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a retro use for Play-Doh
I got really bored and looked around in my closet and I found some old play-doh. It was still moist! So I decided to make a bracelet out of some of it.

Posted by ..::retro junkie::.. from Yuma, Arizona, United States • Published 27th August 2008 • See ..::retro junkie::..'s 4 projects »

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Conner W. added Play Doh Bracelet to fashion 12 Feb 02:23

Step 1
Step 1: Take a piece of play-doh out of one of the tubs and start rolling it up into a ball. Do this with assorted colors of dough or just one color. Make as many ball as you like. (these are going to be your beads)
Step 2
Step 2: After you finish creating the balls get your toothpick and gently drill it into the center of your ball. Make sure it goes all the way through. Do this to all of the balls you made. Guess what? You just made some beads.
Step 3
Step 3: Then, let the play doh beads dry. This will take a couple of hours. So, sit back and watch a long movie if you like. ^_^
Step 4
Step 4: Once your beads are dry, take your string and begin putting your beads through. Add extras like plastic beads or charms if you like. I chose to add star charms.
Step 5
Step 5: And last but not least tie the ends of your bracelet together. Make sure it's a secure knot. Then you're good to go!

<33 I wear mine with my tutu^_^

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Comments

Robyn · Rushden, England, GB 5th March 2011

I Air dry mine and while that i put pva glue on it. Its still soft but it doesnt crack

Luna · Dayton, Ohio, US · 52 projects 7th September 2010

I actually tried to make beads with play doh tonight... i put them in the oven and mircowave.. both failed me. In the mirowave they burnt and smelled funny. In the oven for 40 mins on 350 degrees they turned black and hardend ... maybe i should air dry them lol