I made a new sorting tray inspired by the Dallas Cowboys! It's great for holding small items for sorting. Fill in each point with a different color fill and watch them mix together in the center. This will entertain a toddler for hours!

Here's a little tray shaped and colored like a dump truck! It's great for holding small objects or sorting things since there are 3 sections. It takes just under 2 hours and only has 11 color changes and flushes less than 5 grams of plastic. This is a great addition to any young truck enthusiasts sensory bin!

This is a great accessory for any use of Play Doh! Who doesn't want to create giant ice cream cones of fun, swirly colors! Each cone only takes less than 5 grams so it's a great way to use up the last little bit of a spool of filament. These ice cream cones aren't hollow, so no Play Doh will get stuck inside. Show me your Play Doh ice cream setup!

I wanted to practice some new modelling techniques, particularly circular patterns. Ice cream cones always seem to have something wrong with them out of the package, so I set out to make my own! This 1:1 scale recreation of an ice cream cone won't get soggy, won't chip at the top, and can't be crushed be little hands excited for ice cream. This is great for a toy kitchen if you have some fun colored round objects to place on top. Or ball up some colored construction paper. Have fun!