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Crayola Crayon Maker

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Crayola Crayon Maker Feature


  • Crayola Crayon Maker
  • Requires Bilb (NOT included): 1 Clear, colorless 60-watt candelabra light bulb, small base - NOT Included
  • Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award / Named a Child Best Toy of the Year from Child Magazine
  • Create Your Own Crayon Colors / Safely Remold Tiny Crayon Nubs into Brand New Crayons
  • Ages 6+



Crayola Crayon Maker Specifications


Melt crayons into one of a kind crayons with the Crayola Crayon Maker. Crayola is known for their crayons and kids and adults alike are fascinated with how crayons are made. Now you can enjoy that process in your own home with the Crayola Crayon Maker. Kit comes with the Crayon Maker Machine, and decals to decorate machine. Light Bulb sold separately (requires 60 watt small base candelabra bulb). Ages 8 and up. Awarded the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award! Named a Child Best Toy of the Year from Child Magazine!


Crayola Crayon Maker Overview


Create and name your own crayon colors by melting and re-molding tiny crayon nubs into brand new crayons. This tabletop "crayon factory" uses a small light bulb to melt the Crayola crayon pieces kids vigorously wear down as they color and create. Watch the whole process through the see-through dome that locks in place until the crayons are completely melted and molded. In about 20 minutes, you can make three new crayons in your favorite hues or create new colors by melting together different colored wax pieces. A "tip switch" automatically shuts off the Crayon Maker if it accidentally tips over. Put the finishing touches on your new crayons by writing the color names on adhesive labels. Set includes 18 labels, along with "cog and wheel" shaped decals for decorating the Crayon Maker. Requires one 60-watt candelabra light bulb (not included). Colors may vary.
  • Age: 6-14 years
  • Award: Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award

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