Wheat Paste Recipe
Did you know you can make your own non-toxic paste? This wheat paste recipe is perfect for any pasting project with your preschooler.
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You’ll Need
* 1/3 cup of wheat flour (not self-rising)
* 2 tbsp of sugar
* 1 cup water
* 1/4 tbsp oil of cinnamon
Directions:
Combine the flour and sugar. Mix well. Add them to a pot over low heat. Slowly add the water, stirring continuously. Work out any lumps. Cook it over low heat, stirring constantly until the mixture starts to turn clear. Remove the pot from the stove, add the oil of cinnamon and mix until well combined.
Store the wheat paste in a clean jar with a tight fitting lid. The paste will keep for several weeks and does not need to be refrigerated.
You may also enjoy this homemade fingerpaint recipe.
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Walking Stick Craft
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You’ll Need:
* large stick or branch
* paint
* paint brushes
* yarn or twine
* feathers and pinecones (optional)
Directions:
First you’ll need to find a large stick or a small branch. Look for dried out wood (not green) and make sure it is a comfortable size for your child. It should be a little higher than your child’s waist. Remove the bark and any little knots or side branches to make sure it is easy to grip.
Next let your child decorate his or her walking stick with paint. Once the paint dries it is ready for the first walk or hike. Bring some yarn or twine along, so your child can collect feathers and pinecones and attach them to the walking stick for an even more personal touch.
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Yogurt Cucumber Parsley Facial Mask
Homemade Spa recipe for a creamy facial mask that leaves your skin soft and refreshed.
Ingredients 
* 1 Tbsp. plain yogurt
* 1 Tbsp. cucumber
* 1 Tbsp. parsley
Cucumber
Directions
Puree the cucumber and parsley finely and mix with the yogurt until smooth. Clean your face with a gentle Cleanser. Cover your face with this creamy mask. This will rejuvenate your skin as it moistens. Leave the mask on for approximately 15-20 minutes for best results. Rinse with water. Follow with your favorite Moisturizer.
Watermelon Toner
Homemade spa recipe for a great toner, not just during the summer months.
Ingredients 
* 2 tbsp fresh watermelon juice
* 1 tbsp vodka
* 2 tbsp witch hazel
* 2 tbsp distilled water
Water Melon Toner - Homemade Spa Recipe
Directions
Strain the watermelon juice to get rid of seeds and fruit pieces. Combine all ingredients in small bowl and stir well. Pour the liquid into clean containers with tight-fitting lids.
To use: pour a small amount on a clean cotton pad and apply it to your face. Store in fridge between uses to retain freshness. The toner will keep approximately one week.
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