Small size, big color! Pip-Squeaks Skinnies' smaller design makes them easier for tots to grip (and for Mom to stash in her purse), but they pack the same bold color and conical tips that Crayola is famous for. Perfect for sharp lines, and the nontoxic ink is washable in case the art spills off the page. The fun colors in this set of 16 include cherry tomato, mini magenta, pinky pink, mandarin orange, small fry yellow, turtle green, green sprout, inchworm green, navy niblet, little boy blue, blue sky, pint-size purple, petite rose, chocolate chip, small potatoes, and kitten gray.

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