¡Hola, amigos de Hive!

En esta ocasión, quiero compartir con ustedes una actividad divertida y ecoamigable: ¡la elaboración de plastilina casera! Esta idea surgió buscando una alternativa creativa, económica y no tóxica para disfrutar con los niños del club de tarea de FUNDAME y porque no en familia como proyectos artísticos. Lo mejor es que solo necesitamos agua, harina, papel crepe y sal.

Acompáñenme paso a paso para crear esta plastilina suave y colorida. ¡Es perfecta para moldear, aprender y dejar volar la imaginación!

Hello, Hive friends!

On this occasion, I want to share with you a fun and eco-friendly activity: making homemade play dough! �� This idea arose looking for a creative, economical and non-toxic alternative to enjoy with the children of the FUNDAME homework club and why not as a family as artistic projects.

The best part is that we only need water, flour, crepe paper and salt.
Join me step by step to create this soft and colorful play dough. It's perfect for shaping, learning, and letting your imagination run wild!

• 1 taza de harina de trigo
• ½ taza de sal fina
• ½ taza de agua
• Papel crepe de colores (¡el color que más te guste!)
• 1 cucharada de aceite vegetal (opcional, para mayor suavidad)

Materials

- 1 cup wheat flour
- 1/2 cup fine salt
- 1/2 cup water
- Colored crepe paper (whatever color you like best!)
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil (optional, for smoothness)

1. Preparamos la base

En un recipiente, mezclamos la harina y la sal hasta integrar bien. Poco a poco, agregamos el agua mientras revolvemos. Si deseas que quede más flexible, añade una cucharadita de aceite.

Procedure

1. Prepare the base

In a bowl, mix the flour and salt until well integrated. Gradually, add the water while stirring. If you want it to be more flexible, add a teaspoon of oil

2. Give it color!

Here's the fun part: crepe paper will be our natural pigment. Cut small pieces of your chosen color and soak them in a little hot water. Stir until the color is released (as if it were a watercolor). Then, strain the liquid to remove the residue from the paper.

�� Tip: If you want intense colors, use more crepe paper.

3. We put everything together

Pour the colored water little by little into the flour and salt mixture. Knead with your hands until you get a smooth and homogeneous texture. If it's too sticky, add a little more flour; if it is dry, a few drops of water.

4. Ready to use!

Once the dough doesn't stick to your fingers, your homemade play dough is ready! Store it in an airtight container or wrap it in plastic to make it last longer.

Ideas to use with your play dough

- Create animal figures.
- Practice letters or numbers with the little ones.
- Decorate cards or crafts (once dry, it hardens).

Gift note to you:

If you like to vary and love the scent, you have this option:

• Varies with brilliant: If you want a glitter effect, add glitter when mixing.
• Fun scent: Use natural scents (vanilla, cinnamon) to give it a delicious smell.

What do you think?
I hope you are encouraged to try this easy and sustainable recipe. It is ideal for recycling materials that we have at home and having an entertaining time with our children.

I appreciate every support, comment or reblog! If you make your own play dough, tag me to see your creations. God bless you!

Content: Original by the Author.
Images: Originals taken with my phone
Resources: Computer and phone infinix hp 10
Program: Canva and Polish
Translated with google translator
All Rights Reserved: @yohanna1