Eight colors could not begin to paint the complexity of America. The 64-count Crayola crayon box was introduced in 1958 and here we are, ready to color the world, sometimes staying in the lines.

Over the years, the 64-count crayon box has become a household item and fan-favorite amongst all ages. Photo Source: Crayola Crayola is launching a 64-count, special, limited-edition Happy 64th ...

Chef Duff Goldman from Food Network’s “Ace of Cakes” cooking show created a replica of the crayon box as a marble confection, which was more than 3 feet tall. The Crayola 64 box made its ...

What’s that, you say? Well, it’s a day where if I had a box of 64 Crayola crayons and, if I could draw, I could use every single color! The sky was sky blue; the river, gray blue. Anne Cataldo ...

a nod to Crayola’s original box of 64 crayons. Students and Crayola Experience team members supported them from the sidelines. After scrambling for art and color, March Elementary School’s ...

“You enter this stuff all the time and you never win.” Just like Crayola’s iconic 64-count crayon box, the rules were simple: 64 seconds, grab what you can. Whatever teachers collected went ...

Over its 122-year history, Crayola has changed its colors a ... is selling for $14 (Considering that a brand-new box of 64-pack of crayons costs around $4, that’s a serious markup.) ...

For the first time in over one hundred years, Crayola decided it's time to retire a color from its classic, iconic 24-count box ... entire crayon portfolio including the iconic 24 and 64 count ...