Awasome Coloring Salt Dough With Markers. The longer you knead, the better the color will look. You can also use markers to draw on the dough tablet—just make sure to draw gently so you don’t poke a hole in the dough.
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Web our red paint looks a little pink like, so we called it pink, but it is kind of red… to make salt dough: Attach a magnet to the back of each shape using adhesive. (without food coloring, the dough will turn a nice brown color with bits of cinnamon throughout).
If you want a thick marble effect on salt dough, apply a little more nail polish to it. Try fun colour combinations, including white on dough that’s been dyed. I got this set of clear silicone christmas stamps that have 6 sheets of nice mix of images and phrases, and these stamping blocks mount the stamps on.
Now, to make your dough into ornaments for your tree. Knead with hands, if needed. Then knead the dough in the bag to help blend the coloring into the dough.
Add hot water, & food coloring if you want. Add in the water until the dough is moistened but not sticky. Mix the flour and salt.
Divide the dough into sections for your kids to cut, shape or add handprints. Seal the bag, getting the air out, as you seal it. Web paints for your salt dough project.
You can either draw freehand or lightly sketch directly on the ornament with a pencil and trace it over with marker. I love crafting with salt dough because it’s cheap, i usually have everything i need right in my pantry and it takes paint (or paint markers). (without food coloring, the dough will turn a nice brown color with bits of cinnamon throughout).
