I’m a sucker for love. Always have been, always will be. On my last visit to Lowe’s, I found a box of Tumbled Marble 4”x4” tiles at a steal. I decided to bring it home and turn it into some melted crayon art. Being that it is so close to Valentine’s Day, I guess you could say I made love for Valentine’s Day. A love sign, that is.
Here’s how I did it.
- I took 4 pieces of tile and used vinyl letters (also purchased at Lowe’s) to trace individual letters onto each tile. You could also use stencils or free-hand it.
- I cut a heart template out of a piece of paper and traced it onto one of the tiles as well.
- I used glitter Crayola crayons that I “borrowed” from my daughter and melted the end of then using a candle and then dotted the melted crayon onto the tiles.
- I kept switching up crayon colors and layered them on top of each other until I was happy with the results.
I love the way the sign came out and even though I made it with Valentine’s Day in mind, I am going to love it all year round.
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Bee says
That turned out really well!
MoMo says
I L-O-V-E it!
Nita says
That is really cool! I am going to try this out with my grand kids, I am sure they will have a blast.
Joanna Jenkins says
Aww. that’s so sweet. And it looks easy enough for me to make!
Thanks for the tip. And BTW, I’m a big Lowe’s fan. We have a new one in the Mid City area of Los Angeles that’s fabulous!
xo jj
kelly thompson says
I love this – it is really pretty and could be used in the kitchen for EAT or anything- cute-
unknownmami says
Oh, I love the EAT idea. That would be perfect.
tracismixedbag says
Nice! What a fun and pretty craft.
Vidya Sury says
LOVE this. 😀 Happy year-long Valentine’s Day to you, Claudya! I have a box of glitter crayons beckoning to me! 😉 And one large 1 foot x 1 foot tile.
cookiesandclogs says
Wow, I never would have guess that you ‘dotted’ the crayon wax to create that effect. It turned out beautifully – you must show it to me in person the next time I’m in SF!
Bmanousos7 says
love this!
it turned out really great! how crafty you are!
love the photos:)
xx
deborahpucci says
Really nice!
Francesca Stahl says
This is such a cute idea!! Thanks for sharing.
unknownmami says
My pleasure.
Myya Says... says
Ok this is SERIOUSLY soooo freakin cool!!!
AutismWonderland says
WOW WOW WOW – I am just amazed. This is fantastic
Tami says
This is a fabulous idea! I can’t wait to try it out!! Very creative girlfriend.