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We’ve got a ton of busted crayons that are still good but not the easiest to use. These trays are the perfect shape and size because the crayons are triangular which is really great for little hands -very ergonomic. They’re also reasonably thick crayons so they don’t just snap under the tight grip of a little one learning to hold writing utensils. Once cooled our crayon were really easy to pop out. As you can see our first attempt was a little messy, but I lined the sheet pans with foil. Don’t try to use these without a pan, they’re not rigid enough to use without a sheet pan holding them!

I used these molds to make new crayons out of old broken and worn crayons. Then, I gifted the crayons and molds to my nieces and nephews. They make good pointed crayons. They might stain a little from the colors, but that doesn’t change the outcome. Don’t use cheap waxy crayons as the wax floats to the top and doesn’t color well. Crayola is best. Fun and educational for kiddos.

Be gentle when removing cooled crayons otherwise some crayons might break. 3 and 6 yr old had an easy and fun time making crayons!

I have 4 children so that equals about a million crayons with half of them broken. Before I came across these I was using old cupcake tins which kinda worked. The kids had fun making new cool looking crayons/toys lol. They were easy to use and the finished crayons popped right out

The final product are slim triangular crayons. Easily breakable. I wanted strong sturdy big crayons. If you overfill the mold, wax leaks from the crayon point.

I been itching to throw all the broken crayons. And I saw some one doing this with their kids in social media. Bought it and it’s ease to use. Easy to clean and it comes with 4 trays. Great value. Kids love it and they been coloring for hours after having fun melting it .

We made many many many crayons out of these. My daughter is excited to use them for school. It is as a good activity for us to do. They came out cleaner than anticipated when washed.

These color crayon molds turned out great. There aren't any instructions that come with, but there are many tutorials on YouTube. I found that you should stick with one brand of crayon in each mold, they have different melting points. We had a couple of ugly crayons come out, but the kids loved filling them and seeing how they were multi-colored when they were set and we peeled them out of the molds.