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Thank you Roopa for letting me know about the Collaborative HeArt Project. ..
Jamie from Handsonaswegrow is putting together a collaborative fundraiser between bloggers. This is a heart project because all proceeds from this fundraiser will go to the American Heart Association [AHA]. As part of this, She is creating a 12x12 collaborative eBook/physical book of kids' art and crafts projects that are related to 'hearts'. The details are at her blog here..Here is our contribution to that..
Thank you Roopa for letting me know about the Collaborative HeArt Project. ..
Jamie from Handsonaswegrow is putting together a collaborative fundraiser between bloggers. This is a heart project because all proceeds from this fundraiser will go to the American Heart Association [AHA]. As part of this, She is creating a 12x12 collaborative eBook/physical book of kids' art and crafts projects that are related to 'hearts'. The details are at her blog here..Here is our contribution to that..
Melted Crayon Hearts
Please help me choose a picture to submit..
Jamie I will email you the high resolution pics.
Here's how you can make this super easy craft
- Materials - A small candle preferably a votive, color coordinated crayons, an A4 sheet and scissors.
- Draw a heart shape with a black marker on an A4 sheet
- Melt the tip of the crayon [ be sure to remove the paper packaging before you attempt] and drip onto the sheet. Heat, Drip, Heat, Drip. Repeat till whole area is covered in dots.
- Once completed, cutout the heart and paste onto a card sheet [ alternately you can craft on the cardstock directly]
- The crayon dot tends to chip off after a few days. A coat of Modpodge does the trick of keeping them in place.
The last two are made by Lil P with intermediate hand holding. :) The Blue is for hubby and red for me.. She pasted it on a card and wrote I Love Dad and I love Mom :) I think I'm going to frame this one.
This project is open to all.. If you would like to contribute, contact
Jamie @ hands on : as we grow or
email her @ handsonaswegrow(at)gmail.com
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Jamie @ hands on : as we grow or
email her @ handsonaswegrow(at)gmail.com
Show me some love.. leave a comment so I know you've seen it ;) next, you'll force me to start taking attendance :p .. all those present say aye!
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15 creative quips:
nice idea! I remember playing with dried candle drops and making cards with them during my childhood days!
As usual... a 'sooper' idea (as my daughter would say).
sooooooooooo pretty!! I love love the second pic!!
@Lakshmi - ohhhhhh.. you should try this one then.. I never made cards with wax
@OM: :) Thank you. Its very very easy too. Just take care that it doesn't get into a racing match between the twins. I'm so scared of fire around kids.
@patty - My fav too :)
Lovely!! Lots of crayon bits around..Will try it out sometime :)
i am sush..nice to meet you in this blog world..I like yout Template..and especially the way how it is snowing..
Lovely ideaaa
@priya. Working with broken bits might be tough for ammu.. attempt with care.
@Sush - Dropped by ur blog.. Love ur travel tales.. and those pics! Awesome. Welcome here. That snow effect is from here
@kala: Thanks & welcome here :) Loved the colorful sankranti rangolis at ur blog
beautiful dear
Thanks Shama. Are you back from ur trip?
Wow,,.:) thanks for the tutorial too,..
@NY100 - :) Do try it for valentine's day
The hearts are beautiful...the pics are lovely:)
Lovely:) Beautiful clicks too, you need to do a tutorial on how to take great photos too:)) Love them all
Very cute! Loved this idea!
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