Crayola v Generic: Melting Crayons for Science
Sometimes you can satisfy your scientific curiosity with a couple of boxes of crayons, some heat, and a little time.
Sometimes you can satisfy your scientific curiosity with a couple of boxes of crayons, some heat, and a little time.
This past week we went to Cairo for an amazing Maker Faire, learned what a pulse oximeter was, played with crayons, and more!
Feeling nostalgic for that wax smell and drawing outside the line? Celebrate your crayon-love by checking out these rad crayon sculptures.
Repurposing old crayons into new shapes is a great family-friendly activity, and a fantastic way to give creative kids a chance to make their own unique color combinations. Give it a try with this St. Patrick’s Day-inspired shamrock crayon tutorial!
If store-bought valentines with cartoons saying sappy things isn’t your kid’s style, you’ll definitely want to take a look at this simple and lovely crayon heart valentines tutorial! Who knew that melted crayons could look so classy?
Artist Herb Williams tried a lot of different materials before he discovered the virtues of making colorful sculptures from crayons, like these incredible nature scenes from his series “Call of the Wild.”
Artist Hoang Tran matches characters from popular culture to their appropriate crayon color and then carves the character into the actual crayon, including an entire series of characters from Adventure Time.