Will this project make a big mess?

The mess level is quite low! With a bit of preparation, most spills can be cleaned up quickly. Just lay down something to catch drips.

Is this safe for younger children?

Yes, Epsom salt is generally safe, but it’s always wise to supervise young children and ensure they don’t ingest any materials.

You could attempt using regular table salt, but the results won’t be as impressive. Epsom salt crystallizes nicely, providing that frosted look.

It should last for several days, depending on the humidity and temperature. You can refresh the design whenever you'd like.

A damp cloth works well to clean the window after you’re ready to remove the art.

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A simple and engaging DIY project for kids to create beautiful frosted window art using Epsom salt.

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Prepare your workspace by laying down old newspapers or a plastic sheet.
Mix the Epsom salt solution in a small bowl, combining 1 cup of Epsom salt with 1 cup of warm water until dissolved.
Add food coloring if desired, adjusting to your preferred shade.
Get your paintbrush ready by dipping it into the Epsom salt solution.
Application time! Choose a window and start painting the mixture onto the glass.
Allow the design to dry for about 30 minutes and watch the Epsom salt crystallize.
Enjoy your frosted window art and admire your handiwork!

Minimal mess involved; use old newspapers to catch drips.

Find it online: https://www.diymadeeasy.com/epsom-salt-window-frost-art/