Melt crayons

Reuse those old broken crayons to make new colorful homemade crayons using only the sun. Plus tips for easy clean up in minutes.

Step into a world of fun and colors with our 15 cool melting crayon crafts! 🖍🌈 Transform ordinary crayons into mesmerizing masterpieces and get the entire family involved in this exciting DIY experience! 🎨✨

What do you do with broken crayons? Repurpose them and make melted crayon art! Here are 5 ways to repurpose crayons by melting them to create art!

Don't toss those broken crayons! Melt them down to make new ones, recycle them, or turn them into some awesome craft projects.

Make the best DIY melted crayon Christmas ornaments with a cool Galaxy theme. Or choose your favorite colors for your Christmas tree decor!

My son's favorite way to color is with these heart shaped crayons. Since he has started school, he has become obsessed with coloring. We have so many crayons laying around, that I was excited to try to make some Heart Shaped Crayons by melting some of the extra ones from our supplies. Andrew was so excited

These melted crayon ornaments are such a fun DIY Christmas ornament craft for kids to do during the holidays! They turn out really cute (and don’t take a lot of effort). All you need is some crayon wax from leftover crayon ends and a glass ornament! Here’s how to make your own melted crayon ornament…

I’m always on the lookout for fun and creative projects to explore. One such craft idea that I want to share with you is how to melt and make your own crayons!

Learn about the innovative techniques for creating art with crayons on canvas, including direct coloring, melting, and mixed media approaches. Understand the advantages of this accessible and versatile medium, alongside potential challenges such as durability and blending. Perfect for artists seeking to experiment with new textures and effects, this article sheds light on how to make the most of crayons in your canvas artwork

It may be wrong - but I love to melt crayons!!! This Pinterest inspired project is Hot! Literally! But so much fun! Here's How it's done - What you will need: Clear glass ornaments, crayons, and a hair dryer. Take the top off of the ornament and drop in bits of crayon - not too many. Think about color mixing for best results (This is where I hope you listened to your art teacher and remember how colors mix!) Put the top back on and hold by the top. Apply heat to the crayons until they begin…