15 Very Cool Ways to Use Koolaid from Pinterest

We've used Koolaid or other drink mixes to tie-dye tshirts, to color snow and to make playdough.  I was wondering what other cool things we could do with our drink mixes.  Here are some other cute things to do with Koolaid or other drink mixes!

 



Sprinkle Koolaid on Glue

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Color Your Hair--I might do this to get my Pink streak for Warrior Dash!

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Koolaid Truffles! Yum!

Homemade Liquid Hand Soap

This is something that I've pinned recently.  Last night it was Jaycee's job to clean the toilet and sink in the kids' bathroom.  Once she was done cleaning the sink, she decided that we needed to refill the soap.  We were out of soap, so I told her that we needed to buy more. . . . .

OR, we could make it!

 

So, she and I found our Pin from Pinterest and set to work.  Luckily, we had everything we needed on hand.  It is really pretty easy to make your own liquid handsoap.

 

You need:

Water

Bar soap (we used Ivory)

Glycerin

Stove

Pot

Spoon

Here are some of our pics of making liquid hand soap.

(can you tell we used this grater for crayons last time?)

45+ Ways to Recycle those Sweaters Into These Cool Projects from Pinterest

The Winter won't last forever.  When it's over and you start weeding through your closets to purge, keep some of those sweaters!  Check out all of the cute sweater recycle projects I found on Pinterest.  There are lots of great ideas to recycle sweaters that include pillows, home decor, mittens, a necklace, leg warmers, candle cozies, baby pants,  throws, a rug, a dog pillow, lamp shades, puppets, scarves and more!

 

 As always with the Pinterest posts, just click on a picture to be taken to Pinterest.  Once at Pinterest, the picture will take you to the website so that you can learn how to do it yourself.

What can you make from sweaters?

 

How about pillows from sweaters?



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