat's the prettiest play dough I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteHow creative is that!! You rainbow Queen!!!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! you're right, it's more fun to just let things get all messy and mixed up sometimes.
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