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Crayola Colored Pencils Set (120ct), Coloring Book Pencils, Kids Art Supplies, Bulk Colored Pencils, Presharpened, Holiday Gifts, Ages 3+

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Size: 120 Count (Pack of 1)


Pattern: Pencils


Features

  • 120 BULK COLORED PENCILS: Let your creativity soar with 120 assorted colored pencils in vibrant shades.
  • SMOOTH AND EASY TO USE: The smooth, creamy texture of these colored pencils makes them easy to blend and layer.
  • PRESHARPENED TIPS: Each pencil features a pre-sharpened tip so you can start creating right away!
  • GIFT IDEA: This colored pencil set makes a great birthday or holiday gift for kids and adults.
  • PAIR WITH ADULT COLORING BOOKS: Create intricate designs and patterns when paired with adult coloring books.
  • DURABLE AND LONG-LASTING: Made from high-quality materials, these pencils are built to last.
  • CLASSROOM & SCHOOL SUPPLIES: Stock up on this must-have for school. They are great for note-taking, art projects, and school projects.

Description

So many vibrant colors, so much coloring fun to be had! When you have 120 unique colored pencils in one box, there's no limit to how you bring your ideas to life! Designed with coloring books in mind, this massive colored pencil set is perfect for creating intricate designs and patterns that will make your artwork stand out. The smooth, creamy texture allows for effortless blending and layering, and the wide assortment of colors provide a plethora of options to choose from. Crafted with premium materials, each pencil core is built to withstand endless coloring adventures. Plus, the pre-sharpened tips let you start creating the moment you open the box! Give this pencil set as a creative birthday or holiday gift for kids and adults, or pair with coloring books for a great bundled gift idea. Whether you're a beginner or a professional artist, the 120 Count Crayola Colored Pencil Set is the perfect tool for exploring your creative potential.

Brand: Crayola


Writing Instrument Form: Colored Pencil


Color: Multicolor


Ink Color: Multicolor


Age Range (Description): Kid


Product Dimensions: 1.44 x 8.98 x 7.19 inches


Item Weight: 1.65 pounds


Country of Origin: Brazil


Item model number: 688020


Manufacturer recommended age: 5 years and up


Release date: October 24, 2018


Manufacturer: Crayola


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    • Great Budget Pencil
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First, the cons.: My white pencil came bent; the rest of the pencils were okay. They were not cushioned in the shipping box but so far, I haven't come across damage. These are not necessarily a "quick" pencil to color with. They work best when multiple light layers are used to build up color before burnishing. Burnishing can be an issue for those with arthritis. Pros: For the number of pencils you get, it's a fantastic price. They have great layering and blending qualities, but you need to have patience because multiple light layers are what create fantastic pigment appearance. They have a great selection of colors that are useful for portraits, landscapes, seascapes, etc. They work great with solvent. They are good for anyone who has a heavy hand since the cores are hard. For me, the crayola pencils worked best and appear vibrant on regular bristol vellum. I use a 67lb bristol vellum (147 gsm) and the tooth of the paper really allows the pencil to grip the paper and lay down pigment. They are less vibrant and rather splotchy and uneven on smooth paper, but that could be due to my heavy hand. I have not tried them in children's coloring books, but in some adult coloring books they work great, and others...not so much. It all depends on the paper that is used. I use the crayolas to practice new coloring techniques, shading and shadow, sketching, and producing thumbnails of anything large-scale that I plan on coloring and painting. I love both burnishing after a lot of light layers, and, I like using them with solvent when I want the painterly effect and don't want to spend the time to burnish. Overall, this was worth the price and I would buy them again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2021 by AJ AJ
    • Good pencils for coloring and artistic work
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When I received them I was very impressed by the quality they have improved so much. The selection of colors is very cool. (I always appreciate a wife range of colors) they are basic size colors pencils and they do have flaws too. When sharpening them sometimes they break on me and I have to keep sharpening them (it also could be my sharper). The most important thing is that they are great for shading and gradients when coloring and with practice they are very versatile for that. I hope this helps Best wishes ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024 by Ana Jackiw Ana Jackiw
    • lots of color
I like the lots of color pencils
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024 by Claya
    • Good quality
Package came and only on of the pencils had a broken tip but all work good
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Caelin Hobbs
    • Amazing For Artists
It’s absolutely massive and full of so many colors and I love that a lot. The ones I got smell fresh from a woodshop (a good thing), so drawing with them is pleasant. Price per colored pencil in this set is really good value.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by VioletOfCourse
    • Good-quality pencils
My granddaughter loves them - that's all I need to know!
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by Nanker Phelge
    • Great value with lots of colors
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Crayola Colored Pencils, No Repeat Colors, 120 Count I hesitated buying these because I have the Prismacolor 132 set, and a few other brands, including the Crayola 50 set. I finally caved because this set has 120 colors & it was a Prime deal. Crayola pencils are harder than Prismacolor so they hold a point longer. I don't have to sharpen them as often. I haven't sharpened any yet, so I can't comment on bad wood, broken lead etc. These don't blend as nicely as Prismacolor, but they do blend. Crayola pencil colors aren't as vibrant or rich as Prismacolor. I have to press harder to get more color on the page. However, I always begin coloring with a light pressure & go over it to intensify the color. So far none of the colors I've used have been scratchy. If you've ever used a scratchy colored pencil, you'll understand what I mean. In the attached picture, for the hair, I blended Red Violet topped with Raspberry. I was going for an aubergine shade & almost accomplished it. My phone did not take an accurate color of my picture. The actual color ended up deeper & richer than the photo. (I gave up trying to edit the photo to depict the correct color.) For some reason, I colored the beads first with Tickle Me Pink, when I decided on the color of the elk, not sure what it is, the beads were too light so I went over them with Fiery Rose. That color is showing fairly accurate in the photo. The greens are off slightly too. The pencils don't have numbers, but they do have color names which can be hard to read depending on your lighting. There aren't any metallic colors. I wanted silver for the crown, but used warm gray in its place. I thought I was going to have problems with the flimsy box, but the pencils are packaged in lift out containers, 2 containers hold 36 pencils each, & 2 containers hold 24 each. The containers have a tall side which is designed to be put back in the box with the tall side against the side of the box, storing them this way will make the box stronger. I think I'll label each container with the color names & swatched colors showing the pencils in that box. So far I've had a great experience with this set of 120 colors. I feel they are a good value for a budget colored pencil. The photo is from Dimensions: A 3D-Inspired Coloring Book, François Gautier (Author) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2022 by Lynn Lynn
    • Beautiful Colors/Good Price
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I used these for my art that I sell on ebay and they worked nicely! I love the range of colors for the price. They are not as soft as Prismacolors, and probably not lightfast. They actually are easier to blend than other brands I've tried. I have sort of a heavy hand when blending, so the paleness of the first layers of Crayola make it easier to build intensity of the layers. I would say, if you can't afford to jump into Prismacolors, or if you want a lot of fun colors to work with, buy these! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Lindsey Cormier Lindsey Cormier

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