Another holiday means more fun salt dough projects. Actually I'm cheating a lil' bit and showing you pics from last year 'cause I haven't had time to make mine yet!!! But here are a couple of ideas you could use while you are creating your own!
You know the recipe by "heart" now I'm sure but here it goes again...
2 cups all purpose flour
1 cup salt
mix well and add
1 cup warm water
Form dough and shape with your hands or use cookie cutters
Bake at about 325 degrees for a couple of hours - give or take
Insert loops in the top if you'd like to make lil' small charms...
Paint them to your liking...
Here are some I monogrammed, polka-dotted, and glittered to make lil' necklaces. They were for all the young girls in Casen's kindergarten class last year...cute and inexpensive.
And for those of you who do seasonal trees - they would make the perfect ornaments or tie-ons for gifts...
And I haven't tried it yet but I think it would be really cute to make small ones painted in pastel colors that looks like that candy - you know - "kiss me", "u r cute", "I luv u". Place them in a sweet dish for a lil' Valentine decoration. And you'll keep your new diet in check - because you can't eat them - you know, cute on the eyes, not on the thighs -hehe
Everybody have a blessed day and
Happy Creating!
Cathy
27 comments:
Love them!!! Cute on the eyes and not the thighs!!!! Hee hee!!!
Very cute and thanks for the recipe!!! Not by heart I don't!!!!
hugs carla
They are just so adorable! Two of my friends and I got together last month and made Christmas ornaments and had so much fun that we are planning to make Valentine's Day stuff too. This is a perfect project for us! Thanks!
I love these so much!! Especially the no-calorie candy hearts. Thanks for sharing such sweet ideas!
I shared a bbit of your 2010 Handbook today and linked to your blog. Hope that was okay!!
Have a blessed day.
So cute...thanks for sharing!
Cute, cute, cute! I've made Christmas ornaments but never Valentine's ornaments. Very clever!
Berte
I'm so glad you posted this. I remember when you did these for your son's class and I am wanting to do some for my prim tree. I think I know what I am going to do today! :)
Debbie
SO CUTE! The hearts look great.
They are so cute!
denise
OMG you are so funny!!! very cute ideas I may have to make these for my sunday school kids!!
have a wonderful day
julie
HAHA! Love them! No calorie candy's...I like!
so cute I remember them from last year...
Oooooooo-Love it!
Very cute ideas. I need to get myself in gear and do these.
Melinda
Cute idea for my granddaughters. Thanks Cathy. Now to just find the time. Loved the conversation heart idea too.
You are so creative. I love them - they are so adorable.
Those are too cute. I think my kiddos will love to make a few of them for valentines, what a fun project. Thank you for sharing, I love stopping by your blog, you always have such great ideas and it is so bright and cheerful here! Take care!
Very, very cute. Makes me want to go make some right now. Mimi
I love the idea of making them look like candy, but they are really inedible. Good for me!
My daughter and I had so much fun making these for Christmas ornaments(I did a post about it!), I can't wait to make Hearts for Valentines Day! Yours came out sooooo cute, and I love the gingham ribbon, just the happiest stuff around!
Nancy
New to your blog, cute! I love this idea, will have to make some this week! Hugs, michelle
I want to do this~ cutecutecute!
Also, you look darling in your hat!
Love you Cathy!
Thanks for the idea. We made them a couple days ago and they turned out great. The safety pins baked inside were genious.
I made these today! What fun and how cute!
These are so sweet!
I've been playing with salt dough quite a bit lately too.
Come take a peek:
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Love Love Love the necklace idea! I want to bake these and let my Cubbies (3 year olds at church) paint and decorate them for their mommies for Valentines! I have a question please - what should I use for the silver hoop thing? Please email me at srobinson@heartofgahospice.org Thanks so so much!
I've been making these and I absolutely love them! So much fun. I've already bought St. Patrick's Day cookie cutters so I can make them for that, as well! Thanks for the inspiration, and also for the instructions. = )
Blessings,
Tracy
Too Cute! I haven't tried salt dough items in years, so this gives me some inspiration to get it going on again!
Thanks!
JoAnn
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Thanks, kathy for posting these valentine dough hearts again. I want to make some of these for my First Graders for Valentine gifts. Oh...I also wanted to tell you I love your new home. You are so talented and it is beautiful!
Take care and thanks again,
Brenda
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