After the balloon fight, have a colorful family photo shoot! Have a colorful water balloon fight! Have everyone wear something white (or light-colored), so the colored splatters really pop.Line up and give everyone a chance to contribute to your creation! Soft, smooth texture is ideal for posters, murals, stage props. Create splatter art! Buy a cheap canvas from an art store, or make your own with a sheet or other fabric. Brilliantly colored molded chalk for use on paper, cardboard, and similar surfaces.
Draw a target on your sidewalk or driveway with chalk, and compete to see who can get their balloon to splat closest to the target!.How you’ll use your chalk bombs is up to you, but here are a couple of ideas to get you started… …but as soon as they dry you are left with a beautiful, colorful masterpiece! The colors don’t look all that impressive while wet… Again, I highly recommend doing it outside because I had quite a bit of liquid spill out while I filled my balloons.īe sure not to make the balloons so big – I had quite a few of mine pop when I added too much liquid! A must-have for kids’ art supplies, this set of colorful chalk even comes in a handy plastic bucket with handle. This part can be a bit tricky! Make sure you hold the balloon opening tight around the nozzle. Brighten up your classroom chalkboard or school art projects with this massive collection of Colored Chalk Featuring 100 pieces of colored chalk, you won't worry about running out of chalk for a long, long time. Transfer one of the colors to a pump bottle and start filling the balloons. Here is what I ended up using:īack in December I mentioned that I've been working with to decorate our new OGT studio with some beautiful artwork. I found a great chart on that I based my color formulas off of. Now it’s time to add your food coloring! I went with really saturated rainbow colors. Put the lid on your jar and shake it up! I used a pint sized mason jar that holds two cups of liquid, so I just filled it up to just under the bottom of the rim. The intensely rich colors of Prang Ambrite Colored Chalk are favored by classroom teachers for their blackborad drawings. Mix two cups of water with 5 tablespoons of cornstarch. Chalk is perfect for arts, crafts, hobbies, home and school. Read to the end of the post for a list of fun ways you can use your “chalk bombs” to make some messy, fun summer memories! (There may have been a balloon-popping incident inside our studio while making these, but I won’t name names!) -) The vibrant shades are clearly visible on dark or colored surfaces, and the smooth chalk reduces skipping or scratching while drawing. They’re easy to make, but I highly recommend making them outside. Continue ReadingĬonsider these “chalk bombs” to be the standard water balloon’s quirky cousin. Almost two years ago now my son Erik and his wife Kaitlyn (who live in the basement apartment of our home) got a boxer puppy named Milo (see photo.
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