Pudding spent most of this time asleep, but when she wasn't, she was bein' silly...as usual.
Take some old crayons and break/cut them up into small pieces. Mix colors however you want! I put them in a shaped baking pan and melted them at 200 degrees for about 15 min. (I would just keep an eye on it...cuz I dont remember exactly how long...oops)
While painting was taking place on the table, I was working on part of a Christmas present for them...special CRAYONS!! Lucky for me, my girls aren't hard to impress. I know it's not much, but it will all come together in the end.
I thought the stars would be best for Pudding, so she could grip them well. I've still got some more to make...looking forward to it.Take some old crayons and break/cut them up into small pieces. Mix colors however you want! I put them in a shaped baking pan and melted them at 200 degrees for about 15 min. (I would just keep an eye on it...cuz I dont remember exactly how long...oops)
Here is our little art gallery!!
I'm lovin' her big pink circle!
3 comments:
I love how your crayons turned out! I always look at your stuff and think "I can do that-maybe I should", we'll have to see if I can get motivated. I'm sure that your kids will love them.
Very cool April. I love the idea for broken crayons because Heaven knows we have many! I used to toss them but now they have a greater purpose!
I love the star crayons! And your girls' art is adorable--I love seeing what little ones create!
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