Making New Crayons From Little Bits and Pieces of Your Children's Crayons
Making New Crayons From Little Bits and Pieces of Your Children's Crayons
by Laura Williams
Don't throw those little bits and pieces or the stubby little crayons away, make
"NEW" crayons with them.
1. Line a muffin pan with muffin paper or tinfoil,
2. Put in some of crayon bits, you don't need a lot,
3. Then put in the oven on 250-300 degrees to melt, slightly enough to hold
together. (don't melt them completely or you'll have blob of dark colored
cookie)
4. Take muffin pan out of oven and let cool completely.
5. Pop out and peel off the paper/foil and voila... you have crayon cookies.
You can make what my kids call "Crayon Cookies" simply by following these
directions:
The "crayon cookies" will have a variety of colors if you mix bits and pieces of
different colored crayons.
These are easy for small hands to hold and color with.
They also make wonderful homemade gifts for your children, grandchildren, etc.
combined with some printable coloring pages that you made into a book or with
store-bought coloring books.
This Article Written by Laura Williams stay-at-home mom and home schooler
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