Check Out these Malaysian Themed Play-Doh Projects
Step 1
Roll and cut a circle using a round template (we used a Play-Doh Foam tub as a template!)
Step 2
Prepare the fillings by rolling it into little balls.
Step 3
Fill the karipap with filings and fold it up.
Step 4
Make tiny pinches and folds on the sides of the karipap and cut it in half. Use an old toothbrush to give it a little texture on the Karipap.
How cute is that, now you have a couple of miniature Karipaps to enjoy!
Make a Congkak (A Malaysian Traditional Game)
Play-Doh colours: Dark brown, white, green, pink, blue and Play-Doh sand.
Tools: Play-Doh knife (or a plastic knife), satay stick, popsicle stick, a whiteboard marker and a roller.
Step 1
Roll a sausage shape following the length of the popsicle stick.
Step 2
Use the end of the marker to make holes.
Step 3
To decorate your miniature congkak, make tiny leaves and heart shapes or any embellishments you wish to add. You can use satay stick for textures and patterns just like the real congkak.
Step 4
Make the marbles! Use white, pink and blue and twist it up into a candy cane. Cut it up into small pieces and roll it into tiny balls.
There you go! Your personal miniature congkak that you can play with.
Make a Malayan Tiger
Play-Doh colours: White, orange, black and yellow
Tools: Play-Doh knife (or a plastic knife) and a satay stick
Step 1
Preparation! Roll and divide an orange ball according to this guide: 1 medium size ball (for the body), 1 smaller-medium size ball (for the head), 1 smaller medium ball (for the tail, ears and nose) and 4 small balls (for the limbs). You should have a total of 7 balls.
Step 2
Start with body, limbs and tail! With the 1 medium size ball, shape it slightly like an egg shape for the body.
Next for the limbs, make a teardrop shape and bend it slightly for the front legs, but for the hind legs, flattened the teardrop shape.
While you are working on the limbs, go ahead and take a piece of the Play-Doh to roll a log for the tail.
Step 3
Let's make the head! Roll a ball and make it slightly flat. For the nose, make a small teardrop shape.
For the fur around the face and head, roll a long white rope. Then, attach it around the head and pinch it. Or you can also use a satay stick to press the edges.
To add the tiger's mouth and nose, use 2 yellow balls and 1 white ball and place it accordingly just like the picture.
For the ears, make 2 small petal shape and pinch the sides. Attach it to each side of the head.
Finally, the eyes, make 2 tiny white balls and flatten it. Then, do the same with the colour black.
Step 4
On with the stripes and paws! For the stripes, roll a long, think black rope and attach it on the body in short pieces. Don't forget to add a black patch at the tip of the tail too. On the head, add 2 tiny stripes on each side of the nose and all around the tiger's head.
For the paws, roll a medium size white ball. Cut the white into 4 pieces. Attach it to each limb and use a satay stick to create lines for the paw.
Attach the head and now we have a miniature Malayan tiger! Use Play-Doh Sand, Play-Doh Slime and Play-Doh Foam to create sand, water and trees for a miniature nature background.
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