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Mr. Sketch 1924064 Stix Washable Scented Markers, Fine-Tip, 6-Count,Assorted Colors
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About Mr. Sketch 1924064 Stix Washable Scented
Bright markers with fun scents to feed your imagination. Colors are bright and vivid, but wash easily from hands and most clothing. Mr. Sketch markers have twice the ink of most markers to last super-long. The fine line 0.8mm tip makes illustrating, lettering precise. The slim barrel makes it easy to handle, even for small hands. The specially formulated, non-bleeding water-based ink is great for easels. It's safe for children and certified AP non-toxic. Each color has its own fun scent that stays even after the ink dries so your keeps smelling as good as it looks. See product description for all color/scent combinations. Includes Red (cherry), Yellow (banana), Dark Green (apple), Blue (blueberry), Orange (orange), and Purple (grape) markers. Collect all the great Mr. Sketch colors and scents. Core color assortment includes magenta (raspberry), pink (watermelon), red (cherry), orange (orange), yellow (banana), light green (mint), dark green (apple), turquoise (fruit punch), light blue (blue raspberry), blue (blueberry), light purple (sweet plum), purple (grape), brown (cinnamon), and black (licorice). Movie Night Colors include Yellow/Hot Buttery Popcorn, Pink/Watermelon Hard Candy, Light Blue/Blue Raspberry Slushie, Orange/Nacho Cheese, Dark Brown/Mint Chocolate Candy, and Light Brown/Root Beer. Holiday colors include Includes Red (Candy Cane), Beige (Santa's Cookie), Dark Green (Christmas Tree), Purple (Sugar Plum), Brown (Gingerbread), and Grey (Chimney). Ice Cream Colors includes light pink (bubble gum), yellow (lemon ice), light green (mint chocolate chip), pink (strawberry), brown (chocolate), and blue (stinky cheese).
