I found so many sensory bottle pictures and pretty much combined those ideas make Bradley's bottles. I really liked the finished project on this blog and she even made a holder for her discovery bottles. Bonus points for the holder being from Blue Moon bottles!
You can fill your bottles with anything you'd like which is great. A lot of crafty moms will have already have most of these things at home. I was not one of those moms but maybe that will be me down the road. The Voss water bottles came from Publix where they happened to be on sale - always a plus!
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| {my materials} |
I used glitter, different sized beads, foam animals, letters and numbers, curling ribbon, and little alphabet block to fill the six bottles. I will admit that I went a little overboard with the glitter and I probably didn't have to use it all in one bottle, but glitter is fun and oh so pretty. After filling each of the bottles I used a hot glue gun to deal the caps to the bottles. Just to make sure we wouldn't end up with glitter-covered beads everywhere I had Dan test the caps out and they all passed inspections.
When I gave them to B I put them down on his playroom mat and we went straight for them. He loved taking them out of the holder and rolling them around. All in all I think this latest Pinterest project was a success!
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| {the finished bottles and holder} |
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| {a close up of the holder} |
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| {the sensory bottles all in their holder} |
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| {B happily playing with his sensory bottles!} |
Here are some products similar to the ones I used, but these sensory bottles are great because pretty much anything will work!
With Easter right around the corner (see the scary Easter Bunny below ...) I have pinned quite a few Easter ideas, I hope they turn out as great as they look on Pinterest!
















