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A Jello Painting by Parker. The best part about painting with Jello is that you can eat your paint…….and Mom won’t even panic afterwards!
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Lovin’ the jello! Looks like a ton of fun — we’ve tried pudding before but never jello. Maybe that would entice my finger-painting-phobic three-year-old to give it a shot! 😉
Michelle @ 5MFSN
Thats ingenious! Lol
I’m going to have to try painting with jello sometime 😀
I’m all up for trying new things!
Never thought of jello! We may have to try jello! I know the kids will love that!
I love the jello idea. You can also make an “edible paint” by adding a bit of food coloring to sweetend condensed milk. It dries really shiny.
Wow didn’t know you could paint with jello. Great job! Thanks for the info!
Great idea. Will have to try that.
I’ve never thought of painting with Jell-o. My daughter love it!
What a great idea!!
You have introduced a great thing, really. This is a great relieve for moms. I hated these painting staffs because of the fear, my kids may swallow it.
Aha! Now that I didn’t know. I thought we were all in little categories. Glad to know that we’re all in the same club really.
Cheers