Materials:
Mop n GLow
Glitter (the finer the better)
Completely clear glass bulbs. Important that they do not have a rainbow or opaque coloring to them.
Paper bowl
Steps 1:
Pull cap off blub.
Add mop and glow and coat inside REALLY well by shaking bulb up and down. (no specific amount). Make sure the mop n glow coats the neck of the bulb as well. We placed a paper towel over the top to catch the cleaner as we were shaking.
Add mop and glow and coat inside REALLY well by shaking bulb up and down. (no specific amount). Make sure the mop n glow coats the neck of the bulb as well. We placed a paper towel over the top to catch the cleaner as we were shaking.
Pour out the cleaner into a bowl.
Working quickly, (before cleaner dries) use a funnel to pour in the glitter. Using a GOOD amount of glitter (don't be stingy on the glitter, needs a lot). Shake it up and down. We used our finger to cover the hole, or you can use a paper towel again.
We let them dry a bit and then replaced the cap.
Add a pretty ribbon at the top.
Here they are all dressed up and ready to give away.
I am attaching a freebie "How To Make An Ornament Sheet" in the event you make them with your students.
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Granny (Cindy)
So super cute! Thanks for linking up:)
ReplyDelete4th Grade Frolics
So Mop n Glow is the secret?!? Must try this! :)
ReplyDelete❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Hope you enjoy the project... got to love easy projects with the little ones.
DeleteWhat a super easy and fun idea! Any time the kids can use glitter and shake, you know they're gonna love it! I'm adding this to my December files!! Thanks for sharing!
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Primarily Speaking
Those ARE gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Grade ONEderful
Ruby Slippers Blog Designs
I'm delighted you like them... hope you have a chance to try them.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I am adding this to my crafts for next week-- must keep them BUSY!!! Thanks for stopping by my blog and saying hello-- now I have a great new blog (and person) to follow! =)
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