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1 part shaving cream + 1 part white glue = fun do-it-yourself puff paint!
You basically just mix these two together until it forms stiff peaks. I used a disposable cup and a disposable spoon to do the mixing. We even used the back of the spoon for painting.
You can keep it white and paint snowmen, clouds, snowflakes {or a "scawy snow monster" like my son}. Or you can add washable finger-paints to the mix to add color.
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You can use a rag or paper towel to wipe off any messes you don't want on the page {or off the page for that matter}.
I checked our paint after about an hour and it was dry to the touch. At this point, you can smoosh it around a bit to add some different textures. The masterpiece is fully dry after a couple of hours.
This can be very messy, especially if attempting with a two-year-old, but it is also very easy to clean up. Since we used washable paints, it all came off our table, clothes, walls and floor. {Yes, we had a good old time with this craft!}
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Have fun!
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Thaanks for posting this
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