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Making The Play-Doh Fun Go Further! | Repurposing Your Empty Play-Doh Pots

At Creation Station we use A LOT of Play-Doh!  We absolutely love that we have such an awesome partnership with Hasbro which enables us to bring super awesome Play-Doh fun to our parties, classes and events but with all our modelling fun also comes lots of empty pots!  Here are some of our favourite ways to reuse/repurpose your leftover Play-Doh pots:

1. Crafty Flower Pots

Decorate your Play-Doh pots with Sharpie pens and then use pipe cleaners and tissue paper to create some colourful flowers.

2. Bird Feeders

Use the empty pots to create sweet little feeders for your feathered friends.

3. Seed Growers

The perfect size for growing seedlings in each spring.

4.  Bubble Snakes

Clean the pots and drill a small hole in the bottom.  Place a piece of cloth or flannel over the open end of the pot and secure with an elastic band or piece of string.  Dip the cloth into a solution of baby bath and water and gently blow through the drilled hole to create an awesome bubble snake!

For more ideas of awesome creative makes and where to find your nearest Creation Station visit www.thecreationstation.co.uk

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