We were busy cleaning The Studio this weekend....and we found a lot of crayons and decided to make one of the crafts I had seen here on Pinterest this week -
We unwrapped the crayons ....and broke them into small pieces
We filled this silicone heart tray with the chopped up crayons and turned on the oven to 275 and baked them for 15 minutes - (if you are going to try this - place the silicone mold on a baking sheet.)
and 15 minutes later they were fully melted
We let them cool for about 2 hours and voila!
beautiful heart shaped crayons!
Perfect for gift giving.
Fun and easy to make!
16 comments:
nice...that is a lot of fun...we do this art project where we put paper in the electric skillet then rub crayons over it letting them melt...the colors really swirl and then you let it cool...its kinda like stain glass windows...
Fun! And I like Brian's idea, too!
Those hearts would even be cute each a single color! Love them all wrapped up with a ribbon!
What a fun and great idea! They are so cute and are a perfect gift for this coming month. Thank you for sharing and have a great day!
Very clever idea. I like Brian's idea too. Enjoy your week and have fun.
Love this idea. So wish I had seen it before cleaning out all of my daughter's old crayons a few weeks ago. Great fun. Thanks for sharing and I hope you have a fabulous week.
what a great craft and it's re-purposing old materials into something new! Love the idea.
Fantastic idea...love it...and what fun...have to give this a go... :)
what a cute idea!! love it.
These are great! My brother (who is an elementary art teacher) makes them, puts a hole in them and give them to the kids to wear around there necks. :-)
So cool! I love it. Will have to try this since I have about a million little pieces of crayons!
Darling, darling....Cutest gift idea I've seen in a while!... Love how they look in the bag!!!
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing.....
What a beautiful, practical and fun idea!!
What a super, brilliant idea!! LOVE this. :)
What a great idea! I think I'll try this and give them to my art club kids.
This is such a great idea - I also have some 'left overs'...
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