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Merry Crayon Wreath

11.17.2011 by Leah // 2 Comments

I saw this homemade Christmas wreath at etsy and I’m inspired to make one too!    The more colors there are, the merrier!

Check out the similar project done by Angela of “A Bushel and a Peck of Fun”.    It comes with an instruction (thank you!) and it’s fairly easy to do!   We’ll just be needing embroidery hoops, crayons (lots of it!) and glue gun.

The good thing about this is that I can recycle the colors after.   How?  By transforming them into a melted crayon canvas, like this one from Decor Hacks:

Time to shop for Crayolas!

 

Categories // Random Things Tags // arts, crayolas, diy, etsy

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  1. aleng says

    November 17, 2011 at 3:32 pm

    ang ganda naman nito! 😉 mas cute kung similar sa picture sa taas, hindi yung by color scheme. mas makulay! post mo pics kapag nakagawa ka na 🙂

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    • leadeleon says

      November 18, 2011 at 12:37 pm

      Haha sige, pero ang mahal na rin pala ng Crayola baka maliit na lang gawin ko hehehe!

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