) The instructions start with the top half of the dress which is in 5 pieces. There could be many reasons for this I don't read the instructions properly, I miss a step or two or I don't fully understand the instructions and plow on anyway. ( I tend to find that I always go wrong somewhere in the pattern the first time I try it. When I did get enough time to make a start on the sewing portion of making the dress I sat down and read the instructions a few times. Now that I had my fabric pieces cut out I didn't do anything further for a month or so. Alternatively you could simply dip a piece of kitchen roll (Kitchen towel/ paper) into the watery layer on top and allow it to absorb some of the water. Creating paint for the walls and ground outside was much more of a guessing game and I would usually add too much or too little water. We figured out that after about 10 minutes the water and wet chalk particles start to separate which is actually perfect if you add too much water! You can just wait for the chalk to separate and pour out some water being careful not to pour out any chalk particles. When painting the pictures on paper/ card I added around a teaspoon of water to start and slowly added a little bit more until I had the right consistency. The first time we tried making chalk paint I added way too much water and we ended up needing to empty some out. It's really that simple he can do it himself! You will need to be very aware of how much your adding for some projects and not so much for others. You can see D above mixing the water and chalk powder to make the paint with his paint brush. To turn the chalk powder into paint you need to add water.
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