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She envisaged she would spend her life blending into the scenery, not blowing it up! Val has a calling, but which side is dialling her number? Being bestowed with abilities beyond her wildest nightmares, she discovers that she not only has to deal with turning 18, her first job, and an unwanted tattoo, but also magical powers and intense urges to fall in love. This is the story of a teenage girl called Valerie Saunders who is about to be thrown through time and space. Imagine starting at the end and finishing back at the beginning. She envisaged she would spend her life blending into the scenery, not blowing it up! Val has a calling, but which side is dialling her. This is my sTORI being written as you read.Imagine starting at the end and finishing back at the beginning. I love all the colors!! I think all the kids are going to have so much fun playing with these! Please don’t forget to add these to your Pinterest! In case you were wondering about my reference to my Pinterest fail…here it is! I sort of neglected to make sure one of my molds was over proof! Oops!

Once the molds are completely cool carefully remove from mold and use double-sided mounting tape to place on cardstock. We placed the molds in the freezer to cool them faster. Watch closely.Ĭarefully remove from oven. Place handfuls of the broken crayons in the molds and place mold on a baking sheet. Sort your pieces of crayons into color families. Then just break up the crayons into little pieces that fit inside your mold.

I recommend cutting the paper with a box cutter or exacto knife.

Crayons (we used two boxes of 86-count crayons to make a little over 20 molds).

Heart shaped mold (make sure it can go in the oven).When I saw these adorable heart crayons on Pinterest I knew that I had my solution! After several bottles of wine, a volunteer friend, many tortured crayons and a Pinterest Fail…we had a classroom of valentines!

God bless Pinterest! I wanted to come up with some valentines for Luke’s Mother’s Day Out class that didn’t involve candy.

The Thirteenth by G.L. Twynham