Everett and I made heart shaped crayons today. He had a blast. He was really good at playing with the paper torn off the crayons and with moving the crayons from one pile to another.Supplies
Crayons
Silicone or nonstick heart shaped mold pan
Fill the mold about 3/4 inch high with crayon fragments. Use a single shade or mix several together. Bake at 250 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes or until crayons are just melted. Remove and let harden. You can put it in the freezer or outside (if it is cold where you are) for about 10 minutes to speed up the process. The hearts will pop out easily.
The size of the mold was great as the crayons now fit perfectly in his hand and he can't eat the crayon as easily as biting into the crayon in the traditional form.
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