Not Helpful 2 Helpful 1. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. With any of the recipes, you can increase or decrease the number of ingredients to make as much paint as you need. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. The paint will dry out within a day or two. You can add a little water and mix it in to revive the paint. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. The paint is not edible, so keep away from very young children.
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The ingredients were easier to allow each toddler to take turns participating in each step. Turned out great. We made rainbow art. More reader stories Hide reader stories. Did this article help you? Cookies make wikiHow better. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our cookie policy.
Deborah Parks Jul 17, Anonymous Aug 22, Hussaina Turabi Feb 24, It just worked so well for squishies too! Anonymous May 18, Anonymous May 6, Puffy paint is so much fun for kids. I did this the other day with my son and he loved it.
He painted with brushes but it worked just as well. And putting it in the microwave made it puff quickly for immediate results. We made a gift for his Aunt and she wants to shellac or varnish it to keep it intact.
Hi Angela, love love love your blog. Thank you soooo sooo much for your sweet words!! I was thinking about doing a post on how I store everything. Maybe a week?
If they are really important, I keep them in a special box for each child. Hope that helps! After a week of having my kids artwork up I take a picture of it and then get rid of it. I plan on making them a book of all their art work when they graduate from elementary school.
Such a fun activity you can make right in your kitchen! I look forward to seeing you there this week. Just tried making and using one squeezy bottle of puffy paint from your recipe, we both loved it! We also sprinkled glitter on before putting in the microwave which worked brilliantly. Looks fun. This looks so interesting and fun. I am wondering how well it holds up when made before-hand?
I plan to make about 5 different colours in the bottles and then use it the next day to trace our names. Thanks, Michelle. I think I will try this! This did not work for the kids or me in a squirt bottle unfortunately. Paint with your new puffy paint! Let your painting dry overnight.
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Add tape if you are concerned that the kids will squeeze them open. STEP 1. In a large bowl, whisk together glue and shaving cream until combined. STEP 2. If desired, add food coloring, essential oil, or glitter and stir to distribute.
Tip: If you want to make a few different colors, put some puffy paint in small containers and then add a few drops of food coloring and mix with a small spoon or Popsicle stick. Painting with homemade puffy paint is a fun project for kids as young as toddler age and all the way up to teens.
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