Crayon Frame Teachers Gift - {Tutorial}

So, if you've been following me for awhile, you'll know that I'm torn between having a third munchkin or stopping with my two beautiful munchkins that I have been blessed with already. Well, we have pretty much decided that we're done making babies and then today my 3 year old asks for a baby brother. !!!!! 


I was like, "Seriously!? Why do you want another baby?"


He responds with, "I dunno. Because I want to play with them."


"But, what about your sister?"


"I'll play with her, too, but I could use a boy."


I try not to laugh and then respond with, "Where will the baby sleep? In your room?"


"Um, no, I will build a room for him."


Now, we live in a condo, so the only way he's building the baby a room is if he adds a fourth floor and you can imagine how uncool it would be to climb another flight of stairs. I'm not too worried, though.


Then, I tell him, "I don't think that's gonna work."


He quickly interrupts me," The baby can sleep downstairs!!!"


"In the laundry room?!"


"Yeah!... Or, maybe,... outside!"


I don't even know where to go with this conversation, so I think quick and ask him if he wants a snack. He likes food, so he nods and sits in his seat. Whew! Narrowly escaped that one!


Now, for todays project! I'm super excited for this one! I saw this crayon picture frame over at Felt So Cute and I fell in love! What an awesome project and so super easy! L has 4 teachers in his pre-school class so I made 2 for his main teachers and then a little candy treat (which I will show y'all later) for his other 2 teacher aides. 

First, grab your hot glue gun, a 64 count box of crayons and some picture frames. I had these ones laying around so, I recycled them for this! Oh yeah! 

I got to work on placing them oh so neatly on the frame and glued each as I went.

When I came to an edge where I needed to cut a crayon down, I took a small serrated knife and just sawed the thing down.

Here's the first one:

 And here's the second one:

And here are both of them together:

I'm gonna pop their class picture in each of them and Voila! there you have it! Teacher gifts for the holidays! :D


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