2 Pcs Crayon Mold Crayon Recycling Mold Cavity Double Tipped 3D Melted Crayon Molds Pure Silicone Oven DIY Crayon Shaped Mold Reusable Triangular Crayon Molds for DIY Making

Not much to say; they work as advertised and are a fun family project. Highly recommend if you feel like you are constantly throwing away and wasting broken crayons.

These work fine, but they are a bit wobbly. The cavities on the edges slope a bit because there is no support, so melted crayon slides out of them. I think I will just not use the cavities on the edges next time.Everyone is complaining about them being flimsy, but I found that the flimsiness was helpful when peeling the mold off the crayons. Maybe if they were thicker/sturdier, it would be hard to pop the crayons out.

We had so many crayon stubs that I thought I would give this a try! Bakes at 275 F for about 10 minutes. I added some beeswax to fill the trays since we tried to keep the colors sorted. If you’re mixing all the colors I wouldn’t bother with doing that. Make sure they tray is filled up or they become a little flimsy and break. I didn’t bother washing them since I’ll not be using them for anything else, so I can’t speak about their wash-ability.

These are more flimsy than I thought they would be and if I put a bigger crayon in the middle, it doesn’t melt easily. Also, my daughter was able to break the crayons I made pretty easily because they’re are kind of thin.

It's so easy to make. I never had a problem taking it out once i froze it.

Melting crayons is not as easy as you think, but these molds work if you use them correctly. Don’t be like me, melt the crayons BEFORE you pour them into the molds. And then after you let them cool, no matter how much the brown mixture ones look like French toast sticks, DO NOT EAT THEM.

It side very well making narrow and triangular crayons

My kids love recycling old crayons and making new crayons.