December 2007 Weddings
franklintngirl
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Kellie (wa)
I am going to do melted crayons for valentine day for some little kids I know. I looked on pinterrst for ideas. Do you have any good blogs or pins that talk about the crayons? I know the one I looked at said to spray the mold with cooling spray, break the crayons up, put in mold and put in oven (don't remember temp or time right now). Is it that easy?
Im planning on using some silicone cupcake holders I never use for the molds and maybe some cookie cutters that I never use either (put them on foil, spray foil and cutter and them put crayons in. I figured I can always remelt the crayons in another mold if that doesn't work.
If I get time I may go to dollar tree to see what molds they might have that might work.
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Re: Kellie (wa)
http://www.skiptomylou.org/?s=crayon+mold&x=0&y=0
This is the one that comes to mind.
I think the silicone molds would be your best bet, I wouldnt waste my time trying cookie cutters, I see a mess happening with that.
Have fun, it's a cute idea!
http://pinterest.com/pin/149463281353069411/
I just came across this...I love the saying on the card