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So your child just painted a masterpiece. Paint is all over the table, chair, and child. How do you keep the stickiness from getting on more things while drying?
Since we do most of our craft projects in the laundry room, I had the idea to use clip clothes hangers to hang our craft papers to dry. Eureka! Since air is hitting the project form both sides, it dries faster. Spread the hangers out and the projects don’t stick together. Also, the clips don’t bend the paper. It is perfect.
Do you have an “eureka” idea to share?
