Total fail! Give better directions for such a cook project idea. Followed the little direction you gave and mine stuck solid to the pizza stone I baked it on. Had to soak it and scape it into the trash. You never said what you used to bake it on or if it needed to be greased or anything! Broken my toddler heart that she couldn't paint it because it didn't come out :(
I just made this exact recipe, it made one pumpkin, for me anyways. I baked it on a jelly roll pan without any spray or lining. It came off just fine and is cooling now to paint. Thank you for this, super cute!!
I wouldn’t salt can. Burn the pads on the animals feet, shouldn’t use salt in your. Ice melt for snow either, buy the white pellet type pet. Friendly because it has no salt in it
Marisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
To those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
Marisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
To those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
Marisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
To those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
You can find other salt dough recipes online. I used this same recipe to make ornaments and they cracked. When baking use a cookie pan with either parchment paper ir foil easy clean
I did this for the first time after csrfully fighting to get it off pan i placed upside down on rack since top cooked ...but total cooking time for me was 4 hrs then i painted it bc it turned black from pan and stuck ...it looks like it might crack .....looking for a new recipe
Wouldn't it disintegrate being a stepping stone outside in the rain and snow? And if animals will eat it why would I want to put it outside as a stepping stone?
O M Goodness! These are all wonderful Ideas! Love the Monster Donuts & Pumpkins best! Definitely going to make some of these. They will be winners for sure w/everyone! Thanks so much! 🎃🍂🦋🌻🍁😃
Here is the recipe! :) 
I love your new blog!! I really want to make mine better now lol. So fun to see what you and the little man have been up to.
ReplyDeleteI need help subscribing to yours! It said i had to have a tumblr account to follow you? So maybe im doing it wrong? Lol
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! How did you do the coloring?
Thanks!
Food coloring
Deleteyes how do you do the coloring
ReplyDeleteyou colour it by painting the salt dough after its been baked and cooled using acrylic paints
ReplyDeleteWhen you bake the dough, do you do so on a baking sheet?
ReplyDeleteDoes the recipe only make 1 pumpkin or all that are pictured?
ReplyDeleteTotal fail! Give better directions for such a cook project idea. Followed the little direction you gave and mine stuck solid to the pizza stone I baked it on. Had to soak it and scape it into the trash. You never said what you used to bake it on or if it needed to be greased or anything! Broken my toddler heart that she couldn't paint it because it didn't come out :(
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DeleteI just made this exact recipe, it made one pumpkin, for me anyways. I baked it on a jelly roll pan without any spray or lining. It came off just fine and is cooling now to paint. Thank you for this, super cute!!
ReplyDeleteCam you use food coloring in the dough before baking it? So no mess of paint
ReplyDeletePut on parchment paper or wax paper to avoid sticking
ReplyDeleteCan you use this on animals? I would love to get my cats paw prints
ReplyDeleteYes of course!! The ingredients are pet friendly
DeleteYes of course!! The ingredients are pet friendly
DeleteI wouldn’t salt can. Burn the pads on the animals feet, shouldn’t use salt in your. Ice melt for snow either, buy the white pellet type pet. Friendly because it has no salt in it
DeleteCan you use this on animals? I would love to get my cats paw prints
ReplyDeleteMarisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
ReplyDeleteTo those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
Marisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
ReplyDeleteTo those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
Marisa, yes. It's salt and flour. Perfectly safe, just try not to let them ingest too much as salt isn't good for fur babies.
ReplyDeleteTo those asking about color, you can use food coloring before baking and you can also use the generic sharpies from the dollar tree to color the. We made christmas ornaments the year before last and used the sharpies to color them. Turned out great.
Oh and you can always bake them on foil to avoid possible mess up's. We used cookie sheets with our ornaments.
I would not recommend stepping stones unless you seal them. Why? Because rats/mice love them. That being said, wrap them in foil to keep critters out.
Okay thank you :)
ReplyDeleteYou can find other salt dough recipes online. I used this same recipe to make ornaments and they cracked. When baking use a cookie pan with either parchment paper ir foil easy clean
ReplyDeleteI meant or
DeleteDo you have a recipe that worked.for you and you liked?
DeleteJust done with my
DeleteMake sure you put flour on top before you put kids hands and feet in...makes a mess if you do not and you have to reform
ReplyDeleteSelf rising flour or all purpose flour
ReplyDeleteHow do you seal it?
ReplyDeleteHow many does that make
ReplyDeleteevery time i try to make this the bottom of it never gets done any suggestions
ReplyDeleteI did this for the first time after csrfully fighting to get it off pan i placed upside down on rack since top cooked ...but total cooking time for me was 4 hrs then i painted it bc it turned black from pan and stuck ...it looks like it might crack .....looking for a new recipe
DeleteTry 1 cup flour 1/4 cup salt, 7 tbsspn of water,need for 10 mins..until smooth, cook on 300° for 45 mins..cook on a plain baking pan.
DeleteWouldn't it disintegrate being a stepping stone outside in the rain and snow? And if animals will eat it why would I want to put it outside as a stepping stone?
ReplyDeleteI used a clear sealant from an arts and crafts store it seemed to work so far
DeleteCan I use Sea Salt?!
ReplyDeleteHow do you get the pumpkin shape
ReplyDelete200f or 200c ?
ReplyDeleteHow do you get the pumpkin shape? Cookie cutters? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow do you get the pumpkin shape? Cookie cutters? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt's really very super and fantastic blog i really appreciate your work well done.
ReplyDeleteCarve Halloween Pumpkins
What do u use to get the shape of the pumpkin and can u use craft paint to paint on it when done
ReplyDeleteO M Goodness! These are all wonderful Ideas! Love the Monster Donuts & Pumpkins best! Definitely going to make some of these. They will be winners for sure w/everyone! Thanks so much! 🎃🍂🦋🌻🍁😃
ReplyDeleteWhat type of salt & flour???
ReplyDeleteCan you use markers to write something on them?
ReplyDeleteHow many pumpkins (pictured above) does the batch you gave make? If I wanted say 2 of them, do I cut the ingredients in half? Thanks!
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