Perfect set of colouring pencils for adult colouring books for those who don't want to spend a fortune but would like good quality pencils. These blend well, and qualify for free click and collect. please note this price is for online orders, you will pay more if you purchase them in store. Got these for my mum after doing a fair bit of research to find the most recommended pencils and then found my sister has been using a set since christmas and is really happy with them.
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CuddlesTC
27 Feb 16#1
I got these for my mum at Christmas (paid £4.99 for 24 then) and she really likes them; I might get her a new set for Mother's Day.
For art purposes I have normally bought faber-castell or conte but these are expensive, and the reviews on this set were so good I thought I'd try them for my mum. ( not that I wouldn't have bought her the others but she was insistent on starting off with a cheaper version) .Feedback on here seems good to , so hopefully she will like them.
tinkerbellian
28 Feb 16#8
Aaaah yes Russell Brand and his definitive view on everything from austerity to colouring in books ......! Personally I don't use the books as I draw freehand , but my mum has decided to give them a go, she was fed up of not being able to draw but is quite craft minded so no doubt will turn the pictures into greetings cards and the like. Who am I to judge......:wink:
lucyscollins
28 Feb 16#10
If she likes crafting she night like to look at Digi stamps. They're black & white line drawings you buy online & can print them out & colour them in. I can't draw for toffee, but love colouring digi stamps and making cards etc with the results.
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http://www.whsmith.co.uk/products/whsmith-colouring-pencils-pack-of-24/23028319
Just in case anyone wanted a smaller set xx