Paint And Bicarb

[Guest]

Hi

does anyone have a 'recipe' for mixing paint and bicarb to make puffy paint please?

 

Thanks for your help

[AnonyMouse_1027]

oww puffy paint - that sounds like fun

[AnonyMouse_1326]

I found this I hope this helps

 

 

 

Puffy Paint

Great Fun for Kids!

 

Equal parts of flour, salt, and water

Food Coloring

Cardboard squares or heavy paper

Plastic squeeze bottles

 

 

 

Mix equal parts of flour, salt, and water in a bowl. Add the food coloring to get the desired color. Pour into the empty plastic squeeze bottles (empty mustard or ketchup bottles). Squeeze out onto cardboard or heavy paper.

Mixture will harden in a puffy shape. Colors will pool together without mixing together.

Experiment with designs and patterns!

Kids love it!

[Guest]

I found this I hope this helps

 

 

 

Puffy Paint

Great Fun for Kids!

 

Equal parts of flour, salt, and water

Food Coloring

Cardboard squares or heavy paper

Plastic squeeze bottles

 

 

 

Mix equal parts of flour, salt, and water in a bowl. Add the food coloring to get the desired color. Pour into the empty plastic squeeze bottles (empty mustard or ketchup bottles). Squeeze out onto cardboard or heavy paper.

Mixture will harden in a puffy shape. Colors will pool together without mixing together.

Experiment with designs and patterns!

Kids love it!

[Guest]

Hi

Thanks for replying I tried this once before with a recipe from a book but it did not say to add salt, which is probably why it did not work! I will use your recipe this time!!

 

Thanks very much

[AnonyMouse_8623]

Sounds great! I haven't used this before but will certainly try it now. Thanks for the recipe Karen.

[Guest]

I used to use that recipe then carefully dry the picture in the microwave for a few seconds (not too long or it may burn). This made it fluff upeven more and give a different texture.

 

Peggy