Salt dough pendants

Flour-salt clay has grown up from grade-school maps to grown-up jewelry that expresses your personal style in trendy accessories.

Salt dough is a wonderful way for kids to explore textures. They can easily turn what they make into any number of things, like magnets or ornaments.

You know what I love about really cute gift tags? They can double as Christmas ornaments! Plus if you have kids you can create these Christmas Salt Dough Gift Ornaments, hang them on your Christmas

I thought it was about time we did some salt-dough model making so I dug out the easy-peasy ingredients. I drew a little visual recipe list so that it would be easier for C to understand what we were doing (she loved it!) And we got busy measuring and stirring and mixing and mixing and...Read More »

Pressing flowers in a book allows you to dry them out to keep as a special memento. However, if you really want to make an impression with a special flower, press it into clay instead. Use flower impressions on clay to create a beautiful and lasting craft that stands the test of time.

I can totally remember being a kid and making salt dough ornaments at Christmas time. Snowmen, hearts, stars all painted and glittered, albe...

All children love hunting for beautiful sea shells along the beach. Here is an easy way to save the children’s favorite sea shells they gathered at the shore this summer. Click here to see so…

Create a special place to store your ring by making this DIY salt dough ring dish. Great engagement or wedding shower gift idea!

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Radiant as the sun, warm as the summer and unique as the talent of artisan Arpine Matevosyan, this ceramic necklace boasts the graceful beauty of sunny days. The artisan works with delicate artistry in this design, painting the round pendant in warm hues that capture the sun's majesty. In addition, the accessory has a cotton cord.