Crafting with the warming tray is so much fun that you can't stop with just one project! I filled a paper with purples, blues, and greens to make a background for a paper skull.
To make the background paper, I used the same technique as with the iguana. Plug in the warming tray, put a piece of paper on top, peel the crayons, place them on their sides, and glide them across the paper. I layered five different colors on top of each other.
Here you can see how the same finished paper looks sitting on the table and held up to the window.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVBNk2xPGRnEutuKRf8UA53g5SU-m4L-kKKMLptUDnThG-ETgLxLUnfEpRIyjAXjhTSgjS-7KelDKFgdDVTh1ZKUsLnyJE7YlkcrvXzDoPlsoV-CxBD07SAe6i3CuCFJn_R6puSiCi4rkH/w400-h266/crayon+melt+blues+and+purples.jpg)
To make the skull, I folded a piece of copy paper in half and cut out the general shape of a skull, including the eye sockets, nose, and mouth. When I was happy with it, I used it as a tracer on a second piece of paper. After cutting out the final version of the skull, I used the paper scraps to make teeth, which I glued behind the skull. Then I glued the skull to the background paper.
There is no end to the things you can do with a warming tray!
Looks cool!
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