Melted Crayon Art {Tutorial}
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tamara says
this is awesome thanks for sharing
Anonymous says
Looks like a fun project. Great time to do it with all the crayons on sale for school!
Laurie says
I just shared this tutorial on my blog! So many creative ideas 🙂
http://createdbylaurie.blogspot.com/2012/04/crafts-at-home-melted-crayon-art.html
Anonymous says
Looks Great! I’ve been seeing these all over pinterest and wanted to know how to make one. This will definitely be my next weekend project!
The Craft-Arty Kid says
That looks awesome! And it looks like it’d be pretty fun to make too 🙂
Renee says
I need to make this immediately to go in my craft room! I’m going to get my 5 year old nephew to help. How fun 🙂
yngla says
Such a fun project! Love the result.
Katie says
How fun! I especially love that this is something kids can truly feel like they made all by themselves. 🙂
Chocolate on my Cranium says
LOVE this! And of course am adding it to my Pinterest board. 🙂
Craft E Magee says
Great project! I’d like to do this with my 4 year old nephew. Thanks for sharing.
kelly from teachertime123.com says
Great hands-on lesson on the colors of the rainbow (ROYGBIV) for school age children.
WeAreWildThings says
That’s amazing. Looks awesome and so easy to do. I might have to make one for my sons room. Love it. Thanks. 🙂
Amanda says
we are in the process of making one of these today! If it comes out fantastic I think we will make one for Maddie’s teacher too!
Renee says
I love the layered textured look! Nice!
Anonymous says
Thanks for reminding me! My daughter’s room is purples, white and black. Perhaps I will collect a variety of purples and lilacs to make one for her room! 🙂
Tracie