Crayola has been one of the most popular makers of coloring implements--crayons, colored pencils and markers--for generations. Here are some fun trivia and facts about Crayola markers.
Production
Crayola makes about 465 million markers every year, with new types of marker being introduced regularly.
Changes
There were only eight colors of Crayola arkers in 1978. Thirty years later, in 2008, there were many different types of markers. Among the most popular choices are Color Changeables, Window Markers, Flip Top Markers, Pip-Squeaks, Twistables and TaDoodles. Now there is a new Crayola marker called Crayola Beginnings First Markers, made for toddlers ages one and up.
Specialty Markers
Crayola also produces markers for special projects. Fabric markers can draw on fabric, similar to fabric paint. There are also washable markers made by Crayola, making washing the stains out of clothing and off of surfaces much easier.
Safety
Since Crayola makes their products with kids in mind, all of their markers are non-toxic.
Not Just for Kids
Many adults enjoy using them for a variety of projects such as artwork, diagrams, crafting projects and work-related projects.
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Jean Lockwood, a freelance writer located in upstate New York, began writing professionally in 2007. Jean's writing experience includes being published in a Chicken Soup for the Soul book, working as a copywriter for Unreel Media, writing a parenting blog for 451press.com, and writing reviews for homeschooling websites.
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