Deli Sketch Pens, Washable Ink, PVC Zipper Bag, Smooth Drawing, Non-Toxic, Classroom Ready, Ideal for Craft – Set of 24 Colors

24 colors; water-based washable ink; smooth flow for even coverage; comfortable, lightweight barrels; PVC zipper bag for organization and transport; versatile for studies, posters, and mixed-media projects.

They work well on paper and posters, great for journaling and homework. The ink is washable from most skin and many surfaces, so cleanup is easy. Test on fabrics or delicate surfaces first.

Yes, they are non-toxic and designed to be classroom-friendly for everyday school and craft activities.

Use with gentle, even strokes to reduce streaking; recap after use to prevent drying. Store the pens in the included PVC zipper bag to keep colors organized and ready for your next session.

Great for color-coding notes, making posters, journaling, school projects, and mixed-media crafts where shading and titles help visuals stand out.

Compared to the Deli 24-color Washable Markers (bright, broad-application markers) and the Deli Sketch Pens 12-color set (fewer colors, same washable ink), this 24-color set gives broader color variety while retaining portability and washable ink. See: https://fepy.com/product/deli-washable-markers-24-colors and https://fepy.com/product/deli-sketch-pens-12-colors

If needed, store with caps on to prevent drying, and use gentle, even pressure to apply ink. If a color seems off, try writing on standard paper to confirm consistency before committing to a project.

Yes, returns are typically accepted within 30 days in unused condition with original packaging; check local return eligibility at checkout for full details.

The 24-color kit offers a broad color range in a portable, organized package, making it a solid value for classrooms and projects. If you need different counts, Fepy carries other Deli color sets (e.g., 12-color or other ready-to-use bundles) to suit your needs.

Organize colors with the zipper bag, label each color for quick access, assign color codes to groups for posters, and encourage students to test colors on scrap paper first to plan shading and layout before applying to final work.