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11/10/2026

Including a longer YT video from start to finish making, cutting & stamping the dough 😊⁣
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08/10/2026

Activity ideas using our little gumnut symbol stamps πŸ™ŒπŸ½πŸƒβ£
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The pack currently doesn’t come with a small cutting ring. But if you think I should include one, let me know 😊⁣
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07/10/2026

No mucking around here πŸ˜‚ hyperfocus for the win! Our new designs are now available on our website ✨⁣
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We have our beautiful Butterfly Cutter & Stamp as well as 4 new Circle Cutters & Stamps πŸ™πŸ½β£
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I’ve already started making some salt dough ornaments with these so I’ll share those when they’re ready πŸ€—

06/10/2026

It’s a blessing to be able to make beautiful things that you can then make beautiful things with, too πŸ€©πŸ¦‹β£
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These designs will be available soon! I just need to take some photos and get them up on the website. ⁣
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And then make alllll the salt dough ornaments!! πŸ€—

04/10/2026

These were some salt dough ornaments I made using a little bit of red ochre to colour the dough 🀎⁣
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You can use anything to colour your salt dough, but the colours will fade to a less vibrant shade as they dry. I think they still turned out beautiful though πŸ‘ŒπŸ½β£
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If using ochre, I recommend only using a little bit and saving it for special keepsake or gifting ornaments πŸ’–β£
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01/10/2026

Strangely enough, I don’t think I actually have a memory of making salt dough ornaments as a kid πŸ€” ⁣
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I might have, but it’s not one that comes to mind straight away. Do you? ⁣
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Because I sure do love it as an adult πŸ₯£ πŸ’–β£
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⁣I love seeing how educators find ways to use Aboriginal resources in everyday activities 🀎 This activity was all about ...
29/09/2026

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I love seeing how educators find ways to use Aboriginal resources in everyday activities 🀎 This activity was all about kindness, so the resource could be anything. But Rhiarn saw an opportunity to get creative with it.⁣
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Rhiarn (Nikita, Nalani, Ned, Norco, Nutello ) is an early years educator and a long time customer of Ochre Dough. We often yarn, and she reached out asking if she could use our boomerang colouring page with her own additions. Of course I said yes, because it’s so well thought out, and drawing inspiration from First Nations books is a great way to incorporate different learnings into the classroom.⁣
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β€œKindness is like a boomerang, if you throw it often it comes back often” πŸ™πŸ½πŸ’š from the book Kooko Kookaburra by Gregg Dreise

23/09/2026

I’m working on some new designs & resources at the moment, too πŸ€—β£
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Printable playdough mats, sticker pages, mazes, word search, colouring pages and more!

I’m Mikaela, or Maki πŸ™‹πŸ½β€β™€οΈ I’m the Founder & Artist here at Ochre Dough but being Aunty Maki is the best role yet πŸ’žβ£β£Alt...
21/09/2026

I’m Mikaela, or Maki πŸ™‹πŸ½β€β™€οΈ I’m the Founder & Artist here at Ochre Dough but being Aunty Maki is the best role yet πŸ’žβ£
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Although I am a dog mum and that comes pretty close too …. 😜⁣
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This is me with my niece Charlie who just turned 1! She’s a little cheeky sweetheart. I can’t wait to get her feedback on Aunty’s Playdough Mix πŸ‘ŒπŸ½

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