What You Need:
Wax paper
Crayon shavings in preferred colours
An iron
Scissors
Ribbon or string
How To Make It:
Using a knife, scissors, or pencil sharpener, shave some crayons until you have a decent little pile. This is how much I made. I know it doesn't look like a lot but a little goes a long way.
Then, place a towel down on a hard surface, plug in your iron (to medium-high or high heat) and then tear off a long strip of wax paper.
Sprinkle a thin layer of crayon shavings onto this sheet of paper. You really only need a thin layer because too many will run together into a brown-ish blob.
Cover with another towel and then go over this several times with your iron. Make sure you turn back the towel to check on the melting progress.
I usually remove the towel and go over this once or twice just on the paper. This can leave a colourful residue on the iron, so be careful. Definitely don't do this craft on your table without a towel underneath...I made that mistake once and it left a lovely red stain on my coffee table.
Then, use a pencil, pen, or (in my case) a crochet hook to draw some hearts onto your sheets. I use the crochet hook because it only leaves an imprint on the paper, not an actual ink mark.
Once you have all your hearts cut out punch a hole in the tops and bottoms of each one and then string onto your ribbon or string.
Then, simply hang them from your desired location!
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