Fewer lines work better than. With a few colored permanent markers, draw lines on the inside face of the dish. Use the remaining (larger) half of the petri dish to create a kaleidoscope with colors. To Add Colors to Your Kaleidoscope Using Permanent Markers. Your kaleidoscope has no colors in it, but reflects the world via the mirrors, so we call it a WorldView Kaleidoscope.
Included is a tube, 3 mirror strips plastic eyepiece, plastic chamber and chamber lid beads and sparkly paper.1 cardboard cylinder (a kitchen roll would work great)3 thin rectangular mirrors (or if you can't find those, some shiny silver cardboard)1 clear plastic circle (slightly smaller in diameter to the tube, it will need to slot in snugly - we used acetate from an art store)1 frosted circle the exact same size as the plastic one. Adafruit guides you through the process of lining the inside of a cardboard tube with holographic paper and affixing a small set of coloured lights on the end so that when you turn them on, the lights reflect of the shiny surface on the inside and light up in all kinds of great visual ways.Includes, all you need to make one kaleidoscope. Your head and your eyes will spin at the stunning results and the ease of Kaleidoscope Dyeing.In that case, we think we’ve found a DIY kaleidoscope tutorial that’s right up their alley. Here's how:WG DIY - Kaleidoscope Dye Kit, Warm. Forget about chasing rainbows, now you can carry them with you wherever you go.
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