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Christmas Sensory Bottle

by Angela Thayer 1 Comment

I’m excited to share with you our newest sensory bottle for the month of December! I made this sensory bottle with a Christmas theme.

Christmas Sensory Bottle

I love this bottle. The oil and water separation makes it super interesting to look at.

Christmas Sensory Bottle
The red and silver table scatter I used inside the bottle moved slowly when we turned the bottle. That made it really fun to watch! A few of them even stuck to the side of the bottle.

Christmas Sensory Bottle

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Baby Lincoln loved it, too! At 4 months old, he is really interested in the world around him. He had his eyes fixed on the sensory bottle when it was in front of him.

Christmas Sensory Bottle

Baby and Bottle

He really loved being in my lap and looking at the bottle. 🙂

Christmas Bottle

If you want to make a Christmas sensory bottle, you’ll just need the following items:

  • water bottle (I used a Voss water bottle, found at Walgreens, TJ Maxx, and some gas stations!)
  • green food coloring
  • vegetable or olive oil
  • red Christmas items (I used bells and red/silver table scatter from Hobby Lobby)

When making your bottle, start by filling it halfway with water. Then put in a few drops of green food coloring. Next, add in the red Christmas items. Lastly, pour in vegetable oil to fill it to the top. I always recommend gluing the lid on so there’s no spills!

Contents of Bottle

Christmas Sensory Bottle

This was a very fun bottle to create. And a festive one for this Christmas season!

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  1. Anne says

    January 4, 2015 at 10:48 am

    Hi, even though Christmas has passed I am still interested to make this bottle. I’m curious how you removed the white Voss labelling on the water bottle? Thanks Anne
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