** This idea came from Megan. She gave me some of these as a teacher gift when I had Talby in class. I bought the molds off of Amazon (just type in silicon letter molds). They have number ones, too, that would be fun! Megan's directions said 250* for 20 minutes. Be very careful with your S's! The 2 we did manage to get out in one piece required Corey and I doing it together. I thought M and N were tricky, too. I broke quite a few of those. With the exception of those letters, these were easy and fun! (cheap, too!) Happy crafting!! **
The kids were good little helpers for this part...
4 bags for 4 sweet little neices...
oh-great idea!!! how long and what temp do you put the crayons in the over for...message me :o)
ReplyDeleteHello! I would love to hear the details on this creative gift---love it and would love to attempt to do this myself! Thank you for sharing!
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i have been saving our broken crayons and wanting to do this.
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what temp?
where did you get the letter forms?
oh...and after the day i had yesterday, i'm pretty sure you are a SAINT. i thought about you all day as those kindergartners took over my world.
I made these too! But, I did the names of each of my daughter's classmates. They turned out really well. Those S letters were a pain in the patooty to get out. Finally, I learned that if I did just the S by itself it worked a little better. I also pulled on the mold from each side to make the little "hooks" at each end of the S loose. Then I gently pushed up on each end at the same time. Took me forever but I had to have 3 of them and you can't very well give a child the letters of their name without a letter! I wanted to give up too! I can't wait to make more. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas! Hugs from Texas!
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