Diy melted crayons

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

Make recycled crayons by melting crayons in the oven or microwave. This lesson on DIY crayons showcases reversible change + it's lots of fun!

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

The next time you and your little one sit down for arts and crafts time, make things more interesting by trying out these 6 easy melted crayon activities. Recycle old or broken pieces of crayon by melting them down and turning them into something new. Create a DIY melted crayon pennant banner out of crayon shavings and wax paper. You can even make brand new tie-dyed crayons in fun and creative shapes.

Don't toss those broken crayons! Melt them down to make new ones, recycle them, or turn them into some awesome craft projects.

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.

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!

What to do with old crayons pieces. Find out how to make crayons and how to melt crayons in the microwave. The "new" crayons work really well!

Here's a tutorial on how to make DIY heart shaped crayons. This is a fun craft for kids to do at home for Valentine's Day or any time of the year!

We are jumping on the melted crayon train this year for Valentine's Day! I wanted to find something cute and crafty for Mack to make for his class, after all it is his first ever Valentine's party! Like me, I am sure many of you have encountered many