1piecePlastic LidYogurt containers or clear plastic sheets can be alternatives.
For the Color Mixture
fewdropsFood Coloring or Liquid Watercolor PaintsAdd sparingly for effect.
1pieceToothpick or PaintbrushFor swirling colors.
For Decoration (Optional)
to tasteGlitterFor extra sparkle.
to tasteSequinsFor added texture.
to tasteBeadsFor dimension.
For Final Touch
1pieceString or Suction Cup HookFor hanging.
Instructions
How to Make a Clear Glue Suncatcher
Prepare Your Work Area: Cover your crafting surface with wax or parchment paper to ensure a mess-free experience while creating your suncatcher.
Pour the Glue: Take your clear school glue and pour a generous layer into the plastic lid, creating a secure base for your colorful masterpiece.
Add Color: Sprinkle in a few drops of your chosen food coloring or liquid watercolor paints. Grab a toothpick or paintbrush to gently swirl the colors together, creating a beautiful mix.
Sprinkle Decorations: If you wish, add glitter, sequins, or beads into the glue mixture for added charm and dimension—let your creativity run wild!
Allow to Dry: Let your suncatcher dry completely for 24 hours in a safe spot, ensuring no one bumps into it during this time.
Peel and Trim: Once dry, carefully peel the suncatcher from the plastic lid. Use scissors to trim any rough edges so it looks perfect!
Hang Your Creation: Attach a string or suction cup hook to your new work of art, and find the perfect spot in your window for it to shine brightly in the sunlight!
Notes
Optional: Use different shapes for your lids to create a variety of unique suncatcher designs.