God bless Pinterest! I wanted to come up with some valentines for Luke’s Mother’s Day Out class that didn’t involve candy. When I saw these adorable heart crayons on Pinterest I knew that I had my solution! After several bottles of wine, a volunteer friend, many tortured crayons and a Pinterest Fail…we had a classroom of valentines!

Crayon Heart Valentines

Supplies:

  • Heart shaped mold (make sure it can go in the oven)
  • Crayons (we used two boxes of 86-count crayons to make a little over 20 molds)
  • Box cutter
  • Cardstock
  • Double-sided mounting tape

Crayon Heart Valentines

Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Then peel all of your crayons. I recommend cutting the paper with a box cutter or exacto knife. Then just break up the crayons into little pieces that fit inside your mold.

Crayon Heart Valentines

Sort your pieces of crayons into color families.

Crayon Heart Valentines

Place handfuls of the broken crayons in the molds and place mold on a baking sheet. Then put it in the oven for approx. 6 min. Watch closely.

Crayon Heart Valentines

Carefully remove from oven. We placed the molds in the freezer to cool them faster. Once the molds are completely cool carefully remove from mold and use double-sided mounting tape to place on cardstock.

Crayon Heart Valentines

Crayon Heart Valentines

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In case you were wondering about my reference to my Pinterest fail…here it is! I sort of neglected to make sure one of my molds was over proof! Oops!

I love all the colors!! I think all the kids are going to have so much fun playing with these! Please don’t forget to add these to your Pinterest!

This is my sTORI being written as you read. – Love, Mommy Tori

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15 Responses

  1. Jackie Kirkindoll

    These turned out really cute!! Great option over candy and useful too!

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    • tori@torijohnsonpr.com

      I’m thinking of making these as a party favor for Luke’s birthday.

      Reply
    • tori@torijohnsonpr.com

      Thank you so much! It was a fun project!

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    • tori@torijohnsonpr.com

      You totally could! They take a while but are lots of fun!

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  2. Dawn

    These are really precious! Love the fail pic at the end — keeping it real!

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    • tori@torijohnsonpr.com

      Thank you!! The pinterest fail was a major idiot moment on my part. Completely forgot to check and make sure one of the molds could go in the OVEN!!

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  3. Ashleigh

    These turned out adorable! I must admit, loved your Pinterest Fail image though. Glad you turned it around and knocked it out of the park!

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    • tori@torijohnsonpr.com

      Thank you!! Definitely need to buy some more molds and make a variety of shapes!

      Reply

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