Crayon 2 Double Tipped Triangular Silicone Crayon Molds - Makes 16 Crayons (Total)

I love these molds! They make a good size, sturdy, and good shaped crayon. My kids and I have had fun saving our old crayons from the trash with these molds. Comes with good instructions, but the process is easy! Also, it's fun to make mixed colors. Each mold takes 2 regular sized crayons to fill it. They are silicone, so put these on a sturdy pan or you'll have a mess!A tip- the molds kinda slope down at each end, so I propped each end up with a little piece of foil and it worked perfectly so the crayon didn't leak out.

El producto es bueno, lo difícil es manipularlo por lo flexible que es y la cera tan caliente. Usamos un plato para meterlo al micro, y solucionado. Revisen el tiempo, en unas crayola con 5 minutos fue suficiente..

Easy to use. Packaged nicely with useful instructions. The crayons are a nice shape: easy to hold and easy to colour with. No more throwing out broken crayons.

Seguí tal cual las instrucciones 10 minutos en el micro y quedaron muy bien las crayolas, lo recomiendo ampliamente, mi hijo feliz. solo una recomendación pongan un plato o una tabla ya que la cera queda muy liquida y el silicón se dobla por lo que es posible se tire la cera.

Absolutely love these crayon molds. While there are a lot of cute ones out there, the triangular shape of these allow for a tripod grasp, which is what I was looking for. The size is great, I think each crayon is about the size of 2-2.5 regular crayons. They’re much more durable, even compared to the large Crayola crayons we have. The only breakage we encounter with regular use are the very end of the tips, occasionally. We’ve had a couple break when furiously thrown at the hard floor, but regular dropping hasn’t broken our crayons.I’ve made them several times now & tried different ways of melting the crayons. What works the best for my needs (aiming for mostly solid color crayons) is melting a bunch of similar color crayons in silicone muffin liners in the oven, then pouring them into the mold. I feel like I get the most control over the colors that way, & the result is really solid crayons. It’s easy to mix colors that way, too. To get dual color crayons, I pour two colors in at once & the bond ends up very strong. I noticed when I tried putting pieces of broken crayons directly in the mold that they would break easier.I definitely recommend these & would buy them again. :)