Crayola Colours of The World Crayons 24pk $2 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU (SOLD OUT) / Target ($0 C&C)

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Gomo on 31/01/2024 - 22:05 amazon.com.au (940 clicks)
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49% off RRP, great price for a well known brand!

Crayola Colors of the World Crayons contain 24 specially formulated colours representing people of the world. These skin tone crayons are an exciting addition to your crayon collection at home or in the classroom, making colouring pages and drawings even more detailed and realistic. The subtle shades inside are formulated to better represent the growing diversity worldwide. Colours of the World fall into three main shades: Almond, Golden, and Rose – and all the darker or lighter shades in between. This pack includes 24 crayon colours that represent people from around the world. Makes a perfect pairing with Crayola Coloring Books!

• INCLUDES: The Crayola Colors of The World Crayon Pack includes 24 specially formulated skin coloured Crayons to represent the diversity of the world!

• SCHOOL: Crayola Colors of the World Pencils are perfect for those back to school baskets! They also make a great addition to any classroom, allowing for realistic and more detailed drawing and colouring. Now it's even easier for kids to color themselves, their families and friends from all over the globe!

• COLOURS: Colors of the World fall into three main shades: Almond, Golden and Rose – and all the darker or lighter shades in between.

• GIFT: Makes a great gift for boys and girls! Perfect for Birthdays, Christmas and other special occasions.

• SAFE: Non-toxic and suitable for children ages 3 and up!

Also available
CRAYOLA 24 Pack Regular Crayons, Perfect for Art, Colouring and Drawing, Classic Crayola Colours $2.00
Crayola 12 Pack Twistables Crayons $3.98

Or Pickup locally @ Target
Crayola 24 Pack Colours of the World Crayons

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Amazon is sold out, still available at Target above.

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  bdl on 31/01/2024 - 22:12

  Colours of the Empire: "The cream, the bone, the white, the off-white, the ivory or the beige." (OOS)

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  guitargeek89 on 31/01/2024 - 22:13

  +3

  Cool, 24 brown crayons.
  I mean it's cheap, but I can see why.

  *regular also on sale… Guess it's a deal. The twistable ones are great.

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    Gomo on 31/01/2024 - 22:19

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    Yep, I posted those in the bottom of the description :)

    Also available from Officeworks for $3.98

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  Skatez on 31/01/2024 - 22:37

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  I found these crayons interesting. Cool idea making all the different skin colours.

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  seug123 on 31/01/2024 - 23:05

  +1

  who remembers the "skin" colour crayon or pencil?

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  vash5 on 01/02/2024 - 00:46

  -3

  Great, these morons have also gone woke 😒

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    Robzargain on 01/02/2024 - 14:01

    -1

    Hurt feelings because they don't sell a 24 pack of white crayons

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      vash5 on 02/02/2024 - 12:45

      Dumb dumb here thinks the answer to correcting wokism is white supremacy 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ .. how do you even?!?!

      Instead on hyper focusing on skin colour and whats in-between someones legs we focus instead on the individual character and whats brings us all together instead of what separates us both as a nation and people of the earth.

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  y2k on 01/02/2024 - 06:47

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  Thanks OP, got the regular ones. Colours of the "world" are OOS.

  Wish they'd just call them "skin tones" . Equating the "world" to skin colour is probably what makes some see this as identity politics etc. These are actually practical if your Chinese Aussie toddler is, say, trying to colour in a drawing of himself, Steph Curry or Shang Chi.

  Guess we will just have to stick to his dad's favourite Sydney Sweeney for now.

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    vash5 on 02/02/2024 - 12:48

    These are actually practical if your Chinese Aussie toddler is, say, trying to colour in a drawing of himself, Steph Curry or Shang Chi.

    News flash.. your toddler doesn't care about skin colour until you make it a thing.