Once your wee ones are done with their glue drawing, sprinkle your glitter over the whole thing and set it aside to dry. Overnight would be best. Some children get quite glue happy so the more resting/drying time, the better.


If you don't have any glitter on hand, you can use sugar or salt. Coarse salt would work super nifty-like. Powdered gelatin would work as well.

Pretty! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are super cute! I absolutely love all your craft ideas. Will be giving you a little linky love on my blog when I get home and post our Ivory soap snowmen we made last night.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great ideas! We'll be making the snowflakes tonight!
Kirst
cool idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI heart last minute snowflakes! What a great idea-- im going to remember this one for decorating the pad next christmas season. For now im all glittered out!
ReplyDeleteAll the Best to You and Mr. A Go-Go
wow very cool!
ReplyDeleteZ-Dad
Just make some with my daughter. Thanks for such a cute idea.
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