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SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
* Silicone Heart Mold
* Crayons
* Oven
* Freezer
* Oven Safe Pan/Tray Larger Than Your Mold
*Oven Mitt
HOW TO MAKE:
STEP 1: Preheat your oven to 225 degrees F
STEP 2: Unwrap the paper liner from your crayons. Break them up into pieces and put inside your mold. Each heart will need 3-4 regular sized broken crayons. Fill only 1/4 of each heart or else you will have massive crayons.
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STEP 3: Put your filled up with crayons mold on top of the larger heat safe pan/tray and put them in the oven on the middle rack. (Your oven needs to be at the desired temperature)
STEP 4: Closely watch (check every few minutes) your crayons melt into a heart form for 15 - 20 minutes. They will look just as the picture below when ready to remove from oven.
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STEP 5: Using your oven mitt, remove the mold and tray from your oven and set out to cool. Cool at room temperature for 30 minutes.
STEP 6: After cooled, place the mold into your freezer for 30 minutes.
STEP 7: Carefully remove the crayons one by one from your mold. They should separate very easily like shown in the picture below.
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STEP 8: Once your newly made by you hearts have been removed from their mold, do whatever you wish. Enjoy!!
**REPEAT UNTIL YOU RUN OUT OF CRAYONS**
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TIPS:
*Before removing each heart piece, gently pull on the edges to separate the mold from the crayon. This will make the overall removing a breeze.
*Store in containers for safe keeping.
*This is a great way to make use of all those broken crayons. Mix them all together and create a colorful piece every time!
CAUTIONS:
* Keep out of reach of children
* Do not leave your melted crayons unattended
* Always use gloves when handling a hot mold
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