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Homemade Floam
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Ellen at Beyond Satire shares a recipe for
homemade Floam. My children and the friends of my children have been begging for this thing. Which I'll guess
will be exciting for about 3 days and then forgotten in the craft closet forevermore.Making it might just be the perfect solution for us. [Link via Parent Hacks]
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2-12-2006 @ 5:28PM
JT said...I was so psyched about this, since my eldest has been nagging me for this junk for months. However, reading the comments on the BeyondSatire post confirmed my suspicions -- that Floam is probably not worth the trouble. (Especially for a mom who thinks Play-Doh is too messy.) I've been avoiding the Floam thing by letting the kids make homemade clay shapes instead.
If anyone out there is still trying to find Floam and doesn't have Borax on hand, Target is carrying Floam for around $7/container.
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2-17-2006 @ 7:38PM
brianna payne said...well i'm 9 years old and i think that is a very cool to make your own floam and i'll be sure to try making it so thank you !
brianna
payne
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