If I do not re-appear any time soon, you will know they produced hideous toxic gas which overcame me and my sleeping children.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Musings from domesticity, creativity and motherhood.
Musings from domesticity, creativity and motherhood.
About Me
Categories
- everyday stuff (69)
- family stuff (75)
- festive stuff (11)
- growing stuff (4)
- knitting stuff (2)
- making stuff (43)
- photo stuff (5)
- postman stuff (49)
- reading stuff (14)
- sewing stuff (39)
- yummy stuff (44)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2006
(151)
-
▼
August
(20)
- Logs and lollipops
- Blog Day 2006
- Still breathing
- Ice cubes in the oven
- Summer's ending
- Halloween goodies
- Technology ahoy
- Home again, home again, jiggety jig
- Silent for a week
- Feeling impulsive today, I registered for a teeny ...
- Dining room flash
- Autumn approaching...
- Chestnut
- New names
- Indie book goodness
- Eggie peggies
- Flashing our living rooms
- Blue is the colour
- Sixty second craft adventures
- You really deserve it honey!
-
▼
August
(20)
Have you seen these blogs?
16 comments:
Hmmm...maybe wear some gas masks just to be on the safe side? Be careful there...
:o)
If they were silicone you might be OK, but I think it a hard plastic. Maybe the microwave on a low setting?
Do hope you survived! Cute as shapes, we just do not get such variety down here. Which is okay, I'll just oogle at yours.
eeek! They are cute and you are brave! Get your fire extinguisher ready! Good luck.
Oooo... cute. Hope it works!
oh i'd love to hear how this turns out. i would imagine that they would be okay. doesn't wilton make cake molds out of the same material?
great blog :)
Who cares about toxic gas when you could have such awesome homemade crayons?!
Are you still alive? Let us know.
Wow. Close your eyes and think of crafts, eh? Hope it worked!
Btw I forgot to tell You, "everyone" in Norway bought their first pair of crocs this summer. As far as Norwegians are concerned, you are cutting edge.
?? I hope they work cause those will be some fun crayons!
Oh my! You are brave.(trying to hide the fear and worry from my typing!) I hope you're still around to tell the tale!
I've done that, but I used the microwave. My ice trays did melt a little, but the crayons came out okay.
use muffin tins or those cookie shapers (pics on William Sonoma website)
And now I'm just aching to see the results so I do hope you have survived unharmed. I've been luck so far with everything I've microwaved on the understanding that it goes in the diswasher (which happens more often that one would think, surprisingly).
mmmh... I would keep the oven on a kind of low setting... maybe the microwave? or you could melt the lot in an old pan and the transfer the 'gunk' to the mold afterward?
Interested to know the result!
hope you are all OK - I think I would have chickened out and melted the crayons over the hob and poured them into the moulds. OK the colours don't mix beautifully (without a lot of extra effort) but a little less scary.
Post a Comment