1. Can I use other colors of food coloring?

Yes! Feel free to experiment with any food coloring you have on hand to achieve different effects.

2. How long does it take for the jellyfish to dry fully?

Drying times can vary, but typically it should take a few hours. Make sure it's completely dry before displaying.

Act quickly by blotting it with a paper towel to avoid permanent stains, and clean it with soap and water afterward.

Definitely! Any dark paper can work, but black gives the best contrast with the colors.

Create a beautiful and unique jellyfish artwork using basic craft supplies and vibrant colors.

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Start by drawing an outline of a jellyfish on the black cardstock using the school glue.
While the glue is still wet, sprinkle a generous layer of salt over the glue drawing, then gently shake off any excess salt.
Using the dropper, apply small drops of food coloring onto the salt lines and watch the colors spread beautifully.
Allow your artwork to dry completely before displaying it or gifting it, which may take a few hours.
Once dry, you can frame the jellyfish or hang it in a window to enhance the colors.

For younger kids, supervise closely during the use of the dropper to avoid spills.