🎨 Crayola Crayons 24 ct (Pack of 2) - Colorful Fun with Double the Crayons! Review

Hello, dear friends and readers of the site ! As soon as we noticed the child's interest in painting, we decided to purchase a set of wax crayons. The choice is large, both in price, and in format, and in the number of colors, and, of course, in quality. A box of 24 Crayola wax crayons caught my attention. Reviews are mostly positive. These crayons are recommended from 1 year old. At the time of purchase, the child was a little over a year old, so I was especially pleased with the picture…

I am fine with pencils, and indeed with the Crayola brand in general. I bought ordinary pencils and was simply delighted with their quality, brightness and ease of sharpening. Therefore, I didn’t doubt for a second that my daughter would like the option of crayons with sparkles. She loves everything shiny, and coloring pictures so that they become bright and a little magical is great. But nothing good came of this venture. Everything started well - the crayons came to me in a cardboard package,

Looking for a good children's stationery, I noticed this Crayola set and couldn't help but buy it. First of all, I was attracted by the variety of colors in one package - 64 different shades! With such a variety, you can draw anything. It is very convenient that there is also a built-in sharpener on the back of the package. All "waste" neatly ends up in the bottom compartment of the box and then they can be easily thrown away. The colors of the pencils are bright and saturated, they draw…

Crayola crayons are always of excellent quality. What I liked is that these 2 packs were sealed in a strong ziplock pouch which keeps them dry and clean. They were bought as a gift for my niece who will be traveling with her parents and I know she will love them and her parents will love this extra bag.

Please note that BLUE-tiful is displayed on the CRAYOLA box. Well, the pencils received are an old product that smells of oil and the NEW CRAYOLA BLUE advertised is missing. Unfortunately, the purchase itself from AMAZON now has to be checked carefully for quality and correctness. AMAZON wasn't like that 5 years ago. It's frustrating when sellers misrepresent products for extra profit, but it's disgusting to capitalize on small children's misrepresentation.

I think this is some kind of fake because it's definitely not the level of quality you'd expect from Crayola. At least it's not what was advertised. These are not the new boxes pictured. Also, one of the boxes was opened and all the crayons were scattered around the package. I didn't care (although it wouldn't be that hard, safe and sound to ask for a new box), but upon further research I found that a few of them were broken. Non refundable? Absolutely ridiculous. One of those situations where…

I have recently been bedridden with bronchitis and it has been a mild period. Sleep, relaxation and hours of television bring me so much joy that my partner recently suggested that I try coloring books to broaden my horizons! I've always used colored pencils in my coloring books, but they bored me with their superfluous textures, so I decided to buy the good old colored pencils; and the decision was not wrong. These crayons are my new favorite thing to be honest. I've colored the storm in my…

I bought these crayons after they gave me a coloring book. What a flood of memories awaited me when the crayons arrived and I opened the box! When I saw the perfect row of flawless flowers inside, I immediately thought back to the hours I used to happily spend painting as a child. The classic look of a Crayola box, the smell of crayons, the feel of paper-wrapped paint in my fingers, I felt like I was in a time machine. I bought two 24 packs that said "Introducing Bluetiful" on the front and…

I return to Crayola Crayons for my adult crafts just as I have trusted them for the art and painting of my children and now my grandchildren. This recent purchase was for glass ball Christmas decorations and I was very pleased with the results. I break the crayons into small pieces and put them in the glass bowl. Then I heat the chalk with a hair dryer and the chalk melts - I know this is not a traditional use! The melted colors are then swirled into the glass decoration. I then repeat this…