'the dough project' keeps kids' health and safety in mind when creating modeling dough for them to play with. The creator of the dough project is Chelsea Milkman, a former preschool teacher. Parents and guardians should also note that each dough she has created is an all-natural, food-grade mix that makes three batches of children-friendly modeling dough.
The doughs are made from sea salt, wheat flour, cream of tartar, and plant-based colored powder like beet, turmeric, and spirulina. The dough kits are all handmade in New York and, when made, can be stored in an air-tight container for up to six months.
Parents, guardians, and teachers can purchase the DIY colorful dough kits on the Uncommon Goods website.
DIY Colourful Dough Sets
'the dough project' Makes All-Natural Children-Friendly Modeling Dough
Trend Themes
1. Natural Play Materials - The trend towards using natural and non-toxic materials in children's toys and activities presents opportunities for companies creating all-natural children-friendly modeling doughs.
2. DIY Crafting Kits - The trend towards DIY and at-home crafting presents opportunities for companies creating DIY colorful dough kits that can be purchased and made at home.
3. Plant-based Colors - The trend towards plant-based and sustainable materials presents opportunities for companies creating modeling doughs made with plant-based colored powders like beet, turmeric, and spirulina.
Industry Implications
1. Children's Toys - The children's toys industry can create all-natural children-friendly modeling doughs to appeal to environmentally and health-conscious parents and guardians.
2. Crafting Kits - The crafting kits industry can create DIY colorful dough kits that can be purchased and made at home.
3. Plant-based Products - The plant-based products industry can create modeling doughs made with plant-based colored powders like beet, turmeric, and spirulina to cater to the growing demand for sustainable materials.