(A.k.a. "Homemade Kinetic Sand")

How-To: Dump ingredients in bowl, stir until well mixed. Add more oil a little bit at a time if needed. This recipe can easily scaled up or down if you want more or less, it's basically one part flour to four parts sand,  add oil a little at a time until you are happy with the texture and how much it holds together. Happy squishing!

Because who doesn't want to make a little noise? A project using recycled potato chip canisters and duct tape. LOTS of duct tape.(And of course I also used groovy patterned duct tape!) If you need a drum mallet, click here to check out this project!

And here's the drum in action!

A video tutorial for making sweet little polymer clay flowers!  
One plain version, and one version with a cork base using a straight pin as the stem.

This is our quick baking soda and vinegar volcano!  We made these for the Fourth of the July (Independence Day) in the US, since it has been very dry, we've had a really bad fire, and there is currently a fireworks ban in effect in our town.  

You will need:
-Paper Plates (We used the sturdier ones so we could get more than one use out of our volcanoes)
-Scissors
-Duct Tape (we used some with a cool tie-dye print.  You can get it in lots of cool colors now!)
-All-purpose permanent adhesive (we used "Quick Grip" by Beacon.)
-Small plastic condiment cups
-Baking soda
-Vinegar
-Food Coloring
-Dish Soap (optional)

Click "Read More" to go to the instructions!