Showing posts with label easter craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter craft. Show all posts

Monday, 25 March 2013

Melted Crayon Easter Eggs



There are many ways that you can do melted crayon art for Easter and other occasions. Here's just one spin on this really fun art.

Firstly what you will need.

Crayons in different colours
a sharpener
Hard Boiled Eggs
hairdryer
and something to catch the mess :)


How to Make It



1. Pick out your colours
2. Once your eggs are boiled quickly take them out and place in an empty egg carton or prop them up on bottle tops
3. There's a few ways to create your masterpiece. The heat of the boiled egg will melt the wax so you'll need to work fast but you can simply draw on the egg letting the heat melt the wax and create different patterns. Try the pencil sharpener and sharpen the crayon over the egg to create different textures and then use the hair dryer to melt it further and create a dazzling effect.
Let it dry for about an hour and Voila! Your own Melted Wax Egg Masterpiece.


Just to be sure we don't recommend eating your masterpiece.


Easter Melted Crayon Art







Shaving Cream Painting

Shaving Cream Painting Easter Eggs

Things you need to do Shaving Cream Easter Eggs
  • A roasting tray, under the bed plastic storage container or even the bath tub will do
  • a spatula or ruler but if you have a squigee laying around you can use that
  • shaving cream
  • a skewer or plastic fork what ever you have around the house
  • cardboard, cut out into egg shapes
  • paint in various colours
How to make Shaving Cream Easter Eggs
1.  Spray shaving foam into the tray or whatever you have decided to use.
2.  Get the kids to smooth the foam over just using their hands so it’s relatively flat on top.
3. Squeeze the paint onto the foam  (little dots and splotches is perfect).
4. Use the skewer or plastic fork to swirl the paint around to create a pattern.
5. Place the cardboard down on top of the paint and leave for a few seconds.
6. Remove and let it sit for a bit while you watch the kids play in the left over shaving cream be warned this is messy but the kids will have so much fun and so will you.
7. Gently wipe off the shaving cream with the ruler, spatula or squeegie, leaving the pattern on the cardboard.  Leave it to dry. Once your shaving cream painting is dry they are read to decorate around the house with. Punch a hole with a holepunch and loop a piece of ribbon thru to make them hangable or glue onto easter baskets that the kids have made or make easter cards out of them many uses you can also use the shaving cream as bath paint at bath time for something different.
  Have fun and enjoy xx