Thursday, September 8, 2011

Colored rice and glue.

A few weeks ago a friend of mine passed on a link to a tutorial for colored rice and I was intrigued. So I bought the necessary ingredients (rice, vinegar and food coloring) and set Jack up at the table. We poured I think it was 2 tbsps of vinegar into four small bowls and then added 4 drops of food coloring. Then we added 1 tbsp of rice and let it soak.
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After soaking we drained the rice and sat that out to let it dry.
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After it had dried we went in search of the glue only to be unable to find it. This drove me crazy, but I still forget to buy any when I went to the store. Fast forward to later that week when I accidentally found the glue in the box where I looked earlier. I still haven't found the glue stick though.

So I set Jack back up at the table, this time with heavy paper (I used the back side of some watercolor paper), the rice, glue and a paintbrush. The only suggestions I gave him were to keep in mind that lots of glue meant longer drying times and that he couldn't glue the paintbrush to the paper. 

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and the finished product
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Next post: I won a blogging award! Ava is awake so I will post that later. :)

6 comments:

  1. cute idea! i'm going to have to try this with gage.

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  2. That is SUPER cute! I want to try it, too...

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  3. That is a great kiddie craft idea!

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  4. What a cute idea! <3

    Courtney @ Ilovethewayyousaygoodmorning.blogspot.com

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  5. SO Cute! Hey btw you won the giveaway... can you email me your mailing address?

    beateakamp@gmail.com ... I dont have your email :(

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  6. What a fun project. I am definitely going to have to store this one away in my mommy craft brain. Thanks for the idea.

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