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There may be some varieties that do, but this recipe does not involve boiling water. I’ve had comments from people saying that boiling water makes it faster, etc. That may be true, but this variety works well without it. Don’t forget to fix the tail of the giraffe towards the rear end of the central part. This cute giraffe is all set and ready.

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Use a firm brush, like this one or a clean toothbrush, to gently but firmly work the playdough out of the fabric To make the torso, take the other medium white ball, roll it a bit between your palms, and flatten it gently. We deliver exceptional training, authoritative industry data, and global networking, and development opportunities. Start with making two medium-sized balls and seven small balls. To make the trunk, take one of the small-sized balls and roll it into a log and bend the tip of the log upwards. Affix this trunk to one of the medium-sized balls and smoothen the line by gently merging the trunk and head part together, so that it looks like a single part. Set it aside and now move towards making the main body and legs.To make the mouth, take a very tiny bit of the blue Play-Doh and make a tiny line and place it a little lower than the centre of the face, to mark the mouth of the cat. Skip down to the recipe card below to see the full recipe instructions and video. Do you need cream of tartar? Take some brown Play-Doh to make beautiful brown patches on the giraffe. Make tiny balls of the brown Play-Doh and flatten it before pasting them to the body and head. Cover the body and head with these brown patches.

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I have used this play dough with my Kindergarten students and my 2, 5 and 7 year old here at homeand will be sharingsome activitiesshortly, so keep an eye out for them. While I typically use vegetable oil (it’s cheaper and what I usually have on hand), my readers have claimed over and over that other oil varieties work just as well as vegetable oil. Some of those include canola oil, coconut oil, olive oil, even baby oil! If you’ve tried it, let me know! Does this play dough recipe use boiling water? Play-Doh is one of the most fun toys that lets you explore your creative side and learn various skills while you play. There are various types of arts and crafts you can make out of Play-Doh. You can learn to make various creatures, patterns, shapes, alphabets, numbers, etc., and make it into a super fun and exciting activity. To make the centre part of the body, take the yellow Play-Doh and roll it between your palms to give it a cylindrical shape. Yes, if you want a soft playdough and want it to last longer, you need to add a little bit of cream of tartar. We tested different amounts and found 2 teaspoons to be the perfect amount to make the playdough super soft. If you skip the cream of tartar your dough may turn out a bit more dry and crumbly. It also helps your playdough last longer. If you want a dough recipe without cream of tartar, see our cloud dough recipe. How do you get vibrant playdough colors?One batch of this homemade play dough makes a large amount, about equal to 2-3 storebought containers. We represent more than 35,000 PR professionals in 82 countries worldwide. With offices in London, Hong Kong, Dubai, Singapore, and Buenos Aires, we are a global advocate for excellence in public relations. Take the big ball of the blue Play-Doh and now make a hollow in the ball with your fingers and widen the hollow and shape it like the shell of the turtle. It should look like the head of the mushroom. If you prefer knowing exactly what ingredients your children are playing with, this play dough is for you. The ingredients are simple, common household ingredients you probably already have around your house. This makes this playdough a perfect natural play option.