♥♥ Play-Doh Disney Princess Ariels Jewels and Gems Set
- 6 years ago
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You can make amazing jewelry fit for a princess with the Ariels Jewels and Gems Set. Use the 3 different colors of Play-Doh modeling compound to roll gems, shape beads and create amazing jewelry. The sparkle compound makes your creations extra shiny. Bring out your inner jeweler and your inner princess with the Ariels Jewels and Gems Set.Play-Doh Ariel Jewels N Gems Make amazing jewelry fit for a princess with the Play-Doh Disney Princess Ariels Jewels and Gems Set! Use the 3 different colors of PLAY-DOH modeling compound to roll gems, shape beads and create amazing jewelry. The sparkle compound makes your creations extra shiny! Product Features Make beautiful, sparkly jewelry with the 3 colors of Play-Doh compound Use the roller to shape gemstones, rings, beads and jewelry Wear the bracelet while you create The roller has the Sebastian charer from The Little Mermaidon it Press out beads with the book mold shaped like the Flounder charer .\r
Make beautiful, sparkly jewelry with the 3 colors of Play-Doh compound\r
Use the roller to shape gemstones, rings, beads and jewelry\r
Wear the bracelet while you create\r
The roller has the Sebastian charer from The Little Mermaidon it\r
Press out beads with the book mold shaped like the Flounder charer\r
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History of Play-Doh:\r
In the 1930s the product was originally a pliable, putty-like substance that could clean coal residue from wallpaper. In the 1950s a classroom of children began using it to make Christmas ornaments and the product was reworked and marketed to Cincinnati schools. Play-Doh was demonstrated at an educational convention in 1956 and prominent department stores. Play-Doh compound was available only in one color and size, an off-white, 1.5-pound can. Since then has since become a classic and beloved toy, used in homes and schools around the world by children of all ages.\r
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Play-Doh is primarily a mixture of water, salt and flour. It does not contain peanuts, peanut oil, or any milk byproducts. It does contain wheat. Play-Doh compound is not a food item and is not intended to be eaten. Play-Doh compound is non-toxic, non-irritating & non-allergenic except as noted: Children who are allergic to wheat gluten may have an allergic reion to this product. Also, due to the high salt content in Play-Doh compound, the product can be harmful to pets if ingested.\r
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Cold Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)\r
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by Play-Doh\r
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Cold Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com\r
Another haul video from The Toy Mom who purchased everything herself and will unbox and review this toy just like another great toy reviewer: DisneyCollectorBR
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You can make amazing jewelry fit for a princess with the Ariels Jewels and Gems Set. Use the 3 different colors of Play-Doh modeling compound to roll gems, shape beads and create amazing jewelry. The sparkle compound makes your creations extra shiny. Bring out your inner jeweler and your inner princess with the Ariels Jewels and Gems Set.Play-Doh Ariel Jewels N Gems Make amazing jewelry fit for a princess with the Play-Doh Disney Princess Ariels Jewels and Gems Set! Use the 3 different colors of PLAY-DOH modeling compound to roll gems, shape beads and create amazing jewelry. The sparkle compound makes your creations extra shiny! Product Features Make beautiful, sparkly jewelry with the 3 colors of Play-Doh compound Use the roller to shape gemstones, rings, beads and jewelry Wear the bracelet while you create The roller has the Sebastian charer from The Little Mermaidon it Press out beads with the book mold shaped like the Flounder charer .\r
Make beautiful, sparkly jewelry with the 3 colors of Play-Doh compound\r
Use the roller to shape gemstones, rings, beads and jewelry\r
Wear the bracelet while you create\r
The roller has the Sebastian charer from The Little Mermaidon it\r
Press out beads with the book mold shaped like the Flounder charer\r
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History of Play-Doh:\r
In the 1930s the product was originally a pliable, putty-like substance that could clean coal residue from wallpaper. In the 1950s a classroom of children began using it to make Christmas ornaments and the product was reworked and marketed to Cincinnati schools. Play-Doh was demonstrated at an educational convention in 1956 and prominent department stores. Play-Doh compound was available only in one color and size, an off-white, 1.5-pound can. Since then has since become a classic and beloved toy, used in homes and schools around the world by children of all ages.\r
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Play-Doh is primarily a mixture of water, salt and flour. It does not contain peanuts, peanut oil, or any milk byproducts. It does contain wheat. Play-Doh compound is not a food item and is not intended to be eaten. Play-Doh compound is non-toxic, non-irritating & non-allergenic except as noted: Children who are allergic to wheat gluten may have an allergic reion to this product. Also, due to the high salt content in Play-Doh compound, the product can be harmful to pets if ingested.\r
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Cold Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)\r
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by Play-Doh\r
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Cold Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com\r
Another haul video from The Toy Mom who purchased everything herself and will unbox and review this toy just like another great toy reviewer: DisneyCollectorBR