Art Project #23: Makit Bakit Kits
Another fun and easy craft for our 100 Days of Art Challenge we purchased some Makit Bakit kits from Amazon. I remember these kits from when I was a kid!
Each kit comes with a metal frame/shape, a suction cup hanger, and a few bags of plastic crystals.
Using a tin foil lined baking sheet we put the crystals where we wanted them in the metal frame. We had to use tweezers at times to keep the colors from falling into spots we didn't want them in.
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Each kit comes with a metal frame/shape, a suction cup hanger, and a few bags of plastic crystals.
Using a tin foil lined baking sheet we put the crystals where we wanted them in the metal frame. We had to use tweezers at times to keep the colors from falling into spots we didn't want them in.
We also found small spoons helpful in keeping the beads contained |
All filled in and ready to bake! |
Once we had our pictures all ready to bake we set them into the oven for 15-20 minutes. We checked on them and there were a few spots where the plastic had melted and left holes near the metal or through the plastic. We added some more crystal pieces and baked them for another 15-20 minutes until the plastic was melted smooth and we were happy with how filled in they were.
We used some embroidery floss to tie a loop and hung them in our windows. Aren't they cheerful?
Our other art projects:
Project 1: Painting with Hexbugs
Project 2: Tissue paper flowers
Project 3: Star Wars Crafts
Project 4: Watercolor compass circles
Project 5: Floral pens
Project 6: Watercolor outlines
Project 7: Scratch art jellyfish
Project 1: Painting with Hexbugs
Project 2: Tissue paper flowers
Project 3: Star Wars Crafts
Project 4: Watercolor compass circles
Project 5: Floral pens
Project 6: Watercolor outlines
Project 7: Scratch art jellyfish
Project 8: Oil pastel flowers
Project 9: Fingerprint dandelions
Project 10: Beaded Sun Catchers
Project 11: Bird Crafts and Snacks
Project 12: Color Mixing Butterflies
Project 13: Water Gun Art
Project 14: Using Watercolor Kits
Project 15: Dragonfly Silhouette Paintings
Project 16: Painting Pet Rocks
Project 17: Spray Paint Resist
Project 18: Water Bottle Windsock
Project 19: Stained Glass Kits
Project 20: Tin Can Windsock
Project 21: Firework Glue Art
Project 22: Qixel Art
Project 9: Fingerprint dandelions
Project 10: Beaded Sun Catchers
Project 11: Bird Crafts and Snacks
Project 12: Color Mixing Butterflies
Project 13: Water Gun Art
Project 14: Using Watercolor Kits
Project 15: Dragonfly Silhouette Paintings
Project 16: Painting Pet Rocks
Project 17: Spray Paint Resist
Project 18: Water Bottle Windsock
Project 19: Stained Glass Kits
Project 20: Tin Can Windsock
Project 21: Firework Glue Art
Project 22: Qixel Art
Love it! Easy peasy...and it works on those fine motor skills for younger kids. ;) #fabfridaypost
ReplyDeleteIt sure does! I love easy craft projects-- every now and then I really need a break from all that planning and prepping.
DeleteAww, these look fab. I think my two would love these, although the youngest would need a bit of help x
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They were fun but my youngest definitely needed help now and then. Of course that all depends on how much of a perfectionist they are too!
DeleteWow! This is cute! I need to get some of these for my kids to get occupy in the Summer holiday! lol! Thank you so much for linking up with us on #FabFridayPost xx
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DeleteYes, I totally remember doing these as a child. My little ones would absolutely live them. Thanks for the inspiration and for linking up #FabFridayPost
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