We found the tutorial over at Martha Stewart's website and knew we had to make them.
This was a very inexpensive, yet time-consuming project. The girls seemed to love it though...they know their way around a box of crayolas! They got really creative with color combinations, adding a really pretty blue that I would have never thought to add to the mix. They also got creative with the shapes they cut out, making double and triple hearts. I played it safe and just cut out varying sizes of hearts.
We basically followed Martha's tutorial, except we used paper grocery bags rather than Kraft paper around the wax paper (mainly because I don't know what "kraft" paper is). I attached my hearts to baker's twine with a dab of super glue.
If you are looking for a fun project to do with your kids, this is a great one.
Yours turned out a million times better than mine: http://lambaround.blogspot.com/2010/10/crayola-crayon-incident.html
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They look so pretty in the sun. I wish you had given a hint about how they are made. I don't have time to link to Martha.
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful and look like a lot of fun to make! I'll have to try them with my son!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I love your crayon hearts and they look darling in front of your window. Thank you for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! They look so nice hanging at different lengths by the light of the window. Nice stopping by to visit with you!
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These are so pretty and colorful - they caught my eye when I was linking up on Trendy Treehouse!
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These are so cool! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
ReplyDeletevery cute, you are such a crafty little thing. It must be your red hair. I wish I had red hair. I miss you. the end.
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ReplyDeleteI love this idea...might try it myself!
ReplyDeleteLove these!They really look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI can remember doing this project as a child, except we used fall colors and cut out leaves instead of hearts. This would be a fun project to do tomorrow! Thanks for sharing. Your hearts look great!
ReplyDeleteWe just did this too, but I love the way you put yours on your window! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love these! They bring back memories form when I was a kid! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteso cute and pretty:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this over at my party- it is darling! :)
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Such a fun idea!!! Thanks for linking to Fancy This Fridays! :) Hope to see you again this week!
ReplyDeleteAwesome craft and fab photo!
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ReplyDeletetruly fabulous! Thanks for sharing.. I am a new follwer, which Im glad to be =) have a great weekend!
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ReplyDeleteSo Awesome! I would hang them all year round!
ReplyDeleteI remember doing these as a kid! I'll have to remember to make some next February...thanks for the trip down memory lane.
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