We were challenged this month at the random acts of craftiness at His & Hers blog to use an item from a grocery store, which has a link up party in January for sharing these projects. I wanted to have quick and easy craft because this month has been quite busy. I also wanted to make something along with my toddler. I picked up this container at Target and then purchased some jello.
Megan
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How cute! Love the colors that the jello provided! You are the queen of thinking outside the box!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project. So colorful and easy. Great idea. Now, I am curious, it looks very inviting for a 2 year old to decide to open and play with. Are you prepared for that :)
ReplyDeleteHa! She hasn't touched it since we made it. It's a little out of her reach at the moment, but yes I'm prepared. :)
DeleteSo fun! The colors from the jello really show up nicely don't they? I think any kid would be fascinated with this project!
ReplyDeleteI love the many layers of soft color! Very pretty!
ReplyDeletePretty enough to eat! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I have a few boxes of Jello that will probably outdate before we eat them (does Jello even expire??) and this is a fun idea on how to use it instead of tossing it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, and adorable project! I was very happy to see you featured at Silo Hill Farm--deservedly so--you have a great blog!
ReplyDeleteJello? Never would have thought of that! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteDebi
So cute! Pinning!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, fun and easy! My kiddo needs to try this!
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