WHITE MUD
Step 1. Unravel about 1 1/2 rolls of two-ply toilet paper, then tear it into 2- to 3-square pieces. Put all of the pieces in a plastic tub.
Step 1. Unravel about 1 1/2 rolls of two-ply toilet paper, then tear it into 2- to 3-square pieces. Put all of the pieces in a plastic tub.
Step 2: While the kids are doing step one grate half of a 3.1-ounce bar of Ivory soap into the tub. I used a knife to shave it instead of grating it.
Step 3: Slowly add about 6 cups of warm water, 1 cup at a time, while you and your child blend the mixture together by hand. It'll take about 15 minutes to mix it all up -- hang in there, it's worth the wait! Stop adding water when your mixture feels creamy and saturated. (You can always add more TP if yours gets too runny.)
Step 4: Help your child mold the mud into mountains, towers, and other shapes.
Step 5: Store the mud at room temperature in a covered container; it'll last for several weeks. (Dispose of it in the trash.)
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Cool!!!!! I am going to have to try this. I added an older post of mine with a craft (I hope that is not cheating)
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What a great idea! Our boys would love to have permission to play in the mud!! :) Thanks!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun idea! i'll have to try that sometime!
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Such ingenuity! I think my little man would eat it. My girls would think it was a blast, though!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea ! When my three stop getting the urge to put everything in their mouths I will definitely try this!
ReplyDeleteWow...that's a great idea. The kids must have a lot of fun in your house! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhite mud sounds so much fun! Sunnboy loves unrolling toilet rolls anyway so this is something we will definitely try!! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI bet my kids would get a kick out of this!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great project for kids! Mine of course are a little big. But in 15 years I hope to have grandchildren old enough to do this with!!!
ReplyDeleteFunny thing is I am 49! I am old enough to have grandchildren. But my kids are 13 and 11, not anywhere near old enough to have children. LOL~!!
Drop in an see me this week, I have a jumbled post about gardening and maybe even little guys would be interested in winter gardening.
How fun, I never would have thought of this! I'm finally participating in KFF this week, though I'm a little late getting my post up.
ReplyDeleteFun! I added my link about yo-yo painting. Super quick, easy, and fun!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like so much fun! I'll have to participate soon if I can think of anything particularly useful. :)
ReplyDeleteWow. You make cool stuff like this AND the headbands? Those are so gorgeous, I can't quite get over it. I'm not sure I can quite get over the mess of the white mud though ;) Some things are just OUTside toys. Someday it will warm up again though, right?
ReplyDeleteNow that is pretty cool!
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ReplyDeleteHope you had a great weekend!
Now that sounds like fun! I have never heard of white mud! We will have to try it!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of white mud... seems kind of cool though!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid I would go with my parents to the bowling alley on Friday nights, they were on a league. I would get bored, so my friend and I would go into the bathroom and wet tp and throw it up to the ceiling and it would stick and dry up there. (I was about 5 years old) shhh don't tell anyone.
ReplyDeleteIf my kids ever did that, they would be in some big trouble.
Your idea sounds much better.:)
This sounds like so much fun! I'm afraid the boys may have it on the walls and everywhere else but still something fun to do.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea :)
Stopping by from Amy's.
Wow what a great idea to try out. Thanks for playing along with my Round Robin this month. It was great having you.. Happy Valentine's Day..
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