Another thought I had - maybe this could be used to teach children how much salt to put on their food since they can see it? Or maybe for a party? Hmm...
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Sparkle and Shine
I tried my hand at making homemade glitter tonight. The recipe can be found all over the internet, so I won't worry about linking them! I just mixed 1/4 to 1/3 cup of salt with a few drops of food coloring in a tupperwear container and shook it until they were mixed. Then I spread each color on some foil and placed on a baking sheet in a 375 degree oven and baked for 10 minutes (this is just to dry out the salt and the food coloring). So, with 5 minutes of mixing and shaking and 10 minutes of baking, I've got 6 colors of glitter ready to shake onto my princesses' art work!
Another thought I had - maybe this could be used to teach children how much salt to put on their food since they can see it? Or maybe for a party? Hmm...
Another thought I had - maybe this could be used to teach children how much salt to put on their food since they can see it? Or maybe for a party? Hmm...
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Does it still have a salt flavor after the moisture from the food coloring and baking? Just wondering. Would be interesting to know.
ReplyDeleteLeslie, I was curious too so I dipped a finger in...yep! Still salty! :P
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