Crayons BIC Kids Plastidecor 12 pcs

BIC Kids Plastidecor 12 pcs are triangular-shaped crayons designed for young children. The pack contains twelve multicoloured crayons that provide smooth application and good coverage on paper and card. The triangular barrel helps develop a natural grip and reduces rolling, while the wax formula delivers vivid colours suitable for school projects, home crafts and early drawing practice. These non-toxic crayons are intended for safe use by children under supervision.

Advantages

The triangular design promotes a comfortable, ergonomic grip that supports pencil-holding skills and fine motor development. Bright, consistent pigmentation ensures even coverage with minimal pressure, and the solid wax composition resists breakage during normal use. The crayons are easy to sharpen by rubbing on paper edges for a finer point and are suitable for layering and blending on most common drawing surfaces.

Suitable for

• Kindergarten and primary school drawing and colouring activities
• Home craft projects and card-making
• Art exercises for developing grip and motor skills
• Group activities and classroom sets

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 12 crayons
• Shape: triangular barrel for ergonomic grip
• Formulation: wax crayon
• Colour range: assorted multicolours
• Surface compatibility: paper, card, and similar drawing media
• Safety: non-toxic formulation suitable for children (use under adult supervision)

How to use

Select the desired colour and hold the crayon with a comfortable tripod grip supported by the triangular shape. Apply with light to moderate pressure for standard coverage; increase pressure or layer colours for deeper tones and blending. Use on paper or card, and keep the tips clean to avoid unintended smudging. Store in a cool, dry place and replace if the crayon becomes excessively worn or damaged.

Usage recommendations

For younger children, supervise use to prevent accidental chewing and to guide proper grip. To extend the life of each crayon, store horizontally and avoid dropping from height. When blending colours, work from light to dark shades and test on a scrap sheet before applying to a finished piece.