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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Halloween Craft: Painted Toast!

Have you noticed that the week before Halloween has become almost as excitingly busy as Christmas?
 At Christmas it is the commercials on the TV, but now my kids keep seeing things like Skeleton's on people's lawn, and spiderwebs in people's tree's and asking over and over "Can we get that"?  

Secretly I want to buy all of the spooky things...but I have to say no because I am the mom.

Here is a Halloween craft you will want to do with your kidlets!  I am positive that 99% of you will have the ingredients to do it today if you want to!


What you need:
Milk
Sliced Bread
Food Coloring

What to do:
1. Mix your food coloring with milk!
Our paint recipe: 5 drops food coloring to 1/4 Cup milk
For Orange: 4 drops yellow, 1 drop red
For Purple: 4 drops red, 1 drop blue
For Green: 4 drops yellow, 1 drop blue


2. Paint your heart out!  




I tried to inspire a Halloween theme,
but my little Cowboy ruined my pumpkin. :(



3. Toast your bread!
If your child's bread canvas gets too soggy, you can push your toast down twice. :)



4. Eat your toast!  
We buttered ours because we like it that way.

Disclaimer: You must monitor your children if you don't want an entire loaf of bread painted in less than 5 minutes.  Try giving them each a limit of 1-2 slices and then put the bread away. :)

I would like to make a "toast" to Halloween!
Happy Haunting! 



6 comments:

  1. Brilliant. I'm using this activity for the 4 o'clock stretch until my husband gets home. Thanks!

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  2. Holy cow! This is such a great idea! I am going to paint Happy Birthday toast for dad tomorrow!

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  3. That is the coolest idea! My kids are going to love, heck who am I kidding, I am going to love it! Thanks for sharing :)
    Britney
    www.jandmseyecandy@hotmail.com

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  4. I have never ever seen this - I Love it!

    We would love to see these linked-up on THIS WEEK'S CRAVINGS "Halloween" Linky Party, please stop by if you wish and link up!

    http://momscrazycooking.blogspot.com/2011/10/this-weeks-cravings-52-halloween-candy.html

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  5. My son would love doing this!

    I would love for you to link this to my Halloween Traditions Link Up!

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