Crayola Ultra Clean Washable Markers, Fine Line Markers, School Supplies, 8 Count

Our daughter is really enjoying drawing right now, and these markers have contributed greatly to her collection. Despite being thinner than she is, she enjoys how thick they are Her small markers had rounded points rather than the big ones- She had been missing a number of supplies until it arrived. Basically, this is a color-scheme for everything you do They may vary in color, but she says they work well when layered with colored pencils, crayons, and Although I wouldn't classify them as opaque, I wouldn't say they're We won't allow her to use the Sharpie alone (yet), so she likes the black marker as well. Their tips are similar in size and it finds them useful for writing In the past we have always preferred the Crayola brand because of the fact that these are washable on clothing, as well as easy to wash off hands.

Maryam Blair

| Jan 02, 2021

A set of these was bought for our 18-month-old. The big fat markers were appealing to her, but the caps on them were too difficult for her to remove. It was my intention to purchase these for her so that she would find them easier. She was able to take them off and put them back on with ease. Despite the fact that she has almost two years old, she is still learning to take off the caps on both sizes. She also likes writing with the larger I found the markers to be much more vibrant than I expected for washable markers, and they cleaned cleanly off a table, chair, and hardwood floors after only a few swipes with She may also have wood puzzles, doll faces, or anything else she would like to have on her table next to the The color of certain clothing washes better off her skin than others- There is often a slight blue or green tint left behind by blue and green There may be a slight bruised color for the first few hours, but that quickly weathers. My guess is that they wash out pretty well from clothes since we must have gotten some on them. I never see any marks on clean clothes, so I would guess they wash out pretty well. Her habit of putting the caps back on is pretty good, but maybe every once in a while she forgets. Although, the markers seem to bounce back fairly well after she forgets. Since we began using this pack about two months ago, we've used it at least once every couple of days. We might have to buy a new pack soon, since some of our colors are in danger of running out. If your toddler plays with the caps, it is always a good idea to supervise and use common sense! Carrying out this activity with supervision is always a good idea, since caps can pose a choking hazard.

Leila Pruitt

| Dec 22, 2020

The items are washed, dried, and the children can start coloring them again when they want to change things. When they want to change things, the items can be washed, dried, and the children can keep coloring! Washing leaves the items clean, as if they had never been dirty.

Hazel Ball

| Nov 22, 2020

My goal was to mark quilt tops that I was going to quilt. They're It is easy to wash away marks!.

Nyomi Krause

| Jan 02, 2021

I have not been able to remove the minty marks from Joanne's.

Lila Stuart

| Apr 01, 2021

It seems that the markers that come with scribble scrubbies as well are labeled "ultra clean" so I assumed that they would work too. This is not the case. For those who share the same thought, I thought I would share my review.

Alvin Krueger

| Dec 20, 2020

You don't have to be a kid to enjoy them! They are what I use to mark fabric when I sew. The ones I have found in a fabric store are just not as good as these. White fabric was marked with a permanent marker, yet it wiped clean without leaving a trace, proving that it is actually very.

Kinsley Jenkins

| Dec 16, 2020