I've just tried the shaving cream and baking soda. Loved it when I first made it. Kept it overnight in a metal bowl to see how it would stand up in a diorama but the shaving cream seemed to evaporate.
I make puffy snow with baking soda, modge podge and what ever color you want. If snow add acrylic white paint. Then add heat to it. It will rise while heating up. I would love to see what they look like after being out a whole. Could you please let know? As i would like to make some this year.
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
So, if you're using the faux snow as in baking soda and shaving cream, in a diorama, after spreading the snw as necessary, how do you fix it permanently to the scene?
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
I've just tried the shaving cream and baking soda. Loved it when I first made it. Kept it overnight in a metal bowl to see how it would stand up in a diorama but the shaving cream seemed to evaporate.
Some things interact with metals. Try plastic containers. 😊
Well that is just plain fun!
Thanks for watching!
I make puffy snow with baking soda, modge podge and what ever color you want. If snow add acrylic white paint. Then add heat to it. It will rise while heating up. I would love to see what they look like after being out a whole. Could you please let know? As i would like to make some this year.
Cool and fun video, looking forward to trying this with the kiddos!
Have fun!
i did shaking cream and baby powder..feels great and smells nice
Thank you. I really like your comparison part
Glad you liked it!
How long does the shaving cream/baking soda mix last? If used for a little holiday village. If it would last the season, it's perfect!
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
I’m gonna try this as soon as I find shaving cream ✨✨✨
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
@@Mr_Craftician yeah Ty
Yay experiments!
nice and all... but how to get it to stick to a model .. what kind of glue or coating to make it stay?
Wouldn't feminine pads be a substitute for diapers? I know you can use them instead with paper clay🤔🤨
Thanks ♥️⛄
So, if you're using the faux snow as in baking soda and shaving cream, in a diorama, after spreading the snw as necessary, how do you fix it permanently to the scene?
How long would the snow (baking soda and conditioner (hair) stays?
I love science 🧪
Can we add this in slime
How long does the baking soda and shaving cream stay good after it made into a crafts
Be advised ... baking soda and shaving cream snow will eventually turn yellow in time (within weeks). You'll need to added white acrylic paint to the recipe. Once glued to the diorama, it wouldn't hurt to also touch it up with white acrylic to further prevent yellowing.
This not a scam right
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