Do your kids break crayons like crazy? Don't toss them; Upcycle them!!
Items needed:
Broken crayons (paper removed)
Mold, cupcake pan, silicone muffin pan, etc.
Wax paper to line pan if not using silicone pan
Oven
Before: (below)
They were half full :(
So, I filled 'em up again!
Much better!
Aren't they the cutest!!
I am going to give them to my preschool kids with little notes that say,
"For our favorite little people"
Awe :)
See my upcycled candle project here.
Items needed:
Broken crayons (paper removed)
Mold, cupcake pan, silicone muffin pan, etc.
Wax paper to line pan if not using silicone pan
Oven
Before: (below)
I broke crayons into small enough pieces to fill up the little 'Ginger Bread Boy' silicone pan I had lying around. I picked it up at a garage sale years ago and never used it before now!
Preheated oven to 250 degrees. Set silicone pan on cookie sheet for stability.
Checked on the boys every 5-10 minutes, took about 25 total to completely melt.
Then this is what I noticed...
They were half full :(
So, I filled 'em up again!
Much better!
Aren't they the cutest!!
I am going to give them to my preschool kids with little notes that say,
"For our favorite little people"
Awe :)
See my upcycled candle project here.
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