This is a fun fathers day craft for your children to make for their dad’s. When it is finished you can put a nice picture of them in it. We made it with Melty beads which are sold I am sure by a variety of companies. You can design your own pattern for your frame which is fun! Melty beads are really fun for kids because they can make all sorts of creations and then once you iron it, it is a piece of art for them to keep.
Supplies:
- Melty Beads
- Iron
- Cardboard
- Glue
- Construction paper
- Scissors
- Picture
Steps:
- Create Frame from Melty Beads
- Iron (covering beads with wax paper) both sides of frame. Make sure you see the beads melt into eachother
- Let beads cool
- Cut piece of cardboard to fit frame
- Cut construction paper to fit cardboard
- Cover Cardboard with construction paper, glue the paper to the card board
- Place your child’s picture on the card board background
- Glue edge of frame to cardboard background



















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That’s nice one because i have 3 children and they love to craft something new and present it to family members. We will try this picture frame cause we have thousands of photos. Also we try to craft some jewelry from candy’s – children love it or sculptures from clay.
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You’ve the choice of several substances that will work well and cleanly: Hot glue; araldite (epoxy resin) and pva will all work well and give a clean background on a wooden frame. You could also consider making up plaster of paris (Polycell or similar) coat the frame and force the shells in to the mixture, finishing with a sprinkling of clean sandpit sand for a seaside finish.
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