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This fun and simple melted crayon valentine garland is a craft that everyone will enjoy making. All you need is wax paper, crayon shavings and some ribbon.
How to Make the Melted Crayon Valentine Garland:
Choose a few colors of crayons- pick ones that blend well together to make it look a little nicer. Use a sharpener or cheese grater to make crayon shavings. Cut a few pieces of wax paper and grate the shavings right onto the paper.
Cover with another piece of wax paper. Heat up an iron.  Lay down a towel and place the wax paper on top, folding the towel over the top of the wax paper. Iron over the towel for a minute.  The crayon shavings melt pretty quickly.
Remove and let cool, then let the kids cut into heart shapes. Hole punch on both sides of the heart and tie together with ribbons. It makes a beautiful Valentine’s Day Garland!
Chasity says
What a cute idea! We did stained glass windows that was similar to this project a few years back.
TC Harris says
They are too cute and easy!
Debbie says
Looks like a fun project! Excited to be following you from the Crew.
Deborah says
This type of craft ( melting crayons ) could be used with all sorts of themes. :o)
{I’m so excited to be following you!}
The Paper Maid
Jennifer aGlimpseOfOurLife says
What a cool Valentine’s craft!
Kelli says
Thanks so much for linking to homeschooling on the cheap this week! I hope that you continue linking your fun homeschool ideas.
Emilee Roberts says
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing! I’m so excited to be following you!
Cristi says
I’ve been wanting to do a project with melted crayons, and I love the heart garland idea. I think our schoolroom will get some new decorations next week. Thanks for sharing the idea.
I’m so excited to be following you!
Beth (www.livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com) says
What a clever idea! These came out super duper cute! I will be sharing this on my Facebook page!
Thanks for linking up to TGIF! I hope to see you again tomorrow!
Beth =-)
Kim @ The Educators Spin On It says
What a fun idea! Can’t wait to try this after school this week with my kids. Thank yo for sharing on the After School Link up, we’ve featured you think week! Here’s the link http://theeducatorsspinonit.blogspot.com/2013/02/last-minute-valentines-day-ideas-after.html