In anticipation of the forthcoming snow, Caleb and I made some easy and fun snowflakes. These are probably the very same ones that you made back in preschool too. No matter, the fun in making these this time around was having my son join in on making some art.
Here's what you'll need: wax paper or plate, food coloring or markers, coffee filters, squirt bottle/dropper, and scissors. (Bonus points if you recognize the squirt bottle :).
1) Lay a pile of coffee filters on top of each other. I used three. 2) Squirt food coloring or decorate with markers. Caleb proudly squirted the blue dye, and declared "Red!" 3) Use your squirt bottle or dropper with water and watch the colors bleed through the filter.
4) Separate each coffee filter so they can dry. Since they are so thin, they don't take long at all to dry.
5) Be sure to snap adorable photo of adorable son making adorable snowflakes.
6) Fold filters in half at least 3 times. 7) Snip away on any side of your triangle.
8)Unfold & behold!
You can't tell from this picture, but it is actually snowing outdoors at the same time. :)
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