How to dye cotton balls

Teachers, scout leaders and other people who work with children often need to keep a large supply of craft basics on hand. When the need to create strikes, you don't want to be out of crafting supplies for the little ones. For littlest children, cotton balls are a common ingredient in many craft projects. While white color has many uses, sometimes...

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Cotton balls are among the least expensive and safest craft materials you can find, but plain white fluff balls may be a little boring. Colored cotton balls aren’t easy to find, but there are several ways you can color these medicine cabinet staples and transform them into art.

Andrea Jean Cleaning on YouTube gives 7 different ways on how to use cotton balls to make your home smell amazing and how to remove odor.

Some of my most favorite crafts are those that can take simple items and turn them into something beautiful…isn’t this rainbow of cotton balls just that? You can find out how they made …

This was another fun one, and so easy and inexpensive. Â I just got a bag of cotton balls from the dollar store, and barely used half the bag…kept the kids busy for a good 30 minutes. Â All they did was smash them with cups, or pull them apart, but they thought it was neat. Â Anything

Do you have extra cotton balls in your bathroom? Get creative! Grab a bag or two and check out this list of creative crafts with cotton balls.

Crafts can be expensive, but they don't have to be. Let's look at some of the great inexpensive preschool crafts you can make using toilet cotton balls!

Who needs paintbrushes when you have cotton balls. I love these cotton ball art projects for a few different reasons, first I love that kids get to use something that is outside the box when it comes to … Read More...

Looking to add some color to your winter decorations? Cotton Ball Rainbow Snowflakes are the perfect winter craft and fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Using cardboard, water, food coloring, cotton balls, and glue, your child will be making colorful snowflakes in no time!