How to make colored sand...DIY

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Tools:

1. chalk
2. Grater
3. Fine sand


in two steps you will prepare your own colored sand .

first step 


Bring your sand and divide it and put it in to bowls .

second step 


Crush the chalk over the sand and mix it together to get your colored sand .





Try it.....

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