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Blue Crayon Flower Suncatchers

A delightful craft that offers a fun and creative way to make beautiful suncatchers using melted crayons.
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Course Craft
Cuisine Creative
Servings 1 project

Ingredients
  

Materials

  • Several pieces Blue crayons (or any crayon colors you prefer) Feel free to use various colors for a more vibrant design.
  • 1 piece Wax paper Recommended for melting crayons.
  • 1 piece An iron For melting the crayons.
  • 1 piece Scissors For cutting out the shape.
  • 1 piece A pencil Useful for tracing templates.
  • 1 piece Flower-shaped template (optional) For creating floral designs.
  • 1 piece Clear adhesive window film For backing the suncatcher.
  • 1 piece A craft stick For spreading melted crayon.

Instructions
 

Preparation

  • Clear a flat, clean area on your table.
  • Gather all materials within reach.

Crayon Preparation

  • Peel the wrappers off the blue crayons and break them into small pieces.
  • If you want multiple colors, use various colored crayons and mix them.

Create Your Design

  • Lay out a piece of wax paper on your workspace.
  • Place crayon pieces on one half of the wax paper in a flower shape. Feel free to mix in other colors for variety!

Melting the Crayon

  • Fold the other half of the wax paper over the crayon pieces.
  • Gently press with an iron on a low setting for a few seconds until the crayons melt.
  • The wax will begin to ooze out, creating a beautiful marbled effect that you can touch.

Cut Out the Shape

  • Once cool, carefully peel apart the wax paper.
  • Use scissors to cut around the flower design, creating your suncatcher outline.

Finishing Touch

  • Stick the flower cutout onto a piece of clear adhesive window film to add durability.
  • Trim the film around the edges for a clean finish.

Notes

Tips & Variations: Custom shapes using different templates, adding glitter for sparkle, and layering colors can enhance your suncatcher's design. Store completed suncatchers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Keyword Art Project, Crayon Craft, DIY craft, Kids Activity, Suncatcher