This is another terrific idea that is cheap, easy, and loads of fun. All the items are found in your pantry or cupboard, and it can be done in a matter of minutes.
Dry pasta, dyed to beautiful vibrant colours to be used in crafts or strung as beads. Not only will you catch on to this quickly, you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner! Included in the video also is a great SAFE toddler "needle" that you can make.
We will be employing the newly dyed "beads" during Gramma Camp* to make all kinds of fun projects. Take a look! Spark an idea for that toddler party, children's art project, lesson craft, or school assignment!
*We did this craft this afternoon and we had FUN! Mogli made one for each of his girl cousin's and one for his Aunt! He kept saying, "This is fun gramma!" and we will probably be making some more tomorrow!
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Dying Dry Pasta for Crafts
Posted by S'mee at 1:42 AM
Labels: "a corner in my home", art, cheap, children, colour, crafts, dye, easy, food, gramma camp, grandkids, inexensive, jewelry, learning, pasta, saving money, toddlers, Tutorial Tuesdays
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8 comments:
Nifty!!!!
Thanks Sis!
Love it!!! Love you!!!!
I'll have to try this with my little one! Thanks!
Oh freakin way neat! I love it, I've never known how to do it!
Thanks everyone! This is super easy and Mogli LOVED it. I highly recommend the chenille stem needle, it worked SO well!
what a cool idea! how do you come up with these things? you're amazing.
Erin, I steal them from other people!
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