Crystal snowflakes diy

Learn how to make beautiful crystal snowflakes with simple supplies. A fun, festive DIY craft perfect for holiday decor and family bonding!

Grow crystal snowflake ornaments with just a few simple ingredients and a handful of pipe cleaners! Crystal snowflakes make great winter fun.

Do you remember the first time you held a real crystal in your hand? Wasn't it magical? I remember it well! We bought one at a souvenir shop at a campsite where we were camping. You would have thought that I was holding the Hope Diamond! Well, that love of…

I just love crystallizing pipe cleaners! I made these Crystal Snowflake Ornaments and I can't wait to share how to make them.

Grow giant crystal snowflakes with a bit of simple science. This winter STEM activity is a fun and easy project for kids.

Are you feeling colder as we head into winter? We’re staying warm indoors doing winter science at home. Today I’m sharing a cool crystal-growing project and guess what? The crystals are in the shape of snowflakes! You can hang these gorgeous snowflake crystals on your Christmas tree or at different lengths in a window. Not only are these crystals pretty, but they’re also easy to make with kids.

Crystal Snowflake Kids' Christmas Crafts | Martha Stewart Living — The snowflakes outside will sigh with envy when they see this one in the window.

STEM activities for kids should be fun. In this experiment, kids can learn how to make super fast borax crystal snowflakes!

Learn how to make crystal snowflakes with pipe cleaners and Borax! These festive, sparkly snowflakes are fun to make and perfect to hang on the Christmas tree or in a window.Borax SnowflakesAdults and children will love this Borax Snowflake DIY! Borax and pipe cleaners are all you’ll need for this fun winter activity. The snowflakes have sparkly, glittering clusters that are made by dipping snowflake-shaped pipe cleaners into borax that has dissolved in boiling water. As the water cools and…

Your kids will LOVE making these salt crystal snowflakes! As an added bonus, they will learn important observation and science skills in this simple STEM activity.