Cool Artwork

My oldest daughter and my younger son decided to for fun create art work to display in the house.

They went out and bought a small canvas and a large box of multi colored crayons.


  • They  put sheets of paper on the walls and the floor so the crayons would not drip.

  • Then my children took the canvas and superglued the crayons to edge of the canvas.  

  • They took a hair blow dryer and put the heat towards the crayons which allowed the colors to run down the canvas.


I was so amazed on how it turned out, it inspired me to start creating decorations etc for our house.

Without my children realizing that they are not only saving money by creating their own decorations, they are personalizing their creations and it will not look like anything out there because it is one of a kind. the artwork will never look exactly like someone elses.  Hmmm sounds like a natural business mind.



So inspired :) Signed proud mom of children with creative geniuses with entrepreneurial minds. 

Now how cool is this!

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