To Celebrate, Eight New “Kids Choice Colors” Debut in Iconic Box EASTON, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--An American classic, the Crayola 64 Box is turning the big 5-0 and Crayola has gone a bit “radical red” ...
Crayola has announced that several of their old colors are coming out of retirement. And, while many of us are excited by the prospect of seeing a few of the colors we grew up with back in the box, it ...
NEW YORK — Crayola is kicking one of its iconic colors to the curb. The crayon company said it's retiring a color from its classic 24-count box for the first time in its history. Crayola didn't reveal ...
Crayola released the first 64ct crayon box in 1958, giving kids the opportunity to expand their imaginations beyond traditional colors, introduce new shades and add colorful fun to playtime! In ...
The latest precious object jeweler Nadine Ghosn and Crayola have teamed up to create isn’t made of gold and diamonds. Cut from cardboard, it’s the art supply company’s distinctive green-and-yellow ...
Crayola’s newest crayon launch focuses on inclusivity. The company has announced that with its “Colors of the World” crayon box, it hopes to “cultivate a more inclusive world for children of all ages, ...
Crayola this week is announcing eight newly named colors this year, which is the 50th anniversary of the crayon maker's iconic 64-count box. But don't expect the new crayons' names to be much of clue ...
KERR COUNTY, Texas — 1903 was a monumental year for American inventions. The Wright Brothers invented the airplane. Ford, Buick and Harley Davidson launched. Hershey opened the largest chocolate ...
KERR COUNTY, Texas — 1903 was a monumental year for American inventions. The Wright Brothers invented the airplane. Ford, Buick and Harley Davidson launched. Hershey opened the largest chocolate ...
KERR COUNTY, Texas — 1903 was a monumental year for American inventions. The Wright Brothers invented the airplane. Ford, Buick and Harley Davidson launched. Hershey opened the largest chocolate ...
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