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DIY Color Experiment

By: Janet Trieschman from tryit-likeit.com
Updated October 19, 2020
DIY Color Experiment
DIY Color Experiment

From the blogger: "I recently saw a YouTuber use Kool-Aid to dye paper. I thought the Kool-Aid looked similar to shimmer powder. I also thought instead of staining the paper with kool-aid we could just paint with it. So the experiment began by going to the grocery store and seeing what colors I could find. I basically bought yellow, red, blue, and purple. Each package was about twenty-five cents. So home I went to try out our Kool-Aid colors."

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueOther

Easy

Materials List

  • Kool-aid
  • Paper
  • Water brush
  • Plastic containers
  • Spritz bottle with water
  • Eye shadow
  • Deco-foil
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