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Crystal Gardens

Another recipe for making a magic rock crystal garden
how to for: both child and adult Nice project to do together
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Crystal Gardens Recipe: Printer Friendly version from Just Kids Recipes
 

Crystal Gardens

6 tb Salt
6 tb Liquid bluing
6 tb Water
1 tb Ammonia

Combine salt, bluing, water and ammonia. Pour over small pieces of rock or coal in a shallow GLASS or CHINA bowl. Drip food coloring on top if desire. Crystals will begin to grow soon. Add water occasionally to keep crystals growing. You'll probably want to place dish on tray or wooden board as crystals grow over the sides of the bowl.

Nancy Leon Y-GRADALE'S GREENE COUNTRIE TOWNE COOKBOOK, 1986 Greenfield, Ohio pg. 92

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