So it's pretty easy to do, hot glue gun the crayons and then hold the blowdryer and melt. What I didn't account for was the spray from my blowdryer, lol! My blow dryer seriously needs a medium speed. Low won't heat it enough and high was blowing the wax but it was still fun. So instead of the 'drip' that you see on all the Pinterest pics, it goes drip and spray. But I personally love spray/splatter, so it's more my style!
Laid them out and glued (yeah not all even, but that's fine for me!)
Drip and spray! I love it. Part of me hated to waste brand new crayons lol, but it's so worth it.
And then I saw a flower type of crayon melt on Pinterest. They strip their crayons of the paper but I didn't want to mess with that. And I snapped the crayons in half (seriously, that felt wrong too!)
Put them in a circle. I alternated points and flats and did the colors twice. Again, gotta love personalization!
So they did not drip at all but splattered, but I think I like this more! I'm a splattery person lol :)
And if two projects were not enough, I did a crockpot ham and potato soup recipe off of Pinterest and it totally rocked! And I get to have it for leftovers today, yum! Yesterday was a Pinterest-y day!
LOVE the crayon art (great splatter effect). I made one this summer and hung it in my classroom.
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Runde's Room
Thanks! I've got in hanging in my bedroom right now but will one day hang in my future classroom! I'm thinking maybe an art corner or something :)
ReplyDeleteThey both turned out so GREAT!! I love them. It is great to see that this does work, and I really like the extra splatters:) Happy week ahead to you.
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Good Morning Mrs Rubie
Thanks Tina! I love them too. After seeing it for so long on Pinterest, I finally had to try it and yes they do work.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week too!
~Tanja
I love this & just linked here from my own blog ateachersbagoftricks.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa! And thanks for stopping by :)
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