My experiment took up a good portion of my morning. We unwrapped all the crayons and sorted them by color- basic colors only- orange, yellow, blue and green- no matter what shade. I melted them in a glass bowl in the oven then poured them into a cookie cuter and let them cool in the fridge. After only a few minutes in the fridge we were able to pop them out of the cookie cutters and we had shaped crayons. We made princess shapes because Em is such a little princess and honestly Will doesn't care yet so she wins out, for now. So now we have 4 shaped crayons in 4 colors instead of many colors in small pieces. I ended up with CUTE crayons and a bunch of bowls and cookie cutters to wash. I don't really think it was worth it but maybe she will appreciate it eventually. They sadly have yet to be colored with because after all that work, she no longer cared about colors. That's a 2 year old attention span for you!
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What a cute idea! I love how they all stick to a theme.
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Super cute Carrie, I saw that same article. Maybe Alyssa and I will tackle this same project today...just to keep up with the Mommy Monday festivities since we can't hang out! :) I am sure that she'll be thrilled to do this although, it would be more fun for Alyssa if we did princess themed too... Maybe I will wait till I can borrow those cookie cutters! LOL! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute! I saw that article too and was thinking, maybe some day I'd do it.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's fantastic that you tried it. Sometimes, we do things for our kids just for the fun of it! I'm sure your daughter loved it!
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