




Magic by Nahla, Party Dough
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Everything needed for an imaginary birthday party, mixed into one kilogram of cloud-like dough: a cake and cake stand, an icing drip cutter, tiny candles in their own box, a tub of sprinkles, and a birthday card to finish it off. Little hands mix the dough themselves with a splash of oil and some boiled water (a grown-up's job), then bake, ice and light as many pretend birthdays as they like.
Handmade in small batches from taste-safe, non-toxic ingredients — wheat flour, salt, cream of tartar and mica — Wonder Dough is soft and cloud-like rather than the stiff, chemical-smelling stuff off a supermarket shelf. Store it back in the pouch in a cool, dark place and it'll last for months of party play.
What's Inside:
🎉 DIY Wonder Dough mix, white glitter, ready to mix and create. Makes 1kg of dough.
🎂 Cake and cake stand
🧁 Icing drip dough cutter
🕯️ Candles, candle box and number candle of your choice
✨ Tub of sprinkles to decorate
💌 Birthday card
Recommended for ages 3+, with an adult on hand for the hot water step. Contains gluten.
Magic by Nahla is a Mount Martha play dough business created by Nahla — 9 years old, local, and self-appointed Chief Magic Creator — alongside her mum and trusty assistant Nikki. Since Nahla was tiny, weekends at their place have meant play dough. They have spent two years developing their wonder dough recipe to share that joy with other children on the Peninsula and beyond.
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