We highlighted this Kids Craft along with some other fun kid's crafts in our November Crafts for Kids along with our 101+ Easy Craft Ideas for kids. To save money, or as a fun classroom or rainy-day project, make your very own silly putty with corn starch and a few other affordable household supplies. Okay, I'll get off my "soapbox." bahahahaha. Silly putty, also known as nutty putty or bouncing putty, is a silicone-based novelty product often enjoyed by children for its unique characteristic of behaving like both a solid and liquid. By simply purchasing dawn, you are helping in saving lives and to me, that is more than enough reason to always buy Dawn. I've even laid out different ways for you to get involved here. They help so much with our wildlife, I highly encourage you to get involved. They do so much good for wildlife preservation through organizations like International Bird Rescue, Marine Mammal Center, and so much more. In fact, with a little Silly Putty and a little epoxy, you can make darn near anything. Some wise soul put two and two together one day and realized that this makes Silly Putty the perfect molding material for epoxy. Measure the cornstarch into your mixing bowl. Silly Putty, available at Wal-Marts everywhere for less than 2 an egg, doesn’t like to stick to epoxy.
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What You Need How to Make It 1 part cornstarch. This isnt going to feel like true Silly Putty, its not going to snap or bounce but its still a fun sensory pla. Added bonus is that it only takes two ingredients that you most likely have at your house right now!ĭawn soap holds a special place in my heart. If you dont want to use Borax for your Silly Putty recipe try this simple two-ingredient method which calls for neither borax nor glue. Well, we're bringing back one of our kid's favorites, silly putty. Thank you to Dawn Saves Wildlife for sponsoring this post.įor those that have elementary-age children, then you are probably well aware of the slime craze that has taken over.
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