🖍️ Multicolored Stabilo Woody Coloring Pencils with Built-in Sharpener Review

These are definitely the best! Let's face it, crayons take quite a bit of force to actually transfer to paper and my son was a bit disappointed that he only worked with Mom's help. Not so with these. A light stroke is enough and the color is on the paper and the shades are intense, bold and beautiful! What really struck me was how easy they were to wash off! I was so smitten with them that when my parents' friends came over I would paint doors and tables just to show them how a wipe with a wet…

These little floral pencils are almost identical to Caran Dache Neocolor II water soluble wax crayons/pastels, but an advantage is that they can be treated a little more roughly (the wooden case protects the pencil inside so that you can draw intuitively and roughly without worrying about the chalk breaking) and you can do it in minute detail, which is great for working on details. They blend beautifully, work on almost every surface I've tried them on (including canvas with many layers of…

These are GREAT colored pencils. They have the texture of a soft pencil. They are large so perfect for my son's small hands. What struck me was the first chalk line - the colors are vibrant, bright. Whenever I color my son two years after buying them, they become my favorite tools. I'm an artist so I really like the rich colors and smooth application. It was very handy for them to include a sharpener as these are the only large writing/drawing tools we own, I didn't have to worry about finding…

These are the best pens we've ever had! They have very rich colors, are comfortable to hold, thick and strong enough not to break even if dropped, and most importantly, they can be erased on almost anything! happen on paper. I've successfully wiped them off walls, countertops, windows, furniture, baby feet, hands and faces, carpets, tiles and even my laptop. All you usually need is a damp paper towel, often without soap. It only does not separate from untreated wood. They will go away, but they

I bought these crayons to use in encaustic. They were recommended by the teacher because they work so well on wax paintings to set highlights and fill in lines etched in wax to fill scratches with color. The price was really good as it was higher in most online art stores I buy from. This may be because the company is changing the box that the crayons come in because a website advertised a new style of box. These wood coated crayons are called "3 in 1" because they are water soluble so they can