Crayola Beginnings 3 Washable Finger Paints

I think most children like to get messy with paints, and cleaning up after painting is usually a difficult task with paint all over the child, surfaces and clothes. When I was looking at craft items for my daughter I came across these washable paints from Crayola. They sounded so good, I had to give them a try. Packaging Crayola's washable finger paints come in the bright green and yellow typical packaging for all Crayola products. The package is made out of cardboard so it is widely recyclable. There are three tubes of paints in red, blue and yellow. These are the only colours that Crayola do ... more

I bought these paints as I have a rather messy 3 year old boy that loves to get his hands dirty (and his clothes, furniture, hair etc etc etc) so was desperate for a paint that was actually washable. Having bought several "washable paints" before I did not hold out much hope that these would live up to their name but was to be pleasantly surprised. ** Crayola ** The company was founded in 1885 although originally under the name Binney & Smith. In 1903 the company produced their first box of 8 crayons under the name Crayola According to their website The Crayola name was created by Edwin ... more