Mix 8 cups of flour with one cup of baby oil. How easy is that!
It smells fantastic and molds like wet sand without the mess.
Megan has played with this so many times that I have lost count. Looks like this is a keeper.
May your day be filled with joy and contentment!
I'll make this for our grand daughters! This looks like fun for all. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'd never heard of this, Wendi. Thanks for the tip--I will keep this in mind!
ReplyDeleteYears ago, my son's occupational therapist brought moon sand for him to play with. This recipe is so easy and I think it keeps better than the store bought kind.
ReplyDeletethis looks like a wonderfully fun project for me to do with my little nephews. Thanks for sharing on Pinned It Made It Monday for me to see.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Wendi! Luke would LOVE it...definitely doing this to keep little hands busy! Thanks so much for sharing an awesome and easy activity!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Tammy
I made this for Darbee a while back and it was a HUGE hit! I even enjoyed playing with it too! :) Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, who knew it would be so simple! Thanks for the fun idea!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Katie
This is awesome! I am definitely telling Jess about this. Her kids will love it. Thanks and God bless.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendi! You seem to do well in ideas for kids! That "sand" looks like real sand! I will definitely use that recipe in the future when I get grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteI love your new header picture.
My yard will turn brown soon enough in our Delaware summer (although we have alot of unusual rain lately).
We love it too! We have it in our sensory tub right now, and I got a little bag of blue glass stones from the dollar store to throw in with it. We have spent H-O-U-R-S digging around in there.
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