Step 1. Locate a lovely Paula Deen children's cookbook ... amidst the chaos of the pantry.
Step 2. Read through the illustrated directions. My favorite part of the whole book!
Step 3. Find willing play dough making participants.
Step 4. Be sure those participants are well fed prior to beginning the process or a meltdown is likely.
Step 5. Add all ingredients.
Step 6. Move the project to the stove ... cook and stir.
Step 7. Take play dough to the table and ...
Step 8. Watch your children play ... IN PEACE ...
For a solid hour.
Making all sorts of creations ...
Step 9. Find someone besides yourself to clean the play dough pans. (I should have warned Eli ahead of time I was given that job to him ...)
Step 2. Read through the illustrated directions. My favorite part of the whole book!
Step 3. Find willing play dough making participants.
Step 4. Be sure those participants are well fed prior to beginning the process or a meltdown is likely.
Step 5. Add all ingredients.
Step 6. Move the project to the stove ... cook and stir. 
Step 7. Take play dough to the table and ...
Step 8. Watch your children play ... IN PEACE ...
For a solid hour.
Making all sorts of creations ...
Step 9. Find someone besides yourself to clean the play dough pans. (I should have warned Eli ahead of time I was given that job to him ...)
Oooh looks like fun, are you willing to share the recipe?
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of your skillz.
ReplyDeleteAn hour....that would NEVER happen in my house...my kids have the attention spans of flies.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea though, and would also enjoy the recipe;)
Yes, post the recipe please! Not that I'll actually do it but you never know. Love your boys cute faces :)
ReplyDeleteWe'll make it next time! You can assign Noah cleanup duty to give Eli a break.
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