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 rainbow shaker for St. Patrick’s Day
I’ve already started wearing my St. Patrick’s Day outfits. I have a bunch of crazy pants covered in rainbows and shamrocks. This rainbow shaker is just as bold and fun! Pop on over to the blog Happy Mothering for the step by step tutorial on how to make a rainbow shaker to celebrate St. Patrick’s day with color and sound!
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
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I LOVE this. My daughters crayons are everywhere! Broken and all over the house. 🙂
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!