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Crystal Rainbow Flower Suncatcher Chain

Create a magical Crystal Rainbow Flower Suncatcher Chain that adds vibrant color and joy to your home while teaching kids about crystallization.

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Materials

Craft Supplies

  • 6 pieces flower-shaped pipe cleaner frames Choose colorful pipe cleaners for vibrant flowers.
  • 2 cups hot water Ensure the water is hot enough to dissolve borax.
  • 6 tablespoons borax Dissolve completely in hot water.
  • as needed pieces translucent beads Variety of colors recommended for added sparkle.
  • as needed meters clear fishing line For connecting flowers and hanging the suncatcher.

Instructions

Preparation

  • In a bowl, mix hot water and borax until the borax is completely dissolved.
  • Dip each flower frame into the solution, ensuring it’s fully coated.
  • Set the frames aside on a lined surface to allow crystals to grow overnight.

Completion

  • Once dry, carefully remove the frames and see the sparkling crystals.
  • Connect the flowers using fishing line and add translucent beads in between.
  • Hang your suncatcher in a sunny spot and enjoy the rainbow display.

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Tips & Notes:

Supervise kids when using hot water and borax. Keep the suncatcher clean by gently dusting with a soft cloth.

Nutrition Information: Serving: | Calories: 10kcal | Carbohydrates: | Protein: | Fat: | Sodium: | Fiber: | Sugar:

Author: Olivia Brooks Course: Cuisine: Keyword: Colorful Decor, crafts for kids, crystals, DIY project, Suncatcher

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