Toy Color60-Piece Creative Bundle
R229
About
Wax Crayons: 24 Colours
"These round, wax crayons from Toy Color feature bright colours and are washable from hands and fabrics.
Add this set to your art kit and create your masterpiece!
All wax crayons comply with the strictest relevant EU requirements and regulations.
Tempera Paint Tubes: 12 x 7.5ml Tubes
"This wonderful set of Tempera Paint Tubes is a fabulous addition to your arts and crafts kit. With 12 colours included, your masterpiece will be bright and colourful!
The Tempera Paint Tubes come packed in a handy case making it easy to take them with you wherever you go.
Fine Tip Fibre Pens: 24 Colours
These Fine Tip Fibre Pens from Toy Color feature a conical tip and the water-based ink guarantees high washability from the skin with water and soap, and from most textiles through a 40° washing cycle.
Suitable for home and classroom use, these fibre pens come in 12 intense and brilliant colours.
All fibre pens are made with selected raw materials and fully comply with the strictest relevant EU requirements and regulations.
Product Features
- Creativity
- Washable
- Home and classroom use
- Fun colours
- Hours of fun
- Safe
Product Specifications
Wax Crayons: 24 Colours
- Age: 2 Years +
- Item size: 2 x 10 x 12 cm
Tempera Paint Tubes: 12 x 7.5ml Tubes
- Age: 2 Years +
- Item size: 0.02 x 8 x 20.5 cm
Fine Tip Fibre Pens: 24 Colours
- Age: 2 Years +
- Item size: 2.3 x 13 x 18 cm
Includes
- 24 Crayons
- 12 x 7.5ml Tempera Paint Tubes
- 24 x Fine Tip Fibre Pens
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