We shot green pine-scented play dough:

Pink peppermint-scented play dough:



And naturally white, unscented play dough:


My favorite part of making a big batch of homemade play dough is dumping the essential oil and coloring on top of the finished play dough into my Kitchenaid mixer with the dough hook inserted. I turn the mixer on high and let it knead the dough smooth, blend the color, and infuse the essential oil, which wafts throughout the entire house while it's working. A few days ago a friend came over and commented, "Your house smells so good!"
Yeah, it's from the play dough I made a week ago. Fringe benefits, you know.
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