How to make Colored powder : Holi powder : Throwing powder
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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An in detail tutorial on how to make Holi powder also known as throwing powder or Colored Powder. I used my powder in this video: • Colours in the sun
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Things needed:
Corn starch
Food coloring
Sieve
Oven
baking tray
Kitchen Foil
Blender ( Fast Version)
Pestle and mortar ( Slow Version )
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Here's a tip: Add your food colouring to the water first then you can skip an entire stage and I imagine you can use a blender in place of all the sieving stages. Happy Holi - just enough time to get ready for the weekend. Thanks for posting
great to know
Would adding a drink of the color you want work instead of food coloring
My daughter volunteered to make this powder for the camp of 64 4 year old. She was doing it wrong and I found your video. You saved our lives!!
TheNiacc I'm happy to hear =)
add dye to the water and not afterwards.
It took me 6 hours to cook 3 colors (since I used a small oven). That would be like 3 packs of cornstarch. I also used powder dye (so, I still need to dilute it). The result of mine was, color is not that vibrant. If anyone else is using powdered dye and wanted it to make the color more visible, I suggest that you put a lot because the color fades when you heat/cook it in the oven.
thanks for the Info
This video has just convinced me to go out and buy the stuff instead. Holy lord that's a lot of work!
It’s super cheap to buy too I’ll think I’m with ya, I’ll skip the mess and wait on UPS. Lol.
Im going to start making this tonight for my gender reveal party next week!! Thanks so much for a very useful and helpful tutorial, Im so excited to start this!
I'm glad it helped =)
we are doing a color party for my daughters 10th birthday. this has been the best how to video. thank you
I´m really happy it´s helped =)
Amber Cordero hi wud u say this was safe at ur daughters party I wanna do this for my sons 12th bday party however he’s asthmatic n who knows about the other kids I’ll be getting face masks n goggles possibly but how did that turn out
Me: *looks at my blender*
My blender: Don't you dare.
+Sebastian stenzl It depends on how bad your asthma is. I have asthma and it doesn't bother me at all! It's just cornstarch, water and food colouring...
in south america corn starch is so necessary for food recipes that you can find it everywhere, and really cheap.
if someone from southamerica is reading, cornstarch = maizena
thanks for the info =)
The Running Rocker =)
it's also ma¨zena in Europe (I think) I live in Belgium and we use this in the kitchen a lot, and yes, it is cheap :-)
CDJWmusic in Canada its called Cornflour
Funny. In Switzerland we call it Maizena too. :)
I added color to the water BEFORE adding it to cornstarch - much easier and it saves time. : )
I just want to warn everyone you do want to use icing dye because liquid food coloring will get you a pretty pale wet result and I'm still in the drying phase but I imagine it'll be less than neon when it's done so keep that in mind.
Thanks for the Info, I will soon be making an FAQ in the description for people. I'll make sure to add this...
Recent update: I added about 20 drops of food coloring per pound(a little less than 500g) and the color did not fade during the drying process the finished product is still not as bright as the powder made with the icing dye but it's still pretty colorful.
Lucas Hutchinson thanks for the info will make the FAQ some point soon
Finally out of all the ones I've tried this one is by far the best! Thanks a ton
Oh My God,thank you so so so much.
We're have planned making a homemade Holi,and this tutorial was absolutely useful.
Laura Núñez I'm so glad to hear it =)
Great! My daughter is having a Splatoon themed party and I wanted something I knew wasn't going to make the kids sick. Thanks!
No problem i'm glad it helps you out. I sort of invented the recipe as the only info I could find on how to make it was that is was made out of Cornflour =)
heres another hack for pastel holi powder:
Add flour to a bowl
add powdered food coloring
mix
you got yourself holi power
Finally a good tutorial. Thanks bro
omg its just the same as the powder in color run i went there and i totally wannted do it for my birthday and i didn´t now how but then i whached this video and tryed it out i tought it was gonna be a big mess but achully it surprise me and it WORKED (btw sorry my spelling from iceland and i suck at english) i love you
OMG IM GONNA DO THAT FOR MY BDAY TOO!!!
birnacool vevo I'm really glad it turned out well for you =)
would drying be faster in sun
Before drying the mixture just FYI it's called obleck and if you mix it slowly not fast it won't be rock solid like that.
I'm making coffee filter hydrangeas. I'm using the powder to dry brush on the edges and centers to create shading. Many thanks!
Best video I've seen on how to make this stuff. Thanks!
I'm really glad it's helped you =)
Thanks for the how to video! we love holi powder too! Especially in super slow motion!!
Nice stuff. After seeing the half sandwich / bread roll, I straight went the kitchen to eat mine :-)
Have a quick look at the video I mad with the powder and you'll see it actually takes quite a bit to get it to stick.... even after I got them to have a water fight to give it an even higher change of sticking. It will fall off very fast I would got for painting green and just use that. But ya it looks good in all colors it just depends how you make it and how colorful you make it. I'm glad you liked the video =)
Thank you! tbh I might never do this but I would really like to go to a holi festival coz it looks SO FUN
too much process, you can try drying it all out till it becomes rock hard, then pulverise it using a food processor. it still works the same
Also you can add water based scents / essence oils to make it smell a little fragrant :)
You made Ooblek! the trick is if you press slowly then your fingers go in fast if you press fast then its impossible! All 80's/ 90's kids know about this!
In India this colored holi powder called gulal
I would like to see a discussion of safety for throwing color powder into a crowd of people. Corn starch or whatnot sounds innocent enough, but at a certain concentration and at a certain atmospheric condition, just about any powder can become extremely explosive and can be easily be ignited by just a spark or by someone's cigarette. That is why all the equipment used in industrial grain storage facilities or for handling solid powder must have explosion-proof certification. About a year or two ago, there was a color powder explosion accident that happened at a water park in Taiwan with hundreds of people sent to hospitals. Dozens of them eventually died.
Thanks, this will be great for my photos
1. Why not dry/bake first and then blend it, skipping the sieves, mortars, and all the mess.
2. Is the end result the same consistency as the beginning cornstarch? If so I wonder if simply adding powdered food coloring to cornstarch would work and be easier?
1. It would not dry fully as you need the surface area of the layed out powder to fully dry out..
2. I would have no idea... I don't think it would be the same as the color is literally into the corn starch...
Best tutorial ever!!!!!! Thanks
Best tutorial on how to make holiday
In 00:13 he said and this video its a picture 😂😂
I'm using this for homecoming next year, our student section is going to throw it at the beginning of the game
Do you think i could adapt this and use washable crayola paint instead of food coloring? Im thinking of having a powder paint fight for my gender reveal party and i sont want the entire family being dyed pink or blue or having their pants stained.
Ah ok well if you use just plain flour you don't actually try it out in a bowl... When i was researching this i found out that if it's done with normal flour its dried in big long thin sausages of dough and i think it takes a few days to dry. It's like making play dough and letting that dry. That's why i went for the corn flour way =). Hope this helps you out..
Well with baby powder it will defiantly work if you just want white. However i don't think it has the right properties but I could be wrong... However baby powder is actually slightly toxic.... So I would not recommend using it. As for staining clothes, that's just the nature of the beast.... I don't think there is any way out there to make a colored powder that will not stain even if it's just a little.... I hope this helps and have fun if you go ahead with the powder idea for your school =)
Thank youuuuuuuuuu ! I'll do it tomorow ! Very pro !
I think you should add the coloring to the water before mixing it with the flour.
Ya i Wish i did do that as well but oh well =)
If I use food colorant, it would ruin my clothes? Or can I clean it successfully afterwards?
All of these powders are made out of food colouring.... I bought clothes just to do this with cus i'm not 100% on the results you will get
Well from the Non-Newtonian state to about 70% dry i would say about 24 hours to 48 hours if you add to much water. As for when your dehydrating it in the oven i would say 15-30min. Best way I found was to just get lots of batches going. =)
Love the accent. Going to attempt to make gray to cover actors in powder and simulate bodies covered in volcanic ash.
It's colored oobleck dried out! My son and I did this then when he was tired of it we'd dry it out moosh it into powder and had all this lovely powder to turn back into oobleck...I knew there was something more you could do with it. Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial - We're having a backyard Color Run in a few weeks!
awesome =)
What if you added the food coloring to the water first? Then mix in the corn starch?
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Thank you so much for your very detailed tutorial. I will be trying this out this weekend.
I''m glad it helped and that you have fun having a go at it...
A legend in Portuguese would be good too.
what do you mean by shoot the powder out ???
If you mean literally shooting the powder out, You can use a co2 canon or a modified paintball gun. If you mean shoot as is photography and video. It's pretty easy to pick up, but if you don't want it to blur in a photo i would use a fast lens and a flash with a very fast shutter to capture the moment. I hope that helps.....
This was really helpful with my photography GCSE. Thankyou.
Cameron Pickering would love to see the images
I hope you don't mind but I shared your video on Facebook as there is a bunch of us planning to go to the Holi festival in London in June and I thought it might be fun if we all made our own powder to take.
Thanks for uploading such an informative video.
Of course not go and share it everywhere =)
Dude super awesome a little long process but cool and I like to experiment
I am definetely gonna try this
Thanks:)
I'm glad it helped... this is pretty much what they do in the factory for it as well
I loved this! I feel like I could use this for cake/cookie decorating too!!! Thank you!
+Amanda Nevarez Duran It dose not really taste nice =/
That is the quietest blender I have ever heard.
It was that load that I just deleted the sound xD
It all depends on the amount you have to make, If you have lots of bowls You can make lots in one go let all the bowls dry which is generally one day if you add as little water as possible. Then as you will have so much to dry out, that will take a day as well so you could probably do it all in two days if you work like crazy on it =)
Nice! Thank you for doing the tutorial!
quick and easy huh
That green is cool
Fantastico, proverò a farlo. Grazie per averlo condiviso.
thanks this is absolutely helpful and saved my life!
I really Glad it helped =)
Can wait to try make for a gymnastics video
well it's not the most pleasant of smells, It's just pure cornflour with a little color so it may smell like cornflour but at least it's not toxic in anyway =)
Also, it may be easier to add the color to your initial splash of water so it mixes easier. Just an idea. :)
RealMommyLife Ya the adding colour before is in the FAQ video. ruclips.net/video/4XxJBtVc1-A/видео.html
As fro the washable colour I'm not 100% sure but there is nothing stopping you from giving it a try.... would like to know..
once you crunch it up if it still feels slightly damp i would say put it in the oven if not it might just turn into a paste if you blend it =)
fantastic video . Is this safe for people who suffer from asthma?
will it be visible when you throw it at a white shirt? we need it for color run and it would be really awesome if when you throw it at someone it will become visible.
Awesome video!!!! Thanks for sharing... quick? Would I be able to do this with powdered tempera paint?
I would not advise it just cus I don't really know what powdered tempera paint is made up of and it could be toxic =/
Will this stuff stain your clothes and body when used? Can't walk into work the next day looking all multicolored :)
Well then I got it all over me it did not stain my skin... however the clothes I cant ganrantee
The Running Rocker should i just wear black clothes while doing this?
Thank you huge help. last year we used flour. And was really no fun at all.
Is it completely washable? I'm scared it'll stain the floor
Just use it outside, don't try to risk your household items
I'm going to be creating a music video and will be filming in several weeks time, I was just wondering if you knew how long you can keep the powder. Does it go off or loose quality if I was to make it in the next few days and didn't use it for a while or is it best when it's fresh?
Tilly Ruddick If it dried really well it will keep well for a long time if not then it might start to go bad. In all honesty if you want to make powder for a music video carecolours.com sells box's with mixed 100 bags..
Alright thanks for that!
No I have not but if it reacts the save as cornflour then i'm sure it would work just as well
Oh thanks so much gonna definitely do this !
OMG Thank You so much, I will be making some homemade marshmallows for a party we are having and I Was wondering how I would be able to coat them and keep the colors (peacock party theme) and you just saved me, OMG Thank you again :-D
I'm glad it helped... Little working i'm not to sure how nice corn starch tastes or if your going to toast the marshmallow, or how it burns...
Is it necessary to bake it in microwave ? Can we leave it for drying in the sun for 1 or 2 days Will it work?
I'm sure you can leave it to dry in the sun
thankyou very much
does this stain clothes at all or does it wash out? This was a really helpful video, I'm going to be using this powder for a photoshoot but I don't want to stain the models' clothes!
It takes a lot quicker to dry if you put it out into the sun
Thank you. I was wondering if we could mix this powder with clay slip to enhance the color.
+Bryan Jagdeesh In all honesty I would have no idea...=/
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, but yikes that seems pretty labor and time intensive. I was looking for colored powders to put in pressurized bottles for reactive target practice.
Why are you using water over vodka? Vodka evaporates fast and will take 1/4 of the drying time w/o baking it and loosing some of that gorgeous color?
thank you sooooo muuch thats perf for my next clip !!!
I just have one question, let's say I didn't have 2 or 3 days, can we stick it in an oven as soon as we reach the stage where the corn starch is all mixed with the coloring?
Thanks so much ur vid was vey helpful we are doing a color run if u don't get wet first will the powder stick? Also is the powder washable?
I don't see why that would not make things faster =). Seems obvious now but as you see Not much water get put it so it would have to be pretty concentrated.
Well and easy explained.
Are you able to add the icing color gel to the corn starch before adding the water or when you add the water to help mix it easier?
OOOOOO Would love to see the photo shoot =)
I would like to use this for a color discovery box in school... is it possible to mix 2 colors of powder? (so the children can mix red and yellow for example and they would get orange)
I'm not 100% sure... But when I mixed them all together.. they did go brown...
The Running Rocker hmmm... I'm gonna take the risk and just go for it :-p
Thanx for aswering so quickly!
Good luck!
Let me know what happens =)
The Running Rocker I will ;-)
have you tried putting food color corn starch in the blender and let go. seems the air flow would dry the powder as it refines it as well. if it works that would removes days off the process
I dont' think that would fully work due to the absorbent nature of corn strach. and if you put in a non-newtonian fluid into a bender I think it would break it due to its properties
can i mix them in water and use as wet colors?? do they dissolve properly?
They will dissolve properly but i'm not sure if it works properly as I have not tried it myself...
thanks -glavin
Awesome😍😃👌🏻!Thank you for this video
nice man its superb cool we could use it in holi
Will tapioca starch work?
very useful tutorial, thanks.
What exactly is the difference in the procedure or time needed when I use flour? Seems like the dough doesn't dry like as hard as you what you did.
Instead of waiting for it to dry naturally could you use an oven from the start and dry it out this way?
I make homemade play dough and add the color to the liquid. Saves a lot of time. I'm sure you could do the same for this recipe. :)
Great job, thanks. Run or Dye on RUclips and watch what they do with the powder there! :) It's a run in Canada.
I LOVE the video!!! It helped me out a lot! I have a question: Well i'm thinking about doing it for my niece's graduation next week, is it easy to clean up from the street, shower and carpet with water?
I'm glad it's helped, I don't know about carpet due to the food coloring but from the street and tilde surfaces with just water it will clean off from my experience. I hope that helps
Sorry about that this was done in the last few weeks of me being at university, and trying to have a clean communal kitchen is like trying to bleed a stone....