Crayon Painting |
Sorry everyone, this will be an un-church-lated blog. I’m sorry Tracey. Please don’t fire me. Oh wait. Why would you fire me since I work for free? Wow. Off Subject. I get off subject a lot? Can you tell? Off Subject Again. Let’s get started.
Crayon Painting! *very fun for kids* (and easy!)
Yes, it is as fun as it sounds.
Before you start you should know, before you freak out, that 47 out of 48 crayons should fit at the top of the canvas. I had a complete panic attack when 1 didn’t fit, until I realized 1 was not supposed to fit. I overreact a lot. Ask my Mom.
I showed this craft to my class and they… well… DOWNRIGHT LOVED IT!!!
What you’ll need
-A 16″ x 20″ white, blank canvas (available @ WalMart)
-A box of 48 Crayola Crayons (available @ WalMart)
[And if you're a serious anti-Walmart person, most of these things are available @ Hobby Lobby.] {I <3 HOBBY LOBBY!}
-A Blow Dryer
-A hot glue gun & glue (available @ WalMart)
-Plastic/Newspaper
Steps
1. Lay the crayons out in rainbow order as best as you can on the 16″ side of the canvas (crayons do not come in rainbow order)
2. Slide the crayons down the canvas so you have room to hot glue them
3. Make two rows of hot glue for about 4 inches. Then, place the crayons on the canvas with the ‘Crayola’ facing up (looks more professional, and that’s what I’m all about. not.) repeat step #3 until the canvas is filled up with crayons
4. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PLASTIC/NEWSPAPER COVERING YOUR AREA WHEN DOING THIS STEP!!!!!! (I cannot stress this enough!)
Set up Newspaper or Plastic. Blow dry the crayons and control where the wax/color goes
5. Hang up so the world can experience your true artistic abilities.
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