Silicone Crayons My Fruit Shack Review

Nice idea. I just want the crayons not to lay flat on the back. I have to make one side, then wait for it to cool and place it in fresh wax on the opposite side to make round crayons. In addition, the ears stick and do not like to stick out. Did some trial and error. Super cute at the end

After using this product, melting our crayons will definitely be disposable. Crayons take a long time to clean and break, and I found we had to add more as they melted (although we had filled them with crayons beforehand). The molds were difficult to clean afterwards, even after freezing them to remove the crayons and let them soak. The cute animal shapes were difficult to squeeze out, and thin ears and tips often broke off. The flat shape on the back is unconventional and unfamiliar to small…

These shapes work great! I made sets to give to my preschoolers for Christmas. The crayons turned out so cute! One thing that worked well for me was to use two colored pencils in the long (pencil) part of each shape and melt them for 15 minutes. Then I put the third crayon in and let it melt along with the rest for another 10 minutes. This method saved me from breaking the crayons into small pieces along the thin part of the shape. I used small pieces to melt into the head of each shape. Now…

These wonderful shapes make very nice colored pencils. The instructions say it takes about 3 crayons to make 1 animal crayon, but we used more than 4-5. We start with 3 and melt them down and then add more crayon on top. It's easy to pop if you follow the directions (keep in the fridge for 60 minutes) and look amazing. They are really difficult to clean. I ended up just breaking off large chunks and then putting them in the oven to soften the wax, wiping off as much as I could with a paper…