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Craft: Wax Crayon Quilt Blocks |
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| Wax Crayon Quilt Blocks |
During our church summer program, all the children used Dollar Tree crayons to color quilt blocks. Each color block represented a different program.
After they drew something from their memories of the program, we ironed them with a sheet of cut rite wax paper between the fabric and the iron. It not only helps to protect your iron but also adds a little extra wax to keep it permanent. If done right, it will not wash out. Be sure to use the cheapest wax crayons, Crayola will not work. I then tied each corner to the next to make this huge banner.
By Randa from San Marcos, TX
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RE: Craft: Wax Crayon Quilt Blocks
WOW great idea. Thank you.
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RE: Craft: Wax Crayon Quilt Blocks
Pretty nifty idea to tie them together - Thanks for this awesome craft tip!
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Post By Cathy S (Guest Post)
(08/20/2008)
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Pretty nifty idea to tie them together - Thanks for this craft tip!
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