Salt Dough Hand Prints

A while back I came across a great project for salt dough crafts. Since the recipe was so easy I decided to have the kids make Grandpa and Grandma some birthday gifts. (Dad if you see this STOP READING) (He hasn’t seen his gift yet)

You will need

  • 1 cup flour
  • 1 cup salt
  • 1/2 cup water

DIRECTIONS

1. Have the kids mix the ingredients together, roll the dough into a ball and flatten with a rolling pin.

2. Once dough is mixed and flattened, place on wax paper, preheat oven to 200 degrees and have the kids gently but firmly place hands into the dough. Place in oven for 2 hours.

The little kids prints after they painted

3. When they come out of the oven they should be nice and hard. Once cooled you may paint them.

(JJ’s Print)

This post is linked to Showcase Sunday , Hip Homeschool Hop  Tot School and Preschool Corner

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16 Responses to Salt Dough Hand Prints

  1. What a fun way to preserve this time!

  2. I love the end product…so pretty!

  3. Sooo cute!! They just grow too fast.Popping in from tot school.

  4. Yet another great project we will have to try. Way fun!

  5. This is really cute painted, and it would make a neat Christmas ornament!

  6. What a cool idea!

  7. Thanks for stopping by. I don't mind linking your post next week, but it has to do with Monday's Music Moves Me for me to do that okay. Send me your link in an e-mail xmasdolly at comcast dot netHave a great vacation & thanks for stopping by. I'm your latest follower nice to meet you.

  8. These end up looking great.

  9. I LOVE handprint crafts … they make the best gifts! How wonderful that your parents will receive such special birthday presents! Visiting from HHH. Deb @ LivingMontessoriNow.com

  10. Very cute! I had my son make one for a Christmas ornament when he was very little, but never thought about doing it with my girls. I'll have to try it soon. Stopping by from HHH.

  11. Very simple to pull together, but lots of creative fun! Great idea!

  12. We enjoyed making these for ourselves and grandparents as the kids grew up. Now, as teenagers, I know they would "roll their eyes" at me if I even suggested it! ~ Ellen

  13. "Hopping" over to visit from the HHH. :-) What a wonderful idea! I am definitely going to do this with my kiddos! :-) Have a blessed day,Lisastop by and visit my blog at:http://our4kiddos.blogspot.com

  14. Thanks for stopping by ladies =) APPRECIATED!!

  15. This would make an awesom keepsakes gift! Thanks for sharing your idea with us on The Sunday Showcase !

  16. I love the colors used to paint the handprint!

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