Today I’ve asked the talented Bird’s Party to share her super cute and fabulously DIY circus crayon favors with us.
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Wax crayons
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Craft knife
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Clean, empty and dry can
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Chocolate molds (mine is a Wilton’s)
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Cello bags
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Favor bag topper
And here are the easy steps:
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If your crayons have paper labels, take them off with a craft knife. Simply score down the length of each crayons and the paper comes off easily (NOT a job for kids!)
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Break up the crayons into equal pieces so they melt evenly, and place them into the can. You can use similar shades of one color or mix crayon colors for a groovy effect!
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Place the can in the oven on how heat (about 100 degrees) until melted.
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Pour the melted wax carefully into the molds until level and let it set in the fridge. (NOTE: Molds cannot be reused for edible items!)
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Once cooled, remove the crayons carefully from the mold, place them into a cello bag and add a topper.
Cute, right?
creative director & owner of The Celebration Shoppe. I have a passion for crafting, baking & modern entertaining. I'll post my ideas & share others in hopes of inspiring you for your next celebration.











Thasnk you again for this fabulous honor, Kim!!
I LOVE your blog and it’s always a go to place for me when I need inspiration! ;)
XOXO
Bird
Thank you again for this fabulous invite, Kim!!
I LOVE your blog and it’s always a go to place for me when I need inspiration! ;)
XOXO
Bird
I always wondered how people made shaped crayons. Now it all makes sense! Thanks for the tutorial!
Cute, cute. I have a sports mold. I think I’ll try them!
Thanks again for sharing Bird!
And so glad you ladies are going to try them! I’m thinking of making some Halloween ones myself. ;)
Thanks Kim for the idea. My son Tristan is going to be 1 on October 28th and his party is a Circus themed Halloween party. These favors would be great for his older brother’s friends who are coming. I think ill try them with a mix of colored crayons on one shape.. You can check out my blog to see my envisioning of the Circus party. I look forward to posting pics of the party!!
Thanks again,
Danielle