I used this for crayons into letters for my son's ...
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I used this for crayons into letters for my son's birthday party favors. The crayons that melt in this silicone did dye the silicone. I suggest you to use this separately for craft purpose only or for baking food.
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my kids thought these were very cool. The first thing they did was stack them up. I do have to say if you are use to Crayola crayons you will be disappointed in the coloring quality. They make a cute stocking stuffer or basket stuffer, but I would not purchase them for coloring strictly.
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Crayola Fabric Crayons contain a kind of dye, Disperse Dye, which works well when ironed onto all synthetic fibers such as polyester, but washes right out of natural fibers such as cotton.

Just give your children some paper and these transfer crayons, and have them draw and color their own pictures. It's best to color fairly heavily, brushing off any crumbs. The colors will look quite dull on the paper, but don't worry. After an adult irons the pictures onto any synthetic fabric, the colors will be bright and pretty, and the designs will be permanent and machine washable.

For best results, select a white 100% synthetic fabric with a smooth weave, such as polyester satin or nylon taffeta. Any synthetic fiber will do - polyester, triacetate, acrylic, or nylon - but avoid modacrylic and polypropylene because they will shrink under the heat of the iron. Blends which contain at least 50% polyester or nylon will also work, but the colors will not be as bright. Avoid fabric made of 100% cotton, rayon, linen, silk, or wool, unless you are transferring a design that you want to wash out later.

Don't confuse these fabric crayons with ordinary wax-based Crayola crayons for paper! They look so much alike that you may need to be careful to keep the fabric crayons out of the box of regular crayons.
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My daughters LOVED turning regular old crayons into fun-shaped crayons with mixes of different colors. They had fun taking "orders" and producing crayons with the color combinations we requested, in the shapes we requested. They enjoyed drawing and writing with the new crayons.

They didn't like cleaning up the mess from removing the paper from the crayons, and breaking them up for faster melting, though. :( The nmold is hard to clean as well, so keep that in mind.

My daughters were so excited to make the crayons, but weren't expecting the amount of time I takes for them to melt first. Obviously, you can't do anything about the amount of time it takes for the crayones to melt, but parents should help set expectations for their kids because they get antsy - or at least mine did.

As a parent, it was fun allowing the girls to melt crayons and change them into different shapes, and do it with a machine made especially for the messy process. You can do the same thing at home using old muffin tims and your oven, but the process isn't as fun for the kids that way. But it is definitely a whole lot cheaper!

Having said that, our crayon maker broke relatively quickly, with just a few days' use. I allowed the kids to show their friends how it worked, and somehow it got broken. Not Crayola's fault, but a little more parental supervision may have prevented it.
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I bought these partially so I could leave them at kid level without worrying about little pieces breaking off/rolling on the floor and getting lost. Well, my Miniature Schnauzer, who would chew up a round crayon once in a while if it were left on the floor--thus my interest in nice crayons that don't roll--is OBSESSED with eating these. Especially the light green. After 4 attempts he has eaten 1/2 of it. SO much for the set of crayons I thought we'd be able to have through my child's entire childhood. I know it is not a flaw that can be blamed on the maker. I just wanted to advise other dog-owning parents that this could happen with you too due to the materials used. It definitely smells a lot more like food to my dog than the cheapo ones did.

These are nice crayons. The shape is good for my toddler to use. They do dull a lot fast than I expected, not having used beeswax crayons before. They're softer than Crayolas. Also, though I like not having wrappers, it is a little hard to distinguish between some colors once you get to the 16 pack.
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This book is great for helping the young writer understand how to write from different perspectives. Each crayon in a child's crayon box is tired of being used to color the same pictures over and over. Through different letters to the child, the crayons express their concerns and feelings.
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My daughter uses her crayons a lot, sometimes down to the nub, she does sharpen them, but I figured she needed a new set, and Amazon had it a great price, so I got it for her.
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Worked like a miracle until one of my mean spirited 7th graders shoved a crayon into the sharpener.  Now it gets jammed easily and does not bring pencils to as much of a point.  It works on colored pencils, and that is a plus.
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I ordered the crayon sharpener for my classroom... just tired of all the wasted crayons that the kids don't like using after the points are gone.  It did exactly as described, but only for a few days.  I really didn't go through too many crayons before it got jammed - it was easy enough to clean out the cartiridge, but the entire blade needed to be replaced after only a week.  I would say it works well for home or a small group, but can't handle the amount of sharpening in an average size classroom.
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I purchased these in hopes of saving some things in our house from the crayons our toddler colors on everything with. For this purpose they break pretty easily. The colors are very bright and vibrant and work well on paper and kitchen cabinets. The crayon has wiped off the wood floor really well. It also came off a highly polished wood table well. It mostly came off of the kitchen cabinets. It doesn't come off of a plastic play table very well but it is lightly textured, so this isn't surprising. The dry erase function seems to work very well on any smooth polished surface.
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My 4 yo grandson loves magnetic letters but is not that good about keeping them together.  This is perfect for that and also helping him to learn to spell and read.  I think the chalk side could be a little better but that's not what I bought it for.
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This didn't work to make gummy legos although it did work somewhat okay to make lego shaped crayons. Don't think it was the products fualt though.
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I bought these to make crayons as party favors for my daughter's "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" birthday party. They served the purpose and worked great. It is difficult to get the wax out of all the nooks and crannies, so I think it's best to reserve either for craft or food purposes.
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The only decent thing to come out of the box of crayons is the dry erase mitt.  It works great on our dry erase markers and is thin so it travels easily.  It does NOT wipe off the dry erase crayons from the dry erase board, I had to use a wet towel with vinegar/water mix for that.  The crayons broke almost immediately, they don't write smoothly, and they leave little bits of crayon all over the place.  Stick with dry erase markers, or just use regular crayons and wipe it with a wet towel!
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I actually got this for my daughter to use as a pencil/crayon box at school.  It is very durable and she loves it.  I see it lasting a very long time, very well made.

UPDATE - it lasted the entire school year as a 1st grader's pencil/crayon box, not a problem.
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I used it to make crayon hearts from old crayons using this tray in the oven. Wonderful! Kids loves it! The product is exactly as described, came with excellent packaging and we love it!
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I use this to label my classroom supply boxes for things like pencils, crayons, markers, etc.