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Crayon Suncatchers – Blue Hues That Catch the Light - Savory Splash

Dazzling Crayon Suncatchers - Blue Hues That Brighten Your Day

Course: DIY
Keyword: Colorful Art, Crayon Suncatchers, Creative Crafts, DIY crafts, kids activities, Suncatcher Art
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Cooling Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour
Servings: 1 suncatcher
Transform broken crayons into vibrant Crayon Suncatchers that catch the light beautifully, a perfect DIY activity for kids.
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Equipment

  • Iron
  • Pencil or Crayon Sharpener
  • Scissors
  • Hole Punch

Ingredients

For the Suncatchers

  • 1 box Assorted Crayons Bring vibrancy using broken or leftover crayons.
  • 2 sheets Wax Paper Essential for crafting base.
  • 1 Old Dish Towel or Parchment Paper Protects work surface and iron.
  • 1 String or Thread For hanging suncatchers.

Optional Tools

  • 1 Hole Punch For creating holes for hanging.

Instructions

How to Make Crayon Suncatchers

  • Preheat the Iron by setting it to a low heat setting for melting crayon shavings.
  • Shave the assorted crayons into small pieces using a sharpener.
  • Layer the crayon shavings between two sheets of wax paper.
  • Protect your work area by placing a dish towel or parchment paper on top of the wax paper.
  • Melt the crayons by gently pressing the iron onto the towel for 10-15 seconds.
  • Cool the melted shapes slightly before peeling back the wax paper.
  • Cut out shapes from the melted crayon art using scissors.
  • Hang your suncatchers by creating a hole and attaching string or thread.

Notes

Supervise children closely during the melting process, and consider laminating finished suncatchers for protection against sunlight.

Nutrition

Serving: 1suncatcher