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The media could not be loaded.  After seeing a few videos on IG on making these crayons names I wanted to make them myself. What better way to make them but for a birthday treat for the attendees. I used this sheet but unfortunately a few of the letters ripped so I can’t use it again. @bombshellbeauty__ on IG and TikTok

I’m making alphabet crayons for friends. I took a chance on this one. I’m very pleased with the results. I’ve ran it through the oven at 300° 5 times now and it’s still in excellent condition.

Perfectly sized and ideal depth to make personalized crayons for the little (and not-so-little) artists in your life! Using one of these alphabet molds just unwrap and break crayons into one and two inch pieces and place into the individual letter cavities. Heat your oven to 265 degrees. Once heated place the mold on a cookie sheet (for stability) and put in the oven for 6 to 8 minutes. The crayons will liquify and fill in the spaces in each letter. Remove from the oven once all of the crayons are melted and place on the counter to cool (about an hour in a 72 degree kitchen). Pop the shaped crayons out of the mold and ta da! Each letter is the perfect shape and size for little hands to create your next fridge art exhibit. I love the quality, the durability and the size of this awesome letter mold!

We used the molds for a library program...they worked great! However...wish they would make a mold with vowels only...I needed 40 "E"'s! Just a suggestion...I bought 4 forms to help speed up the melting process.

I really like this mold. My children were really excited to make this project with all the broken crayons.They do take a lot of crayons to make it look thick.They do not come with instructionsI placed them in a cookie sheet with foil and bake them for 12-15 minutes at 350F and keep going back to fill it up with crayons to make it full with in the time it was in the ovenI would recommend it 100%. Just let the crayons cool completely so they won’t break when you get them out

I’ve used this mold twice to make crayon letters for Valentines for my kids classes. Once we just did initials and once we did entire names. It works so well! The silicone makes it super easy to get the letters out. Also a tip - soak the crayons in hot water for 10 minutes first and the labels will slide right off.

We used to make name crayons- worked great for that

My kids and I make crayons and candies with these molds! Love them!

I used it for Resin and oiled it each time. Good for 2 uses and then tore. I didn’t like the fact that the letters were not “proper” for learning for kids, but that was my mistake. I found it to be a nice and heavy duty but still managed to rip using resin

Very disappointedOpened the package and it was usedVery dirty