Coffee filter coral reef diy

A simple little project that was not only fun, but also therapeutic!!! Supplies: 1. Coffee filters (about 30 per kid) 2. Food colorin...

For any occasion, these simple DIY coral decorations are the perfect, colorful pop for your party! Adding an easy element to make your event memorable!

This coral reef would be a colorful and beautiful addition to any under the sea or mermaid party decorations. We used it for our VBS Ocean Commotion.

Two VBS volunteers recently posted pictures of how they’re making coral reefs for this summer. We thought we’d share their wonderful ideas with you.

A simple little project that was not only fun, but also therapeutic!!! Supplies: 1. Coffee filters (about 30 per kid) 2. Food colorin...

Coral made out of coffee filters :)

Dyed coffee filter coral on its way to VBS

Supplies Needed: Pool noodles Box cutter (adults only!) Wire hangers Here's a fun summer craft to do for under the sea birthday parties, etc! Just careful use a box cutter and make spirals to look

Have you ever thought you wanted to see an idea in your head come to fruition only to say to yourself that I am in over my head? What do I do now? Who's going to help me see this through. That's the way I fee right now. I've never seen a blog that has increments to it...you know, like those t.v. programs that titillate you for that awaited scene and let you down with the "stay tune for next weeks episode". Well, my inspiration was from the store front of Anthropologie. As you know, they have…

I wanted to create a DIY coffee filter wreath in a vibrant color. After a bit of testing, I figured out how to dye coffee filters with food coloring. By using this simple tutorial, you'll be able to dye coffee filters to make any colored coffee filter wreath you'd like! I looked to my pantry and whipped out food coloring in order to give me the perfect orange fall coffee filter wreath. Since I didn't have orange food coloring, I concocted the perfect orange shade by mixing red and yellow. If…

Coffee Filter Coral

A simple little project that was not only fun, but also therapeutic!!! Supplies: 1. Coffee filters (about 30 per kid) 2. Food coloring (Gel color creates more vibrant colors) 3. Large bowls with about 1 inch of water 4. Wax Paper 5. Pipe Cleaners Simple steps: Squirt a good amount of food coloring into each of your bowls. Dip a test filter into your color to see if you like the color! Too light? Add more color! Too dark? Add more water!!! Once you have each color to your liking, dip a small…