Get canvas, buy crayolas and glue them to canvas with hot glue. Use blow dryer to heat up crayons, best way to work is to hang up canvas. Point blow dryer down and make sure that the crayons are pointing down (positioned upside-down from my picture). Use garbage bags to catch mess and splats if any. Work your way down the line and you'll slowly see crayons melt and drip down. It's really cool to see te colors brighten up when they melt. Try to not blend the colors much by blowing the hot air in different directions, it'll look like a rainbow gone wrong lol. Good luck! Any more questions just ask :) - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 10:31PM

Cool! Thanks so much. I couldn't see the crayon wrappers too well in the photo so I was kinda confused. Do you think an embossing heat gun will work just as well? - Polkadobo  372.1 #369 10:35PM

I'd recommend keeping the crayon's labels on bc it'll spill over the other crayons but it's totally up to you and yes mine we're on. Also, an embossing heat gun would work just as fine, possibly better. Good luck! - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 10:42PM

Also, did you add rhinestones? - Polkadobo  372.1 #369 10:43PM

Haha I did :) it needed sparkle.. I couldn't find my glitter - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 10:46PM

What happens to the crayon wrappers after its all melted? - cesium55  529.7 #215 11:34PM

I left the wrappers on, it looks best with the "Crayola" labels facing up or with the names of the colors showing up. I've done both, just strategically place them one way or the other. - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 11:51PM

Oh these are fun to look at! That's really sweet of you to make these for Christmas, it's a bit of patience for these :) - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 10:44PM

Or not too hot during winter lol. They are quite well in California weather, no accidents yet - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 10:23PM

20 x 17...can't remember the exact size. But any size is great. Oh and I forgot to mention, I used 2 boxes of 24pack of crayons, and a 12 pack. The extra box was for the extra bright colors to make it more colorful. Like extra reds, oranges, greens and blues. I took out all of the browns, grey, black and just the dark and murky colors. - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 11:28PM

How fun! This project is excellent for kids! - gigibunny2  242.7 #1073 11:59AM