My girls and I found an activity that we love to do on a yearly basis, and because you bake them, my youngest has named them "crayon muffins." They're so easy! Here's how we make them.
Using separate silicone molds work better than a single muffin mold. These are from Wilton. Some folks like mixing up the crayon colors, but I prefer a more monotone approach. I also think Crayola crayons work best. I didn't realize how picky I've become! To recap:
Directions
Soak all of your crayons in water for a couple of hours, until the paper starts to peel easily from them. You will have a few that won't budge, just toss those.
Ready to be packaged to give to friends! These can be made year-round, for all occasions.
Using separate silicone molds work better than a single muffin mold. These are from Wilton. Some folks like mixing up the crayon colors, but I prefer a more monotone approach. I also think Crayola crayons work best. I didn't realize how picky I've become! To recap:
- Single silicone muffin cups are easiest to work with
- Monotone colors look prettier
- Crayola works best
Directions
Soak all of your crayons in water for a couple of hours, until the paper starts to peel easily from them. You will have a few that won't budge, just toss those.
- Allow them to dry thoroughly.
- Sort crayons into groups of four--I like monotone & complementary colors but do what you like.
- Preheat the oven to 250.
- Break the crayons into your muffin cups, like below.
- Bake them for 12-15 minutes, until nice and melted. Carefully remove them from the oven.
- Allow to dry for a couple of hours, and they will pop out easily. Adorable, and SO fun!
Ready to be packaged to give to friends! These can be made year-round, for all occasions.
this is so cute, and a great way to get rid of some extra crayons :-)
ReplyDeletethis is such a cute idea!
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