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- Claire
- Mother, wife, daughter, sister, educator. Committed to the sanctuary that is my home and family. Finding joy in watching my children grow and flourish, pursuing a sustainable life style, creating with my hands and mind. Living consciously. Living the good life.
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I know this involves melting and cold setting , but exactly what did you do?
If you tell me you found it on my resource site...I'll slope off to read my own site *rolls eyes* lol ;-)
I saw this done here http://red-dirt-mother.blogspot.com/2008/04/crayon-color.html - there's instructions there too. All I would add is that they melt very quickly in the oven. I thought we'd spoiled ours as within about five minutes there was a strange smell and when I opened the door billows of smoke came out :0) They turned out fine in the end though.
Thanks Claire, are they in muffin tims or mince pie tins?
We did them in an old silicon muffin tin. I suspect any would be fine just so long as they weren't going to be so big they would break in half when used.
I've made these a lot over the years and mine have never looked that good! I either melt them too long or end up with chunks!
Heather
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