💖 These sensory bottles are SO satisfying! I think this was an unexpected project in this Craft the Seasons box! 😅
👀I received the Spring Craft the Seasons box from Liz, the infamous creator of Craft Kitsune!
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This box came with 2 adorable glass bottles and 2 large wooden plaques as well as an assortment of flora! there are so many things we can do with these items! My head is spinning!And the quality is SO amazing!! I'm really really impressed!
In today's video I unbox everything in this Spring Craft the Seasons box and create 5 amazing sensory bottles and calm down jars with my daughter! Dont worry, I give you a full tutorial so you can try it yourself!
Sensory bottles and calm down jars are perfect for all ages! I first learned about them while planning storytimes for childrens on the autism spectrum. But these are also great for young children and for visual stimulation in babies. They're also awesome as timeout jars for children to watch, relax, breathe, and calm down.
Should I try hydro dipping the bottles next??
Should I attempt acrylic pouring?! 😱
Let me know in the comments below!!
Have you ever made a sensory bottle or calm down jar?? I'd love to see!!
You can tag me on Instagram @BunnieDIY so I can see! I'd love to share any of your art and inspirations in my Instagram stories!
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🌞To make your own sensory bottles or calm down jars, you will need:
- Containers with lids (safe for hot water)
- Water
- Glycerin
- Clear Glue
- Baby Oil
- Glitter
- Gems/Confetti
- Food Coloring
🎵 Music - courtesy of bensound.com/royalty-free-music/
*DISCLAIMER* This video is not intended for children under the age of 13 or without parental supervision. This video is intended to learn about the product and to provide parents, adults, and caregivers of the cost and purpose of the product for the children in their lives.