Rainbow Melted Crayons

By: An Almost Unschooling Mom from Almost Unchoolers

By: An Almost Unschooling Mom from Almost Unchoolers

Looking for a fun way to recycle old or broken crayons? Then you are in the right place. Try making these Rainbow Melted Crayons, they make for a great St. Patrick's Day craft for kids. Melt 7 separate piles of crayons, one for each color of the rainbow. When stacking each layer, make sure the bottom layer has hardened so your colors will not mix together. Your children will love coloring with a rainbow in their hands this March.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

Beginner

HolidaySt. Patrick's Day

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Country MouseCity Mouse

Feb 08, 2017

I sew and craft with my granddaugthers, but I'm always at a loss when it come to my grandson..this is a perfect project for us. He is artistic and loves to draw and paint. I'm hoping this project will hold his interest as he will have his own custom "medium" to work with,

Country MouseCity Mouse

Jan 14, 2017

I sew and craft with my granddaugthers, but I'm always at a loss when it come to my grandson..this is a perfect project for us...