Joy #5
I love to create new ornaments every year. But there have been some years where I just haven't gotten around to it. This year, however, was not one of them. I have made some Salt Dough Ornaments this year. They are super easy to make and you can decorate them in so many ways. This is definitely a recipe that the kids can help mix together, cut out and decorate. And trust me...they will bring you lots of joy!
I found the recipe here: BHG. They have great ideas if you ever need them. All you need is 1/2 cup Salt, 1 cup Flour and 1/2 cup Water. Mix these ingredients until sticky. Roll until it's about 1/4 inch thick and cut out snowflake shapes with cookie cutters Or another other cookie cutter shape that you want. You can even freehand them as well. Don't forget to use a skewer to press a hole for hanging. Bake for 4 hours in a 200 degree oven. When cool, draw hearts, squiggles, and dots with a marking pen. I'll take pictures later with the others that I've decorated.
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2 comments:
These ornaments look AWESOME! I might need to try these tomorrow... =) I also have your #2 Joy as a feature tomorrow! Stop by and check it out!
Carolyn
www.cookinformycaptain.blogspot.com
Thanks for the recipe! I have a few from when I was in preschool, but have wanted to make more.
A couple of tips: they last longer if you coat them with a varnish - even modpodge works well. Also, storing them with a few whole cloves helps to keep the bugs out.
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