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Jul
20
Just when I thought there was nothing more striking than a brand-new box of crayons, in walks these recycled crayon beauties I found at starkeyfeather’s etsy shop. They’re made from melting down the leftover little nubs that are typically banished from the crayon box, and then formed in molds to create their soap-like appearance. The trouble is, they’re much too pretty to use!
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