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Noodle Bath Stamps

This is a great gift idea for little kids. I made these for my 5 year old cousin




















For this project you will need
-pool noodles (free-$1)
-sharpie (on hand)
-exacto or pocket knife (on hand)
-craft paint(on hand)
-bottle of baby shampoo ($1-dollar tree)
-nylon bag ($1)
-travel bottles ($1)

Total cost of Project- free to $5



















next cut into 3 to 4 in sections



















decide what stamps you want to make
draw out with a sharpie and cut out with exacto knife















I thought it would be fun to personalize and spell out her name. Koya is her nickname.














Next for the paint


















Squirt about a 2 teaspoons of paint into bottles. Fill the rest with baby shampoo. Shake Well.


















Put all the Stamps in mesh laundry bag.


















I also included a little bath poof that came with the bottles to clean the shower walls off with.
















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Happy Crafting!

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