Working in a similar fashion to 3D-printing pens, but without the futile exasperation of actually trying to make 3D objects, Crayola’s new Crayon Melter turns colorful sticks of wax into a thick, goopy, ink that lets kids write on almost any surface imaginable.

Crayola's New Pen Writes On Any SurfaceUsing Melted Crayons as Ink

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Crayola's New Pen Writes On Any SurfaceUsing Melted Crayons as Ink

Crayola's New Pen Writes On Any SurfaceUsing Melted Crayons as Ink