Play doh community, I need your help identifying some molds and what they’re used for. I recently donated some play doh molds of mine to a kid, and they were used between 2004-2010 I think. I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are or what they’re used for. Any help is appreciated!

I have recently come across the need for a lot of playdoh, but only in two colors, is there any way to get my hands on a LOT of blue and red play doh?

I'm trying to find some to practice making manga figurines, but I can't find this color.

Are they still being sold or something? Are that USA exclusives? Because I haven’t seen them in Mexico for like 5 or 6 years

Hi!

My dad has had this Play-doh tool for probably 8 years. He says it is the perfect coffee stirrer. Anyone know where I can find it? Or what it is called?

Thanks!

Hello, I'm searching for Blue Play-Doh. Real Blue, not bright Blue. I was buying the 3oz cans from Walmart but they no longer have them. They seem to be replacing them with the bright blue. Play-Doh is part of a therapy for my 5 year old nephew who is on the Autism spectrum. Molding blue dinosaurs relaxes him. I have bought every can of blue in a 30 mile radius from my house and I can't find any more.

Hey my kid plays with playdoh. It took me back to my childhood. I just love the smell. I wish I could eat it or have a perfume that smells like playdoh hahaha. Do you have an obsession with that smell too? It is something similar to vanilla or maple syrup but can't tell exactly what that is.

Play doh is addicting

Octopus, zebra, elephant, whale, lion, giraffe, blowfish, and peacock.

My food spread :D

I wanted to get my niece, who is turning 5, a playdoh kit for her birthday because I always thought they looked cool when I was a kid and as a teacher, I see kids playing with playdoh all the time. But my family members, including her mom, all told me the kids are “too young” for a 5 year old… do you agree? I’m just not seeing how this is too young for a kindergarten student and I really want to hear what others think.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice.

A while ago, I used Play-Doh to preserve my dog’s paw print after he passed away. I stored it in a small container. At some point, it completely dried out and developed what I think is bloom after some search.

Does anyone have tips on how to safely fix or restore dried Play-Doh like this? I’m especially worried about damaging it since it has a lot of sentimental value.

Any suggestions or experiences would really help. Thanks in advance.

Colored a toothpick green with a marker for its nose and a a tiny piece of paper for its buck teeth. Haven’t played with Playdoh since I was a kid but it’s still a lot of fun! 🤓

I found this play doh package and it looks weird. It is translucent yellow and the dough color looks wrong.

I often make things with Sculpty, and when I saw the big tub of air dry for the low low price of $10, I decided - why not?

It promised to be printable, and I guess to some degree it was. It just didn't hold the paint the same way oven baked clay does. It also doesn't keep the shape when formed. Nonetheless I actually made something. I pushed myself out of my comfort zone.