Let's Make Melted Crayon Art!
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To make melted crayon art, we first covered our work area and peeled and broke our crayons. (We broke our pieces pretty small, but I think larger pieces would have been better. As the crayons melted, the smaller pieces detached from our cereal boxes and rolled around.)
Then, I cut up a cereal box and hot glued crayons onto it. Then, we taped it into a disposable baking pan
Chuck really enjoyed this part.
Gosh. Aren't the colors so lovely?
I loved this project because it required very minimal materials and Chuck LOVED watching the crayons sputter and melt.
Looking for other cool crayon projects?
- Meri Cherry: Crayon Art Sculpture
- Babble Dabble Do: Melted Crayon Paintings
- Tiny Rotten Peanut: Crayon Transfer Technique
- Willow Day: Coloring Fabric with Crayons
- My guest post at Handmade Charlotte: Melted Crayon Canvas Art
Happy crafting!
Wow. You know I love me some colors. I really enjoyed this one...
ReplyDeleteyou know, I bet these blog posts could double as a book someday if you were thinking that direction. i would love to leaf through a hard copy of all these fun projects for future use.
Thanks Julie. I'm glad you liked the post. *Happy sigh* That would be a lovely dream....
DeleteGorgeous! It seems interesting. Love to see the painting on the wall.
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