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Ever wonder what to do with all those broken crayons laying around? Let’s make some DIY LEGO crayons!

This is such an easy craft! All you need are some crayons and this silicone mold. Or if you want to make LEGO people crayons grab this mold. A craft knife will make removing the crayon labels easier, but isn’t required.

I have a bag that I throw all of our broken crayons into all year long, but a box of new crayons works just as well!
Follow the directions below to make your own DIY LEGO crayons!

Wondering what to do with all these new LEGO crayons? They are perfect for Valentine’s Day and I even have a FREE PRINTABLE for you here! All you have to do is print the cards and put the crayons in a bag! Easy peasy and such a fun non-food treat!


These DIY LEGO crayons would also be a fun party favor for a LEGO birthday party!



Lego Crayon DIY
How to make LEGO crayons! These are perfect for Valentine's Day treats, birthday party favors, or just to make your week a little more fun!
Materials
- Crayons
Tools
- Silicone Brick Mold
- Craft Knife
- Baking Sheet
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 250°
- Take labels off crayons, use a craft knife to slice the paper to make this step easier.
- Break crayons into pieces.
- Place the silicone mold on a flat baking sheet.
- Fill the silicone mold with broken crayons. You can make them all the same color or mix them up!
- Bake crayons for 10-15 minutes. This time can vary so watch until they are completely melted.
- When crayons are fully melted remove them from the oven and set on a flat surface to harden.
- Allow crayons to completely cool, speed this up by putting them in the freezer.
- Once crayons are cool, carefully remove them from the molds.
- Have fun coloring!
Notes
I have a bag where I keep all our broken crayons for projects like this, but you can also use a new box of crayons!
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