Pen/Pencil Set Faber-Castell 110060 Green Wood Multi 60 pcs

The Faber-Castell 110060 Green Wood Multi 60 pcs pen/pencil set contains a variety of wood-cased pens and pencils in multiple writing colours, created for drawing, sketching and everyday writing. The set combines different pencil types and ink-based markers in a compact kit that suits classroom use, hobby drawing and general note-taking. Materials and construction are intended to provide consistent line quality and comfortable grip for extended use.

Advantages

This set offers a wide colour selection and multiple writing tools in one package, reducing the need to purchase separate items. Wood-cased construction provides a familiar balance and tactile feel for artists and students, while the variety of point types and ink colours enables both fine detail work and broader strokes. The tools are portable and stored together for easy access and transport.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom activities
• Sketching and colour studies for artists
• Everyday writing, journaling and note-taking
• Mixed-media projects and craftwork

Key specifications

• Quantity: 60 pieces in one set
• Material: wood-cased pens and pencils
• Colour range: multiple writing/inking colours included
• Tool types: assorted pencils and ink-based pens/markers
• Storage: compact set format for portability

How to use

Select the appropriate tool from the set according to the task: use pencils for sketching, shading and preliminary lines, and ink-based pens for sharper outlines, lettering or colour accents. Sharpen wooden pencils with a standard pencil sharpener; replace caps on pens after use to prevent drying. Combine different colours and tool types on the same sheet to achieve layered effects and varied textures.

Usage recommendations

Store the set in a dry place and keep pens capped when not in use. For longer-lasting pencil points, use a high-quality sharpener and avoid excessive pressure while drawing. When mixing inks and pencil media, allow ink to dry before applying pencil shading over it to prevent smudging.