I bought these Stockmar beeswax crayons, then said the magic words:
"Hey, girls! I have a brand-new box of crayons for you!"
I've been experimenting with setting out more than one art supply at a time when the girls are creating, and nothing goes together better than watercolors and crayons:
Eventually these crayons will make their way towards leaf rubbings and headstone rubbings, etc., but it's good to know that they also make a pretty handy rainbow.
We used:
2 comments:
I just love block beeswax crayons, they are the best, this was my favorite crayon for my children when they were younger. I love that they don't break!! We still have some of our old tins, and my kids are teens now. I love the idea of headstone rubbings- we have pioneer cemeteries around here- that would be a fun fall activity. Great post!!
Mmm, nothing beats a set of new beeswax crayons. Although my 2 are getting seriously into pastels at the moment.
Lovely pictures of your girls at work.
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