We were doing a whole week of painting projects this week and this fit in perfectly. I made it this morning and my daughter played in the tub for 45 minutes with it. I just posted about it on my blog with a link back to your post. Thanks for sharing.
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Have you ever had one of those days where by the end of said day you can't recall really sitting down the whole day? One of those days where you are pretty sure smoke is coming from your ears and not out of anger but out of a blown fuse in what used to be your brain.
I had one of those days. Amazingly enough it was still a really productive day. I got a lot done, but they were all surprise projects. Tasks more like it. So I had not prepared for them, pumped myself up if you will. There was no self-induced pep talk to start my tasks off right.
For that reason, as I type this out my brain is having trouble conversing with my fingers and you are lucky that the post doesn't start looking like this..djapiob sjiw lsj;oigj jjjjjzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....
PS that was my head hitting the keyboard from instantaneous uncontrollable slumber.
Since I am 30 seconds away from having a perma indent on my forehead in the shape of a space bar, I am keeping this little post short and sweet.
Here we are on A Pinteresting Wednesday. The day of the week where I share a completed project from one of my Pin Boards. One of the thousands of projects I have good intentions of doing/trying. Hehehe.
This was a very recent pin. LIKE I saw it, pinned it, and did it all in 30 minutes.
What can we glean from this?
This project is SUPER easy.
Not only was is super easy, but it was an immediate hit with the bath-taker in our house.
I mean what kid doesn't like Bubble Bath Paint.
All you need to gather is:
1 bottle 15 oz baby bath wash (clear)
7 TBS cornstarch
small containers
food coloring
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Simple. Now mix cornstarch into baby bath wash until well mixed. Pour the mixture into separate containers...these are about 1 cup containers and I filled four.
Mix in a couple drops of each color. Stir well.
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Put lid on and wait until bath time...if you can.
Little wanted to take a bath immediately. Thank heavens I talked him into waiting until after dinner and when Hubby was home.
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The paint can be used with a paint brush or with their hands.
Good times had by all.
I give this project a happy, if somewhat exhausted, two thumbs way up.
How has your pinning been going? My pin boards grow by the hour day. So many good ideas, so little time.
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Now off I go to snuggle with Hubby on the couch and fall asleep watch some TV.
posted by Larissa@Just Another Day in Paradise at 5:00 AM on Aug 15, 2012
"A Pinteresting Wednesday: Bubble Bath Paints"
5 Comments -
Does this stain their body or the tub, tile, or grout?
August 15, 2012 at 9:49 PM
As long as you only use a couple of drops of food coloring, than no.
It all washes away.
August 16, 2012 at 11:20 AM
As always you are amazing :)
August 17, 2012 at 11:46 AM
We were doing a whole week of painting projects this week and this fit in perfectly. I made it this morning and my daughter played in the tub for 45 minutes with it. I just posted about it on my blog with a link back to your post. Thanks for sharing.
August 17, 2012 at 9:45 PM
Sounds like a fun week. Glad she had a fyn bath!
August 18, 2012 at 8:25 AM