I have seen this idea floating around on the blogosphere for a while now. All you need to do is a google search for melted crayon art and you'll see tones of inspiring ideas. It is a very simple craft which only cost about $2 using supplies from the dollar store.
Sorry for the half dressed boys in the photos. It is a rare occasion to have them fully dressed these days. They always come up with some excuse to get undressed.
First I let TJ choose the crayons he wanted while I glued them in order to the canvas. I used a glue gun.
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TJ concentrating on the order of his crayons |
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MJ coloured with his crayons as he wasn't interested in our craft |
Next we places the canvas in a small tray to catch the drips and turned on the hair dryer. It took a bit of experimenting with the settings to get it to melt. Be patient and be sure to point the hair dryer down so as not to get big splatters.
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Starting to melt |
Once finished TJ confascated the dryer to experiemnt with. He discovered he could shoot different objects down the hall. Lots of fun for all!
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MJ started to play dress-up |
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