I will cherish this painting FOREVER!!
Who knew homemade Finger Paint was sooo easy to make?
Oh what FUN we had!
I found a site that had 3 easy recipes...HERE
I used the Cornstarch recipe.
Water {3C}, Cornstarch{1C} and Food ColoringIn a medium saucepan, bring water to a boil. Dissolve cornstarch in a separate bowl with water. Remove boiling water from heat and add cornstarch mixture. Return to heat, stirring constantly. Boil until the mixture is clear and thick (about 1 minute). Remove from heat.
As the mixture is cooling, divide into separate bowls and add food coloring.
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34 comments:
Cute idea to add the photo!
How sweet!!!!
How cute!!!! I'm a grandma and just want to grab that baby and hug him! You'll cherish that painting forever!
This is such a great site! I like the way you set this up! Great content! Thanks for sharing this!...Daniel
Beautiful Painting!
So cute! Thanks for the recipe! I have the one for sidewalk paint that is very similar!
I so love that kid Michell! One question, did the paint stain his skin because of the food coloring? I've heard that recipes with food coloring will do that. Also, I know I need to call you back. I'm a slacker. I'll remember tomorrow...
Um friken awesome right back at ya girl. What a cutie pie, and oh what a neat idea. Every Mother with little ones should see this right now. I so wish I would have. I have a lot of my boys art work, but this is classic. I tell ya he sure looks like he enjoyed it, and was very good indeed!
How cute is that! He looked like he enjoyed that so much and was so proud of his painting. Thanks for linking up!
Saw your post on Fingerprints on the Fridge :-)
Your blog is really great!
New follower,
~Bec
Stopping by from the Friday Blog hop. So cute! That would be all over my house if I let my kids finger paint. Have a great weekend and stop by any time.
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This is such an enjoyable post, very cute. Thanks for the tutorial.
What a fun project!
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Love your blog!
How Adorable! I saw you at A Crafty Soiree by Katie's Nesting Spot.
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awwww so cute! Your little boy has the cutest belly!! :) Hope that's not creepy...haha
Thanks so much for linking to "20 Below Thursday"! :)
So cute! I can't wait to make some for my baby girl to paint with.
He definitely upstaged his artwork! He is beyond adorable and it brought back such sweet memories of my own chunky (now skinny!) little guy. Thank you for sharing the "recipe" and the creativity with us this week and Inspiration Friday!
Vanessa
Thanks for the post. My boys are always asking to work on projects and they would love to finger paint!
precious! They grow up too fast, don't they?
thanks for sharing @ CCC
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I am going to have to do this with my kids - they are always asking me to paint. Thanks for the idea and for linking up to Fantastic Friday. I cannot wait to see what you have for next week!
We are always doing painting projects. I'm going to have to try this one out.
Did this wash off his body easily?
That is precious! I love the mess!! (Even if it wasn't too big, haha)
I'd love for you to come play with us at It's Playtime today.
Jamie @ hands on : as we grow
Wonderful! I remember Painting with my daughter at this age!
What a great name for a blog and idea too! Love it!
Thank you so much for coming over and linking this up to It's Playtime last week. I'm featuring a bunch of baby/toddler activities to get the littlest ones involved this week and included this post!
Jamie @ hands on : as we grow
I'm gonna have to try this...and I love how you added the picture of your little guy making the painting- great idea!
This is the sweetest post! Love your little man and all his artsyness!
Thanks for the recipe! Doing this tomorrow :)
That little boy is so cute!
Love this finger paint for my toddler but thought I would add that after a week of no use, it did start to mold. Definitely a great recipe and, in our experience, best if used right after being made! Thanks for the recipe! Red Bank House Cleaning
I was just wondering if the picture its self molded at all?
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