‘Tis the season for making homemade Christmas gifts. This past fall I saw these done and decided that I wanted to do this for my daughter’s teacher. She is a pre-k teacher that is just amazing. I adore her and will be sad to say goodbye this year. She has a time during her class where she does neat science experiments for the kiddos and when the experiment is done she always says, “That’s science friends!”. I wanted to incorporate that into the project as well.
It was a bit more labor intensive than I expected and what I used was a wire wreath and flipped it over and placed a glass bowl in the middle to line up the crayons perfectly. I then hot glued the crayons to the wire . . . that was a bit tricky, but I figured it out.
I have one more to make and I will take pics along the way to the steps I did so you can see how it was done and the recipe next week.
Thanks for sharing a bit of “spreading the Christmas cheer” pie with me.
What a darling wreath Arin!!! The crayon box and “that’s science” paper are just too cute!!! I’m sure she will love it!!!!
Wow!! You go with your creative self girlfriend!! That wreath is sooooo flippin’ cute! I’m sure she will absolutely love it! The thought of having to glue on all those crayons makes me completely insane! – so I really admire your patience! You’re a rock star!
this is super cool and very creative! i have some crayon crafts on my blog too, you should check it out 🙂
Hi Arin, Your crayon wreath is awesome! What a FUN idea!!! 🙂