Crayola crayon colors

Check out this article for the full rundown on every crayon color that Crayola has ever produced.

The year before Crayola turned 100 years, when Crayola made it's very first box of crayons, Crayola released the Special Edition 100 Crayons box. Crayola would retired four of the five following crayons; magic mint, blizzard blue, burnt sienna, mulberry and teal blue in the Save the Shade contest. Voters voted for the colors online on Crayola's website. To replace the four colors that were retiring Crayola was holding a simultaneous contest Name the New Colors, where people could name the…

The Crayola Meltdown boxes came out in 2012. They were only available at Walmart and select Walmarts at that. They were made because melting crayons had become very popular. The boxes feature themed colors and melted crayons on the box.

The 208 count box from Crayola comes with 128 unique crayon colors. It is basically a 96 count box with 16 metallic and construction paper boxes each.

Discover the 1990 box of 64 crayons that contains retired colors.

I was so grateful to get these No. 24 P Crayola crayons from a friend. This box is a 24 set from the 1970's. I love all the color names in this box. I also like that it comes in a hard case, and is able to protect the crayons from damage. It is a lot easier to store this way. Crayola packaged their crayons in hard boxes during this time period.

Do you want to know all the current Crayola crayon colors? Do you want to know the hex and RGB colors for the colors? Here are all the colors and the box they 1st come with corresponding hex and RGB codes.

Find out the colors in the 1972 and 1990 Crayola Fluorescent crayons. A patent for fluorescent crayons has been around since 1882. One of the problems with developing them though is the crayon was weak.

It's the end of an era.

In 1998 Crayola introduced the Color Slicks line. The crayon formulation was different and would go on the paper smoother than a regular crayon.

The Crayola Valentine's line consists of crayons, stamper markers, and washable Glitter Glue. It was sold at Target in 2015.