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Colouring the dough:
You can either use food colouring or elderberry juice
instead of the water. However these colours fade out
with baking, but it is more fun for the kids to work with
coloured dough. Children can also paint the baked
items, smaller kids may use water colours, and older
children can use acrylics.
Do not forget to make holes!
After baking the dough can easily break up, so do not
forget to make a hole in the little ones works, like this
they can hang it up and there will be no tears.
Wallpaper paste
Salt dough becomes even better when you use 2–3
spoons of wallpaper paste.
Building a box for secrets
You need two square sheets of paper that need to be
folded as described below. One sheet will be the bottom
the other the top of your box:
1. Fold two diagonals and then fold all four corners to
the middle.
2. Now you need to fold each corner again up the
middle of the newly created square.
3. Finally you bend the small corners inside, now you
have grid.
4. Now you need some scissors. Cut straight along the
arrows, do not cut too far.
5. Fold the upper right corner towards the middle and
put up the edge of the box. Do similar with the
lower left corner.
6. Nearly managed! Now you need to turn both edges
of the sides. This will make your secret box quite
stable.
7. If you wish to you can decorate the box with
stickers, wrapping paper, or even a warning:
“My secrets” or “Top secret!”
Make you own soap bubbles
Material: Bucket, cooking pot, 25 grams of wallpaper
paste, 3 litres of water, 110 grams sugar, 110 grams
neutral soap, thick wire, wool, 1 cork or sticky tape and
patience!
Instruction:
1. Dissolve the wallpaper paste in 1 litre water, stir and
leave it.
2. Poor the rest of the water, the sugar and the neutral
soap together in one pot, stir it and cook it. Let
stand over night.
3. Mix both liquids together the next day and stir well.
Then fill the mixture into bottles. You should use it
within one week.
4. Now take the wire a forma big loop, fix the two
ends on the cork. Wrap either wool or sticky tape
around the ends to form a handle.
5. Now you can make giant bubbles.
There is also an easier recipe:
225 ml washing liquid, 3 litres water, 1 spoon glycerine
Mix all ingredients and wait until it does not foam anymore.
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