Crayon melting is nothing new, lots of ideas abound on blogoland, but this was our first attempt and was greatly enjoyed. Inspiration from Sabrina. Colour quality on paper wasn't that great, i used very cheap broken crayons. Wax rose to the top and pigments settled. Love the colour effects tho!
Showing posts with label Craft with kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft with kids. Show all posts
Thursday, September 25, 2008
crayon cupcakes
Crayon melting is nothing new, lots of ideas abound on blogoland, but this was our first attempt and was greatly enjoyed. Inspiration from Sabrina. Colour quality on paper wasn't that great, i used very cheap broken crayons. Wax rose to the top and pigments settled. Love the colour effects tho!
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
the quest to reduce mess
Tip from a friend: use hairspray to remove just about any stain of clothing, spray on, throw in the wash while wet.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Original pillowcases
While Amy slept, Danny and mommy did some sewing and artwork using fabric markers on a pillowcase. Danny's comments as we sewed: " Mommy, i can sew now!!! Now i don't need to play any other games, i can just do this. " When he completed his sewing (a circle) on a not so new pillowcase, i gave him some Crayola fabric markers and his joy was complete!! Especially when he realized it was an object he could actually use. "Mommy, we are not putting this on the shelf, this goes on MY pillow, no other pillowcases ever." After he had covered every inch of the hoop, I ironed the design on the reverse, and we'll find out soon how it holds up in the wash.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
edible alphabet
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Coloured pasta craft
Made some coloured pasta to take to craft time at one of the playgroups we attend.
Here's how: to half a cup vinegar add 10 or more drops food colouring. Add pasta shells and let dry overnight. Colour intensifies when dry. I mixed up the colours for different shades here, but primary colours look brilliant too.
Here's how: to half a cup vinegar add 10 or more drops food colouring. Add pasta shells and let dry overnight. Colour intensifies when dry. I mixed up the colours for different shades here, but primary colours look brilliant too.
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