Wax Crayons Fiorello 12 colors by Fiorello – 12-piece set

Fiorello wax crayons 12 colors is a compact set of wax-based drawing sticks designed for use on paper. The 12-piece set covers a range of basic shades suitable for children’s art, school assignments and general home coloring. The crayons deliver solid pigment laydown typical for wax crayons, allowing for blending, layering and simple craft applications on standard drawing and sketch paper.

Advantages

The Fiorello 12-color wax crayon set provides consistent color coverage and smooth application thanks to a wax formulation balanced for ease of use and durability. The compact packaging keeps the crayons organized and portable for classroom or at-home use. Shades are selected to cover primary and commonly used secondary colors, making it easier to mix and layer tones for simple effects without needing additional tools.

Suitable for

• Children’s coloring activities and kindergarten projects
• School assignments, art lessons and workbook use
• Home drawing, sketching and basic craft projects
• Layering and simple blending techniques on paper

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 12 wax crayons
• Color type: assortment of basic solid shades including primaries and common secondary tones
• Material: wax-based pigment core
• Recommended surface: paper and sketching paper
• Intended users: children and students for educational and recreational use

How to use

Use Fiorello wax crayons on clean, dry paper surfaces. Apply light or firm pressure to vary color intensity; light strokes create softer tones while firmer strokes increase pigment coverage. For layering, allow the first layer to sit briefly and then apply a second layer using a different color or shade to achieve blending and depth. Keep crayons capped or stored in their box when not in use to protect tips from breakage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use medium-weight drawing paper to minimize wax transfer and provide adequate tooth for layering. Avoid heavy pressure that can break crayon tips; if tips do break, reshape lightly with a paper towel or use the crayon side for broader strokes. Supervise young children to prevent ingestion of small pieces and to ensure safe handling.