Gets really hot while melting crayons, so adults need to do that part. Really cute on the Christmas tree though!

If you're into paper crafts, you've probably heard of alcohol inks. They're very cool and not inexpensive for what you get (tiny bottles/big price). Caitlin, on The Sharpie Blog, shows us how to use good old Sharpies and rubbing alcohol do a DIY version of alcohol ink. In her tutorial, she applies the technique to inexpensive white ceramic tiles fashioning very cool coasters. A quick and inexpensive project to add to you're arsenal of handmade gifts. For the entire tutorial, visit this page…

Naiya got it in her head today (two days before Christmas ?!!) that she wanted to have a little gift for everyone we'd be seeing on Christmas day. Never fear, mama crafty is here... In about an hour we made 15 of these pretty little "stained glass" window thingys. Originally we had talked about giving them to people as bookmarks but seeing them all lined up together in front of the window, we started to think they could just be lovely bits of art. Maybe even hang a few together as some kind…

Ok, so I haven't tried this one yet, but its next on my list. It looks like they used crayons in glue gun for this one, but not sure.

Trouvez le cadeau fait main parfait, des vêtements vintage et tendance, des bijoux uniques et plus encore... bien plus.

Melted crayon on rock. Heat rock in oven @450° Hold crayon on top. Use toothpick to flare pools of wax. Seal with polyurethane before placing outside.