Product Description

Crayola Coloured Pencils are great for detailed drawing and come presharpened for all your colouring needs. Each pencils gives a smooth, intense colour and are made from high quality smooth grained wood for easy sharpening and less breakage. The selection comes with 36 bright colours. For ages 3 years and over.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1529 in Toys & Games
• Colour: Pack of 36
• Brand: Crayola
• Model: 5036369

Manufacturer's Description
Crayola Coloured Pencils are great for detailed drawing and come presharpened for all your colouring needs.
Each pencils gives a smooth, intense colour and are made from high quality smooth grained wood for easy sharpening and less breakage. The selection comes with 36 bright colours including: red, red-orange, orange, yellow-orange, peach, yellow, golden yellow, jade green, yellow-green, green, aqua-green, light blue, sky blue, blue, violet, pink, magenta, mahogany, tan, light brown, brown, gray, black, and white.

Customer Reviews

Great, versatile pencils
I've used Crayola coloured pencils for many years, in fact most of my life. Mostly because they have good, strong leads and are affordable. Other artists buy expensive artist pencils but I've always stuck with these since, for me at least, they work just as well. They're blendable although they aren't soft like some other coloured pencils, which may make blending hard for some people who are used to using softer pencils. They don't break like cheaper pencils do when you sharpen them so I would recommend them for children who may be a little more heavy handed when sharpening. I'm not sure as you can post links to examples of artwork on here but I use them for fantasy art and shading that has up to 5 layers of colour.
Overall, these are great pencils and if you're an artist like me, but don't have the money to buy the more expensive brands, then I highly recommend them.

Crayola coloured pencils are great!
Crayola coloured pencils Crayola Coloured Pencils (36 Pack)are undoubtedly the best I have ever bought: they have soft leads, are easy to work with and have a good range of colours. They are used by all the family and are equally suitable for children's drawings or finished artwork.

Where has my pencil gone?
I have to admit, that for a while i refused to pay for the name. But i have finally relinquished, and decided that there is no point denying it, Crayola is best. And worth the extra. The quality shines out, and it's worth paying for the 36 instead of 12/24.

However, my one gripe is..... WHERE HAS THE BLACK PENCIL GONE?!