Melted crayon art is an easy and fun thing. It’s so simple, yet the end result can be stunning. Peoples of all ages can create different types of such crafts using different methods. The finished products can make great gifts or party favors.
Heart
Melted Crayon Burger
Melted Crayon Shawl
DIY Candle Holders
Lanern
Lion
You are My Sunshine
Rainbow Melted Crayon Art
Litte Mermaid
Gymnastics
Peacock
Laney blowing bubbles
Love in Rain
Umbrella with Silhouette
Flowers
Girl Swinging
Letters of Love
Autumn Trees
Melted Crayon Art for Teacher Gift
Butterfly
Elephant
Pumpkin Fun
Christmas Trees
Craft Rain Cloud
Phoenix
Doctor Who
Melted Crayon Art Cross
Melted Crayon Art with Pictures
Abstract Art
Heart Shape
Weeping Willow Tree
Rainbow
Courtney Cantrell says
Hey, thanks for featuring my rainbow and showing the source link! I appreciate that. Good to see what other people are doing with melted crayons, too. Looks fun!
Chloe West says
Thanks for featuring my You Are My Sunshine art! These are all really neat!
Melanie says
I would love to have the one called love in the rain
Katrina says
Thanks for featuring my trees 🙂 Glad you liked that little fall craft.
Original post from my previous blog::
http://musingsofachocolatelover.blogspot.com/2010/12/melting-crayons.html
Krystyl says
Hello. I am starting a crafts class at my job and I would like to incorporate some of these into my classes. Can someone please tell me how you are melting the crayons and how you are assuring that they do not go all over the place? More specifically, I am wanting to do the heart and Laney Blowing Bubbles. Please help me.
Thank you.
K
Nancy says
Search Pinterest or google for something like ‘melted crayon art’ I also fell in love with these and decided to do with a youth group of 10-12 year olds. Some of the kiddos gave them to family members as gifts or hung them on the walls of their homes.
I gathered the tops from boxes of copy paper (asked stores and offices) to contain crayon splatter, got hair dryers from thrift shop, got some canvas panels in the art room but needed more so I used that foam poster board (black & white) from dollar store. I also got hot glue guns from dollar store.
azuriacarney says
I love this project it is so cool?
Robyn says
I made a project by painting on a canvas, then melting small pieces of broken crayon in a few places. I found that using a heat blower works better than a blow dryer.
Ella says
I could look all day at the crayon art!
courtney says
Great ideas for all the broken crayons us parents have laying around