Recycling crayons is one of the easiest things you can do, and will instantly breathe new life into all those half-crayons and bits of crayons all parents know infiltrate every corner of the home. Instructables shows you a great way to recycle them, giving them new life and maybe even some fun shapes as well!
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How to make a delicate wire and sequin crown
This has to be about the most delicate crown I have ever seen. I like the use of the variety of glitter that is literally sprinkled about the wire. I’m not sure I would make it the way the tutorial shows it made but it sure is easy! Pop on over to the blog A Subtle Revelry for the tutorial on how to make a wire and sequin crown.
Meg says
I LOVE recycling crayons. I just purchased a few molds in the heart shapes as well.
these are mixed up colors from a muffin tin
Meg says
Sorry I forgot the link in the above post
OnOurWayOnline.com
Delilah says
I LOVE this. My daughters crayons are everywhere! Broken and all over the house. 🙂
Bonnie says
I’ve recently started recycling crayons and I’ve gotta say that it’s so much fun!! I love finding different things to use as molds.
I heart upcycling!