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Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

This silver and gold play dough is super sparkly and easy to make!

Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

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I made this dough according to my usual recipe, with a few adjustments. I made two batches, and instead of using food dye I used silver watercolor paint and gold watercolor paint. I probably used about 2-3 tbs of each. The paint is super-metallic on its own, but was dulled a bit when mixed with the flour. So I added silver and gold glitter – both of which I got from the splendid people at craftprojectideas.com! Then I had the right color and the right sparkly-ness. If you need help making homemade play dough please do check out my original post as I’ve also included a how-to video!Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

I brought the play dough out at a crafty playdate and also provided gold and silver sequins and pom poms, plus some silver mini cookie cutters.Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

 

The kids had a great time making their sparkly creations!

Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

Sparkly Silver and Gold Play Dough

 

Some of the glitter did come off after play, so be prepared for a little bit of necessary clean-up afterwards. I store the play dough in a sealed bag in the fridge, then get it out 15 mins before play. It is absolutely fine to store it at room temperature, but sometimes I find that it can get a little too soft.

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