February 2010 Class
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Melted Metallic Crayon Printing Class
Instructor: Virginia Gregory
How much fun can you have with Metallic Crayons?
We will show you!
Shaving off pieces of the metallic crayons
Look what happens to the crayons when they are put into a warm electric skillet
220 degrees.......no hotter.
Black Cotton Fabric is placed on top of the melted crayons.
Pull the cotton off the crayons to reveal your print...
This print was made from the melting crayons in the frying pan above.
Kathy's crayon print
Virginia's Crayon Print
Cindy's Crayon Print
Glitter Glue was used to embellish the crayon prints
Martha is using a hair dryer to dry the glitter glue
Emily embellished her print with glitter glue and hot fix crystals.
Tulle was used to embellish crayon prints
Cindy & Kathy melting crayons in the skillet
Martha's Show 'n Tell
We all loved her pink bag created from clothesline and fabric strips!
She also brought in a couching project from our January class
3 Burner Stove
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CLICK HERE to view Journal Quilts created in our classes
Permission 2 Play meets the 4th Thursday of every month at 1pm at JanniLou Creations Quilt Shop in Philomath, Oregon
Questions? Contact LuAnn Kessi at kessi@pioneer.net
Any idea how washable/wearable these are? If you laid a t-shirt in the metallic crayons what would happen?
ReplyDeleteHi Carina,
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely worth a try.
I have only done this with 100% cotton fabric.
If you hand wash the garment and air dry, it will probably survive. Stay away from dryer heat, or it will melt the crayon print.
Let me know if you give it a try.
LuAnn
kessi@pioneer.net