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

Learn how to make crayons and recycle those broken pieces of crayons you've been holding onto. These make a fun activity and gift idea!

I’m always on the lookout for fun and creative projects to explore. One such craft idea that I want to share with you is how to melt and make your own crayons!

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.

About this item Easy to Use: the cavities of the silicone crayon mold are independent of each other, easy for you to use; The non stick design allows easy demoulding and cleaning, and prevent breakage Appropriate Size: the silicone molds for crayons measure about 14.4 x 14.6 x 1.5 cm/ 5.67 x 5.75 x 0.59 inches; Flower and grass mold measures 18.9 x 14.4 x 2.1 cm/ 7.44 x 5.67 x 0.83 inches; Cartoon animal mold measures 20 x 14.3 x 2.1 cm/ 7.87 x 5.63 x 0.83 inches Multi Functional: the cavity…

Learn how to make crayons in molds using old broken crayons. See pictures, get tips and tricks, and find out all about how you can make fun recycled crayons. Learn how to make this fun craft with kids at www.hometimeactivities.com.

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.

Learn how to make DIY crayons out of old broken crayons. Melt them down into a silicone mold to create new ones to draw and color with.

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

Katherine Doran Dally on Instagram: "🌈 it’s that time of year to collect all of the old and broken crayons from your school to make accessible crayons. 🖍️ Soak in warm watch and a little dish soap to remove paper from crayons, don’t worry there will be some stubborn ones! ☀️ Break into smaller pieces and put into a muffin tin. 💦 Melt in the oven - have a Google to see what temperature is best. I usually do 215 degrees F. 🌳 Remove from oven when melted. When the molds begin to firm…