Parents of young kids and other crayon owners, you've got a survival tool on hand and probably don't even know it. In an emergency, one crayon can burn brightly for about 15 to 30 minutes. YouTube ...

Start with a few crayons and combine a crayon with plain wax in a clean, empty food can – one for each color you are using.

Picture this: The power goes out and you go to your emergency kit to find a light source. But lo and behold, you're fresh out of batteries for your flashlight or lantern (great timing). Don’t panic ...

Got a box of old crayons hiding in a junk drawer? Don't toss them just yet! Instagram creator and DIYer Christina Clericuzio (@flipdaddie) has a brilliant way to transform a pack of tapered candles ...

Chances are, you have most of these random items already in your home! Survival Instructor, author and TV host Creek Stewart shows us how to improvise a survival candle using crayons, bacon grease and ...

The thermometer hit 90 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend in Michigan where we were spending the weekend and it seemed like a good time to break out the summer crafts. We decided to make sand candles.