100 Years of Crayola Crayons
This year marks the 100 year anniversary of the introduction of Crayola Crayons. Of course, the makers of Crayola, Binney & Smith, also makes one of my all-time favorite products Silly Putty – the toy with one moving part. Don’t forget to order your 5-pound bulk pack!
Posted on January 27, 2003
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i THINK THAT YOU SHOULD KEEP ALL THE COLORS
THAt are there. Just make a bigger box! Please!!!!!!!!
we need about 500 more colors please. i think one should be little piggy pink. thanx and have a great day.
I think that you should not abuse the color lime green and that it should be the color of the year and should have special certificate dedicated to me the one who wrote this chellsie renae wise.
there should be a color called cowie howie black and white
U think tickle me pink and razmatazz is the bestest!! woo woo!
Crayons are the bestest!! they should make edible crayons so i can eat em!! yesh thats cool…edible edible edible muahahha!
u guys really never have that many reds! i mean there is no fire-engine red, burnt red, or any other funky reds and p7lus there is really not that many greens!
there should be horsey dorsey brown, 7piggly giggly 7pink or red, and a little 7piggy 7pink too!!
We are having an event October 11, 2003 (Happy 100th Birthday Crayola Crayons!) in San Diego.
Our desire is to have a Children’s Coloring Contest using Crayola Crayons to celebrate the 100th Birthday.
We want some advice and support to include this idea into our event at the Del Mar Fair Grounds!
Any thought or ideas for this contest?
name the new BLUE crayon color “CREED BLUE”
A wonderful exoerience for three grandchildren
who enjoyed giving Birthday Greetings to Binney-
Smith from Iowa. They saw the bus in Minnesota!
Thank You, from their grandmother who is displaying her crayola collection all around the house! She plans to be in Easton, PA on 10-11-03
Geri Fletcher Fort Dodge, Iowa
teal blue to bubblegum blue
burnt sienna to blooming sunflower
mulberry to red rose
magic mint to green slime
please keep the blizzard blue