My kids never use their crayons, so I felt free to experiment with those. On the internet I saw people melt their crayons into cute shapes. Finally a purpose for these tins, I thought. But it didn't work out entirely. Either I took them out of the oven too fast or they were in there too long. But the crayon was divided into two substances. One is good for colouring, the other almost transparant. There are no crayons left for another try so I'll leave it with this attempt. If you want to try here's a tutorial.
They look good
My kids never use their crayons, so I felt free to experiment with those. On the internet I saw people melt their crayons into cute shapes. Finally a purpose for these tins, I thought. But it didn't work out entirely. Either I took them out of the oven too fast or they were in there too long. But the crayon was divided into two substances. One is good for colouring, the other almost transparant. There are no crayons left for another try so I'll leave it with this attempt. If you want to try here's a tutorial.
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Wat leuk!
Leuk om te doen met me oppaskindjes!
Ik vind ze mooi geworden, juist omdat ze niet perfect zijn.
The brand of crayon you use makes the difference. I don't know if you have Crayola crayons over there, but that's been the best so far for making the upcycled crayons with none of that layer thing going on.
wat een grappig experiment...ik ken het al die slingerende krijtjes waar bijna niet mee gespeeld wordt....
yeah,so cute for share
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