Play Dough Art
Middle Sister got play dough for Christmas. While at Grandma's she made this.
This is a cave in the middle of the ocean. And an Indian girl in her boat.
The yellow ring is a life preserver.
Close-up of the Indian girl.
And her cave home.
This one was made more recently here at home.
It is a cave home in the Arctic. The little boy to the left is building a snow fort.
The river to the right empties into the ocean.
Middle Sister with her art.
Close-up of the boy playing.
Do you see the polar bear to the left? I hope he is far away from that little boy playing!
I love all of Middle Sister's trees!
Do your kids play with play dough? What do they make?
Labels: art, boat, cave, grandma's, indian girl, middle sister, play dough, polar bear, snow fort
posted by Sew a Fine Seam at
7:17 PM
3 Comments:
I love it. Especially the little boy and his fort!
The Indian girl looks like she is working very hard at rowing, judging by the expression on her face!
My boys love play-dough but it's much like the paint we talked about the other day. What do they like to make? Messes and brown play-dough, lol. Kidding...they make a lot of "food" and love to serve it to me.
They did a wonderful job, very creative!! It always amazes me how play dough can keep them happy for such a long time!
Have a lovely week ~
:) T
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