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Making Salt Dough Decorations / Ornaments - EASY DIY RECIPE
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2019
- Hey guys! Something a bit different today. Ever tried using salt dough to make cute ornaments? Amazing what you can make with it. You just need a few simple ingredients ‘flour, salt, water, cooking oil’ and you’re good to go! I hope you enjoy this video, and if you’ve never tried using salt dough before, perhaps it might inspire you to try it, or make a big batch and let your little ones have hours of fun too! Rachel xx
this is lovely. so is your soothing gentle voice! ❤
You did such an amazing job and have a real talent here!! I wish you would make more salt dough ornaments for the Christmas season!!
They are super cute! Love the mouse!❤
I enjoyed watching your unique approach
Glad to know you can use milk instead of egg wash :-) lovely work! so much attention to even the tinniest detail. Peace
What kind of varnish I need for this? Awesome crafts btw :)
Thank you for sharing this video. 💛💛💛
Super cute!
I have always wanted to try this. new subbie here
Nice idea !
Question- do you use hot, cold, or lukewarm water?
I just love the natural look because it looks like bread. I happen to be out of olive oil so I'm planning on using vegetable oil. I would like to know if I can put sesame seeds or poppy seeds on it & if so how to I make them stick? Hopefully they will stick with the milk wash, because I want to try this now. LoL
Please let me know if there's a proper way to make sesame seeds or poppy seeds stick when you get the chance.
Your Nan was really wise this is great for children & doing it the garden instead of inside is a superb idea. LoL
Your ornaments are lovely!
Thanks!
Glue or varnish would work
Hi Rachel. What is the ingredients?. How to making it. Thanks 🙏
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Hey there💞 May I know what varnish did you use? Also, is it safe to eat from a bowl made of salt dough?
Of course, however, why would you want to?
I'm just wondering, are they easily breakable? Will they hold up over time?
As long as you bake long enough they are solid so they should last fine over time 🙂
We made salt dough ornaments growing up for our Christmas tree and they last just as long when packed away with care as one would their glass, ceramic or other breakable type ornaments. We found they lasted as long and were similar to ceramic ornaments one can buy in crafts and paint yourself.
May I ask why you add olive oil to the mixture? All of the other salt dough recipes I've seen just use salt, water and flour. Your pieces look really good.
Thank you 😊 it was just trial and error really ... seemed to make the dough easier to mould/work with 💖
@@thewishingshed6607 Thank you.
Just wondering...are they eatable.
No they are not.
Take a jaw breaker, smother it in crisco, dip it in salt, and eat it. Let me know if they are😂
Where is the recipe?
Here in the States, we no longer end all our sentences with the sound of a question. Maddening to listen to. Other than that, an informative instruction.