Materials Needed:

• Plastic Bottle with Wide-Mouth

• Baby Oil

• Water

• Food Coloring whichever color you want.

• Glitter (we use 1/24 sized glitter)

Note: It has been brought to my attention that using fine or super fine glitter may result in the glitter sticking to the sides of the sensory bottle.

Instructions:

1. Empty the plastic bottle (if it contained a non-water beverage, rinse out the bottle). Remove all labels from the bottle. If you have a hard time getting the sticky residue off, Goo Gone works wonders. I find that if I take my time and peel slowly, I can get the Voss labels off without any fuss.

2. Fill the bottom 1/2 of the bottle with baby oil.

3. Top the baby oil with a decent amount of silver glitter – covering the surface of the oil.

4. Add water to a glass (I used my 2-cup glass measuring device, because it conveniently has a pour spout)! Stir in approximately 8 drops of food coloring or as many drops of each until you’ve created the perfect color.

5. Fill the remainder of the bottle with the colored water, leaving just a bit of space under the cap free for the ingredients to move around.

6. Then, add a dab of hot glue around the inside of the cap, and quickly seal the bottle (you don’t want your child unscrewing a bottle full of colored water, glitter, and oil, inside your house).