Crayon molds

My son's favorite way to color is with these heart shaped crayons. Since he has started school, he has become obsessed with coloring. We have so many crayons laying around, that I was excited to try to make some Heart Shaped Crayons by melting some of the extra ones from our supplies. Andrew was so excited

Molding crayons into new shapes is a fun use for old crayons. We did it this weekend and found 3 mistakes to avoid when molding crayons into new shapes.

Whether you need birthday-party activities or just something to do on a rainy day, we have endless kids craft ideas. From painted sneakers, colorful bracelets or necklaces, to seashell wind chimes, some painted rock animals, a leaf alphabet collage, or a row of eggshell flowerpots. We also have kid art projects for every holiday and season.

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Reuse those old broken crayons to make new colorful homemade crayons using only the sun. Plus tips for easy clean up in minutes.

Stephanie Gigliotti on Instagram: "Vincent’s a future influencer 😆 But anywho- if you have a bunch of broken crayons, make new crayons! Remove the paper, break into smaller pieces to fit into an oven safe silicon mold (any shapes!). You can mix and match colors any way you like, Vincent is just a rainbow purist 🌈 Bake 10 minutes at 350°, cool in the mold 1-2 hours before using. Bonus- some kids find these crayons easier to hold and harder to break 🙌 #crayons #brokencrayons #diycrayons…

Learn how to easily make DIY crayon letters by melting old crayons into silicone molds. This craft costs less than $10 & takes 20 minutes.

Inspiration for MAKING a pretty life!

Kids will love this easy and fun hack! Lauren melts crayons and places them into molds to make giant crayons.

Making crayons is a great and easy activity to do with kids. If you have a toddler then you more than likely have a ton of broken crayons around. Take those crayons and reinvent them into an endless number of fun shapes using silicone molds.