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Dough Syringes Set of 8 - Dough accessory for pressing How it works The dough or modeling clay should definitely be soft enough for children to press it through the dough syringes on their own. Warm it with your hands or make the modeling compound nice and soft by kneading and adding moisture. Roll 2–3 cm long and 1–2 cm thick ropes and thread them into the syringe barrel. Place the syringe plunger and now some strength is needed! Press! But the effort with the dough syringes is worth it! The 4 different nozzles deliver great results: star, flower, triangle strands and spaghetti strings. The strings can be braided or used as decoration for other projects. Charming corners, stars and flowers come out when the strands are cut into slices. The best dough accessory for children Tested for you To give children more variety and creative possibilities when kneading and modeling, we have tested the most popular accessories for you and compiled them into a selected range: The {{ link::product id='406-190' text='dough rollers' }} encourage children to roll. As soon as they have the sturdy corrugated roller in their hands, the most beautiful motifs appear. These are then further processed with the versatile {{ link::product id='405-418' text='cookie cutters' }} shortly thereafter. The cool thing about the cutters: they offer the right themes for the whole year and are therefore always a popular companion at the dough table. Another highlight for dough design are the lovely {{ link::product id='406-189' text='stamps' }}. The practical thing: the plasticine dough gets a nice print, but does not stick to the stamps. Re-softening dough 4 easy tricks Microwave: Warm the dough in the microwave for 15 seconds at 750 watts to start. If the result is not yet satisfactory, simply put the dough back in the microwave for another 15 seconds. Heater: Wrap the dough in a damp kitchen towel and place it on the radiator. After 2–3 hours knead the compound through and check whether it is already soft enough. If not, place the dough again in the damp kitchen towel on the radiator and test repeatedly. Damp cloth: Especially in summer this is more pleasant and sensible than the radiator method. Wrap the dough in a damp kitchen towel and leave it overnight. Knead the compound thoroughly the next day. Oil or water: Put the dried-out dough into a well-sealable container. Add a few drops of vegetable oil or water. After about twelve hours in the closed container the compound should be kneadable again. Caution: If you add too much oil or water, the dough will become mushy — so test sparingly at first. We wish you much success and smooth results. Dough. Creative. Design. With the dough syringes from KRAFT.

Plastilin - the best modeling clay for children Long-lasting molding fun without drying out Fine and delicate or large-scale and strong - all no problem with our Plastilin. Our clay awakens children's artistic talent and promotes fine and gross motor skills of the hands. The children can work gracefully with their fingertips and nails and create delicate works of art, or they can knead it thoroughly. Our clay can also be torn apart, twisted or spread in all directions very well. For that the child may also grip a bit more firmly. Colorful clay Our Plastilin shines in bright, vivid colors: red, white, green, orange, brown, black, blue & yellow. If children want to achieve marble effects, they can easily mix the clays together. Possible uses Ideas & suggestions Recreate & tell the most beautiful holiday experience Knead a favorite animal Knead a fantasy figure One child models something, the others guess Knead gently & knead vigorously Our Plastilin is ideal for therapeutic purposes. Stimulating and encouraging questions could be: - “Do you dare to use the Plastilin in large amounts and with your whole hand?” - “How does it feel when you tear the Plastilin apart?” If someone handles the Plastilin more forcefully and roughly, these questions could help slow the pace: - “What do you think would become of your work if you were only allowed to shape it with your thumb and forefinger?” - 'How does it feel when you touch the clay very gently?' Long-lasting. Supple. Colorful. This is the Plastilin modeling compound from KRAFT.

Modeling rollers set of 4 - small dough rollers for children Varied modeling & rolling Modeling clay or play dough is often rolled, pressed, torn apart and shaped with hands and fingers. Smooth, even surfaces are harder to achieve with fingers alone, and that's where the smooth roller comes into play. With our dough rollers, children roll out a nice smooth surface from the dough mound that can then be further worked on. For example with the 3 other modeling rollers. The surface is decorated in seconds with relief and beautiful patterns. With our wooden modeling rollers, children have an accessory that lets them create striking 3D surfaces reminiscent of waves, cobblestones and special mosaics. The best modeling accessory for children Tested for you To give children more variety and creative possibilities when kneading and modeling, we tested the most popular accessories for you and compiled them in a selected range: The {{ link::product id='406-190' text='modeling rollers' }} encourage children to roll. As soon as they have the sturdy corrugated roller in their hands, the most beautiful motifs appear. These are shortly afterwards further processed with the versatile {{ link::product id='405-418' text='cookie cutters' }}. The great thing about the cutters: they offer the right themes for the whole year and are therefore always a popular companion at the play-dough table. Another highlight for modeling is the lovely {{ link::product id='406-189' text='stamps' }}. The practical thing: the plastilin dough takes a nice impression but does not stick to the stamps. The remnants of the dough also find new shape through the funny {{ link::product id='405-416' text='dough syringes ' }}. Making dough soft again 4 simple tricks Microwave: Warm the dough in the microwave for an initial 15 seconds at 750 watts. If the result is not yet satisfactory, simply put the dough back in the microwave for another 15 seconds. Heater: Wrap the dough in a damp kitchen towel and place it on the heater. After 2-3 hours knead the mass through and check whether it is already soft enough. If not, place the dough again in the damp kitchen towel on the heater and test repeatedly. Damp cloth: Especially in summer this is more pleasant and sensible than the heater variant. Wrap the dough in a damp kitchen towel and leave it to sit overnight. Knead the mass thoroughly the next day. Oil or water: Put the dried-out dough in a well-sealable container. Add a few drops of vegetable oil or water. After about twelve hours in the closed container the mass should be pliable again. Caution: If you add too much oil or water, the dough will become mushy - so test sparingly at first. We wish you much success and supple results. Patterns. Roll. Like a baker. With the modeling rollers from KRAFT.

Modeling clay Glina, clay Haptic creativity With the modellable clay, children unfold new creative potentials beyond the conventional. The sensorial haptic experience of the fine white clay opens children up to creative work.  Easy to use The easily modelable Glina clay feels pleasantly cool on children’s skin and can be worked into vessels, mosaic pieces, doll heads or figures with or without water. With no effort, Glina clay air-dries hard. Further processing possible The surface is smooth, hard and light. If the work should become colorful, opaque acrylic paint, finger paint or watercolors can be used. Also by gluing with the transparent-drying KRAFT all-purpose glue, the Glina clay artwork can gain further great effects. Examples Make your own play figures, design and give away jewelry and pendants, craft a giant mosaic together with others, create bells and instruments — this way children’s sense of self-efficacy grows. Creative. Haptic. Practical. That is Glina clay from KRAFT.