Products

Four sets to choose from

Every set is poured by hand in small batches, so the swirls in yours won't match anyone else's. Prices are in Australian dollars.

LOUIS spelled in blue, green and yellow marbled letter crayons

Most personal

The Name Set

Spell any name, one chunky letter per crayon. Choose up to three colour families and we'll marble them through the whole name. It's a lovely gift for birthdays, new babies and first days at school.

Up to 10 letters

Pinks, sunshine, ocean or full rainbow

Poured to order for each name

Marbled rainbow letter crayons spelling HAPPY HEART CRAYONS

For collectors

The Alphabet Set

All 26 letters from A to Z, poured in rainbow order. Kids can learn their letters with it, and grown ups tend to line it up on a bookshelf.

26 letter crayons

Rainbow order, red through to purple

Sorted A to Z

KAI letter crayons with a yellow car crayon

Small and sweet

The Little Words Set

Short words that say a lot. Choose LOVE, HUGS, JOY or YAY. It works for thank yous, get well soons and just because.

3 or 4 letter crayons

Four words to pick from

Mixed colours

Six marbled turtle crayons in rainbow colours

Our house set

The Happy Hearts Set

HAPPY spelled out in our favourite pinks, berries and reds. Each letter is swirled with white so the colours really pop.

5 letter crayons

Pinks, berries and reds

Ready to give

Our crayons

What makes them different

Colour all the way through

The swirl isn't painted on. It runs right through the wax, so the pattern keeps showing as you draw.

Chunky and solid

Thick letters are easy to grip and hard to break. They're made for real drawing, not just for looking at.

Special shapes on request

Letters are our favourite, but we can pour other shapes too. Ask us about stars, hearts, animals and more.

Care guide

Looking after your crayons

A few simple habits keep your crayons bright and in one piece.

01

Keep them cool

Wax softens in heat. In a Brisbane summer, keep crayons out of the car and off sunny windowsills.

02

Store them flat

Lay them in their box or a drawer so the thinner parts of each letter don't snap.

03

Draw on paper

They work best on paper and card. Keep them away from fabric, walls and furniture.

04

If one snaps, keep going

A broken letter still draws. Smaller pieces are handy for shading and fine details.

05

Watch the little ones

Crayons are not food, and small pieces can be a choking risk. Keep an eye on children under three.

06

Give them a wipe

Dust and fluff stick to wax. A soft dry cloth brings the colour back.

Need something that isn't here?

Tell us the shape, the colours and how many you need. We'll let you know what we can make and what it costs.

Ask about a special request
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