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

Crayon Suncatchers: Stunning Blue Hues That Light Up Your Home

Create beautiful crayon suncatchers using vibrant blue hues that catch the light, a perfect DIY project for kids.
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Course: All recipes
Keyword: Art and Crafts, Crayon Suncatchers, Creative Projects, DIY Crafts, Kids Activities
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Cooling Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour
Servings: 1 suncatcher

Equipment

  • Pencil or Crayon Sharpener
  • Iron
  • scissors
  • Hole Punch (Optional)

Ingredients

For the Suncatcher Base

  • 10 pieces Blue Crayons (light and dark shades) Use broken or leftover crayons.
  • 2 sheets Wax Paper Acts as a protective layer during melting.

For Hanging

  • 1 string String or Thread For hanging the suncatcher.

For Cleanup and Protection

  • 1 towel Old Dish Towel or Parchment Paper To protect the iron from crayon residue.

Instructions

How to Make Crayon Suncatchers

  • Start by using your sharpener to shave the blue crayons into small pieces.
  • Lay one sheet of wax paper on a flat surface, sprinkle the crayon shavings evenly across it, and cover with a second sheet of wax paper.
  • Set your iron to a low heat, and gently press it on the wax paper for a few seconds.
  • After letting the melted creation cool slightly, peel off the wax paper.
  • Use scissors to cut out fun shapes that reflect your child's imagination.
  • If you'd like hanging options, use a hole punch at the top of your shapes.
  • Attach the string or thread through the holes and hang your colorful suncatchers in windows.

Notes

Add a touch of glitter to the melted crayons for extra sparkle if desired.

Nutrition

Serving: 1suncatcher