Melting crayons in oven silicone molds

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!

Learn how to properly melt crayons in the oven and create custom made crayons with this easy DIY. To melt

We love melting crayons that are broken to create fun new shapes. We show you how easy it is to use silicone molds to melt crayons.

Rummage through your big bucket of crayons and pull out all of the misfits: broken, paperless, etc to make Muffin Tin Crayons!

If your crayon box looks anything like mine, you might be listening to the kids beg for new crayons on a regular basis. They aren’t shiny nor new, so for some reason they just aren’t fun anymore. Brighten up the coloring view by making your own fun new crayons – recycling the old used crayons ... Read more

Step into a world of fun and colors with our 15 cool melting crayon crafts! 🖍🌈 Transform ordinary crayons into mesmerizing masterpieces and get the entire family involved in this exciting DIY experience! 🎨✨

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…

What do you do with broken crayons? Repurpose them and make melted crayon art! Here are 5 ways to repurpose crayons by melting them to create art!

Jamie Dinardi-Dill | Sweetly Jamie on Instagram: "DIY Halloween Crayons!🖍️🎃 break up your old crayons, place in Halloween molds and bake at 300 degrees for 8-10 minutes until melted down. You can take a toothpick and swirl them to mix the colors while they’re still melted if you want! Allow to set (1 hour) and pop out of mold and get coloring!🪱"

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