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• Description

  Unbox a blast from the past with the Crayola Limited Edition Art Set! This collectible kit features 8 retired crayon colors, 8 classic favorites, and 4 specialty crayons - available for a limited time only. Add even more color with 20 Pip-Squeaks Skinnies markers, 20 themed line art pages, and a sticker sheet. Packaged in one of four exclusive display cases starring Blizz, Angie, Mully, and Dan D. these sets are perfect for showcasing, gifting, or taking on the go. Whether you're a collector, a creative kid, or a teacher, these all-in-one sets are a vibrant way to celebrate color and creativity.

• Features

  LIMITED EDITION SET WITH RETIRED COLORS: Includes 8 Retired Crayons, 8 Classic Crayons, 4 Specialty Crayons - only available for a short time.

  ALL-IN-ONE CREATIVE TOOLKIT: Packed with 20 Pip-Squeaks Skinnies, 20 themed coloring pages, and a fun sticker sheet.

  COLLECTIBLE CASE WITH LIMITED EDITION CHARACTERS: Show off your set in 1 of 4 exclusive display cases featuring Limited Edition Colors Blizzard Blue, Orange Red, Dandelion, and Mulberry.

  MADE FOR CREATIVITY ON THE GO: Neatly organized and easy to pack - perfect for travel, classrooms, or art time anywhere.

  A GIFT THEY’LL NEVER FORGET: A standout surprise for birthdays, holidays, or any Crayola collector.

FAQ

• Is it safe to use Crayola art materials to make lipstick, eyeliner, and other makeup?

  As a manufacturer of children's products, safety is our top priority at Crayola. Although our arts and crafts products are nontoxic, we do not recommend using them to make eyeliner, lipstick, or other makeup, and strongly discourage using them this way. Crayola art products were never intended to be used on the skin or face in this manner.

  
  

  Makeup goes through specific and rigorous testing since it is intended to be used on the skin. Because they were never meant to be used as makeup, our colored pencils, crayons, markers, paint, and all art products have not been tested in the same way a makeup product is and should not be used as a cosmetic. Crayola art materials are not designed, tested, or approved for this purpose.

• Are Crayola and Silly Putty products nontoxic to animals?

  If your pet has ingested a Crayola or Silly Putty product, please contact a veterinarian for assistance. All Crayola and Silly Putty products have been evaluated by an independent toxicologist and found to contain no known toxic substances in sufficient quantities to be harmful to the human body, even if ingested or inhaled. In addition, Crayola and Silly Putty art materials carry the Art and Creative Materials Institute's (ACMI) APPROVED PRODUCT (AP) seal, which indicates these products meet or exceed specific quality standards.

• Where can I find cleaning and stain removal information?

  Art can be messy, so our experts have created pro tips to help. Visit  Crayola.com to find stain removal solutions for Crayola products on a variety of surfaces.

• How should I store Crayola Markers?

  For best results, please store the following markers horizontally:

  • Crayola Metallic Markers
  • Crayola Project Metallic Markers
  • Crayola Glitter Markers
  • Art with Edge
  • Glitter Markers
  • Art with Edge Metallic Markers
  • All Crayola dry-erase markers, including Washable Dry-Erase and Visi-Max Dry-Erase Markers
  • All Crayola gel markers, including Gel FX and Washable Gel Markers Crayola Window Markers
  • Take Note! Dry-Erase Markers
  • Crayola Project Glitter Markers
  • Signature Liquid Metal Craft Markers

  
  

  Traditional Crayola Markers (washable and regular) should be stored vertically with the capped tip of the marker facing upward.

• Who owns the Dream-Makers artwork? Do you display or return the artwork?

  What was the Crayola Dream Makers program?

  In 1984, Crayola launched the Dream Makers program, a nationwide initiative recognizing the critical role of art and creativity in children's development. For decades, this program empowered art and classroom teachers to provide hands-on art experiences for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Through the program's success, Crayola became caretaker to one of the world's largest children's art collections.

  
  

  Who owns the Dream Makers artwork?

  Crayola owns all Dream Makers artwork following the closure of the program in 2013. Ownership was transferred from the artists after receiving parental consent to archive and maintain the pieces.

  
  

  Do you display or return the artwork?

  The artwork was not returned, but we take pride in displaying it. Selected pieces are showcased in Crayola's corporate offices, various local and global venues, and have also been displayed at the Department of Education in Washington, D.C. Additionally, artwork has been donated to children's hospitals and art education advocates across the nation.

  
  

  What's new with the Dream Makers artwork in 2024?

  Crayola is working to reconnect Dream-Maker's artworks, currently archived at our facility in Easton, Pennsylvania, to their original creators. Learn more about our Campaign for Creativity.