Diy crayons

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

These DIY Alphabet Crayons are so cute, and your kiddos are going to love playing with them! They also make great party favors or gifts. Wouldn’t it be cute to give your kid or their friends a personalized set of crayons that spells out their name?! Or a whole alphabet set for them to play… Continue reading DIY Alphabet Crayons

Sick of finding broken crayons scattered around the house that are destined never to be used again? Learn how you can upcycle them in 6 simple steps!

Did you know that you can use old, broken crayon pieces to make new crayons?

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.

Learn how to make beeswax crayons using natural beeswax and carnauba wax. These non-toxic diy crayons are a beautiful way to express yourself.

Learn how to make crayons in silicone molds by melting them in your oven. Easily recycle broken pieces to create fun-shaped DIY crayon molds!

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Here's how to make your own glitter crayons. For this kid-friendly craft activity, you can mold them to almost any shape—we chose a star. Add sparkle and shimmer to your drawings! Melt down a box of broken crayons into a mold, sprinkle in glitter, and pop them in the oven to make your own batch of glittered crayons that everyone—kids and adults alike—will want to get their hands on.

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