Felt pens Carioca 43183 — multicolour set, 30 pcs, 6 mm tip

Carioca 43183 is a set of 30 multicolour felt pens designed for drawing, colouring and general writing. Each pen features a 6 mm tip that delivers bold lines and uniform coverage, making the set suitable for posters, school projects, craft work and everyday creative tasks. The pack contains thirty distinct colours that provide a wide palette for mixing, shading and combining tones while maintaining consistent ink flow and colour intensity.

Advantages

The 6 mm tip produces strong, even strokes for filling large areas quickly and for making visible outlines. Water-based ink ensures smooth application and easy blending on paper, while the plastic barrel offers a lightweight, balanced feel for extended use. The variety of thirty colours reduces the need to mix pigments manually and supports accurate colour selection for detailed projects. Pens are designed to maintain a steady ink supply for continuous lines and reliable coverage.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom activities
• Poster making and signage
• Colouring books and illustration
• Crafts, scrapbooking and decorative projects
• Hand lettering and bold writing

Key specifications

• Number of colours: 30
• Tip width: 6 mm (broad tip)
• Tip type: felt
• Ink type: water-based dye ink
• Barrel: lightweight plastic
• Suitable surfaces: paper, card, poster board

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the pen at a comfortable angle to the paper. Apply even pressure for consistent lines; tilt the pen slightly for broader strokes or place it more upright for narrower marks. For large surfaces, work in overlapping strokes to avoid streaks and ensure uniform colour. Replace caps after use to prevent drying. Store pens horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution.

Usage recommendations

For best results on posters and large-format work use heavier paper or poster board to prevent bleed-through. Test colour combinations on a scrap piece of paper before applying to the final project. When blending, work while the ink is still slightly damp for smoother transitions between hues.