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DIY Magnetic Sensory Bottle!! + Announcement!! - YouTube
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We're doing another magnet project today.
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And I never really know what to draw
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for my chalk art when it comes to magnets.
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So today I drew the original metal bender,
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Toph Bei Fong.
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Who's your favorite Avatar character?
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Hey guys!! Ray Pajar from Get Crafty Crafty!!
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And today we're going to be doing
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another craft project from the blog
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Left Brain, Craft Brain.
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If you guys haven't checked them out
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make sure you pay a visit to them,
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I'll have a link to their blog in the description below.
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The last project that I did
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from their blog was the
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color changing goo.
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And I decided to change that up
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by making it a
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galaxy color changing goo.
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So make sure you also check out that video
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right up here!
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But just like that project
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I'm going to take a project from that blog
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and make it a little different
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but putting my own little twist to it.
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We're going to be making these really cool
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sensory magnetic play bottles
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which shows you what
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a magnetic field actually looks
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and its actually really cool and super entertaining!
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Let go ahead and get started with todays project!
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The item that you'll need for todays project include:
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empty plastic bottles,
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I'm using a plastic water bottle and
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I'm also using an empty plastic
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mouthwash container.
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You want to use the container
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that has a locking cap.
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clear packaging tape,
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MICR toner refill,
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this was actually really hard to find
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but I'll have links to this
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in the description below,
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some strong earth magnets,
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and some water.
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First you want to make sure that your
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water bottles are completely clean.
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Remove any labels
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that might be left on your water bottle.
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When you order your toner
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it's going to come in a plastic bottle
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and on the inside is going to be a black powder.
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Be very carful
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to not breathe in this powder.
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If you need the help or supervision
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from an adult make sure you ask for it.
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Because of the toners magnetic properties,
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it's able to hold the magnet on it's own.
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We're going to be using this today
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for our magnet water bottle.
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Toner is often used
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to create a ferrofluid
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which is a magnetic fluid
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that you can play around with that has
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magnetic properties.
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To start off this project
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you want to take your toner
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and you want to fill you water bottle
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with your toner.
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You only want to fill it up,
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probably a little under,
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about 10 percent of the bottle.
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Carefully pour this out
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so that you don't have any of
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the magnetic parts
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or the particles flying out and
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and floating around freely
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so that you don't end up breathing it in.
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After filling up about 10 percent
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of your water bottle
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with your toner
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you're going to fill the rest of it up with water.
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At first its going to look like
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that your water and toner are not mixing together,
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it's going to take about a day for your
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toner to actually soak up the water,
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and be able to move around freely.
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Until that happens
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you're going to just shake it up
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and use your magnets to try to
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ensure that everything is mixing together.
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If you're using a water bottle for this project
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you want to use a piece of packaging tape
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to seal the top
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so that it cant be undone
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when you're mixing and playing
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with your magnet bottle.
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The original version of this project
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has you use small mouthwash bottles
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to show you the magnetic field and the
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pull of the magnets.
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But I found that
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it was actually a little too easy
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to capture all the little parts,
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so for my version of the project
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I decided to use a bigger water bottle
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to show more of the magnetic field
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and more of the pull of the magnets
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on a bigger scale.
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After about a week
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You'll notice the color
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inside the water bottle will change slightly
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from a clear
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into a light purple,
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just because of the color from the toner
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will actually be absorbed into the water.
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The items in this project
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were a little hard to find
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but hopefully with the link in the description below
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you guys were able to find all the different materials
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to actually put together
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your magnetic sensory bottle.
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This is a cool project
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just because it can actually
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visually show you
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what a magnetic field
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and the magnetic pull of a magnet
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actually looks like.
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Since it's grabbing all the little
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toner particles
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thats floating around in the water
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and then capturing it right inside your bottle.
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If you guys enjoyed this project
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make sure to check out
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some of our other sensory projects
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which were the
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ISpy bottle,
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the jelly fish in a bottle,
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and our foam dough.
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If you guys do make this project,
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make sure you share it with me either on my
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Facebook, Instagram or Twitter
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using the #GetCraftyCrafty hashtag
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and like I said in a previous video
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I'm going to be doing a fun little Halloween giveaway.
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And the last giveaway
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that I said I was going to do was the
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Harry Potter Elder Wand.
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This is going to TearsOfaGirl
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who's dressing up as a vampire
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and she's excited because
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it's her first time doing this without her braces!
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So make sure you contact me using...
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make sure you check your YouTube inbox!
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to get a little message from me
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so that you can claim your prize
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if not this might go to someone else
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if you don't claim it.
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Thank again for watching Get Crafty Crafty!
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Come back next time
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take care and
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stay crafty!!
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