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I was so excited to do these DIY sun catchers with crystals with my son, and they turned out wonderful and easy to make.
Here is what you need:
Butter or yogurt Lids
Suction Cups With Hooks (Optional) You can use string and tie it to your window latch.
Elmer’s Clear Liquid School Glue, Slime Glue, & Craft Glue
Mini Glass Gems,Mixed Colour Mancala Stones Flat Bottom
We had to complete these glass suncatchers in stages, because he seemed to panic when I poured the liquid. That’s why you can see him holding a paintbrush in the photo.
But you can pour the glue in the yogurt container lid. Due to the glue’s large shrinkage during the drying, you can definitely use more than you initially anticipate. (trial an error on our part :))
Get them to cover the whole lid with different colors
Add more glue to your suncatchers so gems don’t fall out,
and let it dry. It takes around 3 to 4 days, then peel it
out of the lid.
Tada!
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