If you have some salt and food coloring, have your kiddos make some firework art projects for the 4th of July! It's super easy and turns out pretty cool!
You will need salt, food coloring, black paper, straw/dropper, and a bottle of glue.
Start by having kids draw on the black paper with the glue bottle. Then shake some salt all over the glue making sure it covers all of it.
Mix water with blue and red food coloring and grab a small straw. Pick up some water and drop it over the salt lines, you can also use a water dropper but I didn't have one. The water will pool up but just let it dry overnight to wake up to cool looking raised fireworks!
I would of showed you the final product of the previous one but I was dumb and shook off the water and ruined it so DON'T do that! :)
If you like this one, check out my other patriotic craft ideas!
What a cool idea i will be doing this with my summer campers.
We just put the glue down, sprinkled salt and put the food coloring right away :)
Just wondering, do u do everything while the glue is still wet? Or put salt on, let it dry, then do food colouring?
What an original idea, this looks like fun
This looks like SO much fun! I am going to try this this week with my daughter :-)
This looks brilliant - so easy to do too! I'm pinning this one for when my kids are a little bit older.
A perfect craft idea for us - all things we have on hand and super easy to do! Awesome!
What a cool idea
Beautiful! What a creative way to use salt!
So pretty! The black background is perfect. (And i'm glad I'm not the only one who does things like shake the water off salt art! lol!)
How cute is this? Super relevant for the upcoming holiday
These are so cute. I love that the craft is simple enough for kids to do easily but the results are so pretty. Thanks! Pinning.
This is really cool!
I really love this! I'll be pinning for sure. You always have some fun ideas.
What a cute idea!! Going to have to try this - great for older kids too, they can get really detailed and creative.
I love this! Awesome idea!