January 16th, 2006
Washable Fingerpaint
What is the best fake blood?
Last year I attempted to make a large batch of fake blood for a blood themed party. After some research online, I was led to believe that crayola washable finger paint was the best. Supposedly this washable fingerpaint would not stain clothes. Well, after a long night of bloody mayhem, myself and several friends ended up with clothes covered in red stains that would not wash away.
So, I am on a quest once again. What is the best thing to use when making fake blood? I am looking for something fairly inexpensive and most importantly something that will not stain.
babydoll, did you learn that movie trivia fact from the movie Scream?
Corn syrup is a start, but it will still require an additive for the red color.
red is a very difficult color . it has the deepest pigments, and is the easiest to stain or dye.
it'll be difficult not to stain.
Washable fingerpaints are extremely washable and can easily wash off clothes and skin. 5 oz. no-spill squeezable bottle provides quick and easy storage.
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Creamy consistency just right for little fingers. Excellent washability from skin and most clothing. Won't crack or rub off when dry. Does not separate. Freeze-thaw stable. AP certified non-toxic. 5 oz each...
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Dip your fingers into a jar of Melissa and Doug Finger Paint Set and get inspired! The 4 vibrant paints are non-toxic and washable. They each come packaged in 3.5 oz. plastic jars with wide, easy-grip, screw-on lids.
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