There was a great piece in the Wall Street Journal this weekend on the photographs of snowflakes taken by Alexey Kljatov, a school assistant in Russia. So inspiring! I remembered that we learned how to paint snowflakes with epsom salt while in Montessori training, but I never learned how much salt to mix into the water. So I experimented! You can try it, too. (I've provided a few links below, but honestly I can't even watch youtube videos anymore because we have so many filters on our computer! Teenagers..........)
Cheap, ubiquitous |
I used the Wall Street Journal clipping as a guide. |
My first attempts with a more dilute solution actually worked better. |
I think I'll make toothpicks available next time, too. |
These can dry quickly in a house with heat on! |
Painting with Epsom Salt Paint
How to Make a Snowflake with Epsom Salt
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun art project! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! This blog looks just like my old one! It’s a completely same subject but it has pretty much the same layout and design. Superb choice of colors!
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