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Pastel Flower Glue Suncatchers

Create beautiful and colorful suncatchers using clear glue, pastel liquid watercolor, and dried flower petals. Perfect for hanging in windows to brighten any room.
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Prep 30 minutes
Cook 1 day
Total 1 day 30 minutes
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Materials

Suncatcher Materials

  • 1 bottle Clear glue
  • 1 bottle Pastel liquid watercolor
  • 1 cup Dried flower petals
  • 1 piece Silicone mat For creating the suncatchers
  • 1 piece Toothpick For swirling colors

Instructions

Making the Suncatchers

  • Make round puddles of clear glue on a silicone mat. These puddles will be the base for your suncatchers.
  • Add drops of pastel colors and tiny dried petals to the puddles. Opt for a variety of colors to see how they mix.
  • Use a toothpick to swirl gently, creating beautiful patterns.
  • Leave the suncatchers to dry completely for at least 24 hours. Once dry, carefully peel them off the silicone mat.

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Tips & Notes:

Experiment with different shapes and materials like glitter for added texture. Store suncatchers in a cool, dry place in an opaque container to protect their colors.

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Author: Course: Cuisine: Keyword: Crafting, DIY, Flower Decorations, Pastel Colors, suncatchers

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