We spent an afternoon making crayon hearts for Little Greek goddess’s classmates for Valentine’s Day. A friend of mine suggested the craft because she knows how I love to reuse and my aversion of sugar. We were so pleased at how they turned out… they’re adorable!
Here’s all the information in case we’ve inspired you to make this cute and practical Valentine’s craft:
Materials
- Crayon pieces (Tip: dip crayon pieces in warm water to make removing the paper a lot easier)
- Heart-shaped metal cookie or muffin tin

- Scrap paper
- Double-sided foam mounting tape
- Scissors
- Colored card stock
- Marker
Instructions
Heat the oven to 250°.
Fill each mold with crayon pieces and bake until the crayons melt, about 10 to 15 minutes (Tip: Place a sheet pan under the crayons to catch any drips).
Once they’re cool, remove the hearts from the molds and smooth any rough edges by rubbing them on a piece of scrap paper.
Use small pieces of foam tape to stick each heart to circle, heart or square piece of card stock, then add your message.
Suggested messages:
You color my world
Valentine, you make my heart melt
Have a happy Valentine’s Day, for “crayon” out loud!
Source: Family Fun
Tags: craft, crayons, Valentines Day
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i have done this before with my stepson using regular cupcake tins and have always used liners. we “make crayons” all the time for him to take to school but they’ve always been regular ones (the liners give them fun ruffled edges) this is a great idea! do you end up with a waxy top though? every time we do them, we end up with a cm (centimeter) or so of just wax on top. you have to color down to the good stuff! lol.
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these are too cute!
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