Sculpting and Playdough

From cooked, uncooked, edible to inedible, we’ve got a play doh recipe (and ingredient list) for every parent, carer, and child. You’ll love these!

Try one of these easy and edible playdough recipes!

You and your child can have lots of fun learning how to make clay beads and buttons.

You and your child can have lots of fun sculpting beads out of homemade dough.

Have fun with your child and let her imagination run free by making clay sculptures.

Why buy Play Dough in a store when you and your child can make your own?

Make some dough with this easy recipe, then let your child shape it into small figures or shapes. With just a few more steps, you'll have new refrigerator magnets!

Make 3-D sculptures using only toothpicks and miniature marshmallows.

Follow these instructions for making pots without a kiln. The clay can be air-dried or oven-dried.

This easy "clay" recipe can be used to make brooches, magnets, necklaces, or picture frames.

This recipe makes squishy goop, which is fun for your preschool child to smash, push, and play with.

Here's a Playdough project that can produce pretty bracelets and necklaces.

Preschool-size hands can easily use Playdough as a stamp or a printmaking tool.

Help your child master the alphabet by making letters out of Playdough, clay, or cookie dough.

Help your child master the alphabet while he has fun creating letter shapes out of clay.