Lego party how to: Mini figure crayon tutorial

I think these are my favorite craft from the party and I have heard from some of the moms on them so I think they may have been the boys favorites too.

 If you have the mold or can borrow one, this 48 crayons will cost you $1.  (Personal friends of mine, if you need to borrow the mold just ask)  I got a box of 48 crayons (not name brand) from Michaels for $1.

OK, now get your willing assistants to start peeling off all the crayon papers.  (Ignore the background in this picture, I have been redoing the living room and will have a before and after reveal soon).

 This is the mold you need, I got mine on ebay.  It can be used for chocolate, ice cubes, chalk, crayons, play dough, you name it. 

 Break up your crayon and put one crayon into each cavity. That's right you can melt the crayons right in the mold.  Bake in the oven at 250 for about 8 to 10 minutes, when it is all melted, take it out and put it either in the fridge if you are in a hurry to unmold them and make more or just let them sit out until the cool and harden.

 I love the pictures Alexandra took, don't you? 

 Be careful when unmolding the crayons, the heads break off if you don't unmold them carefully.  After a few chopped off heads, you'll get the hang of it.

 You could mix the crayon colors but I like them like this.  

 Each boy received a bag of crayons in their party bags 

To see the whole party visit here.