Shuttle Art 24 Colours permanent markers for crafting 🎨

This set of permanent markers brings together a wide palette and a precise tip for decorating, labelling and craft projects at home, school or the office. With 24 assorted vivid colours and a fine point, these markers help achieve detailed lines and solid fills for journaling, doodling and mixed-media work.

Key Points

The markers deliver a selection of 24 bright tones that remain visible on many surfaces such as paper, plastic, glass and metal. The fine nib supports controlled strokes for lettering and intricate doodles, while stronger colour blocks can be achieved with layered strokes. According to the manufacturer, the ink is water-resistant and fade-resistant which helps artwork retain definition over time. 🎨

Colours dry quickly so smudging is reduced in most everyday tasks. The non-acid and non-toxic formulation meets ASTM D-4236 and EN-71 standards, making them suitable for creative activities with children aged three and over, subject to supervision. A small limitation to consider is that performance on very smooth or glossy surfaces can vary, and curing or a primer may be needed for permanent adhesion on some plastics and metals. ✍️

Benefits

Fine detail work benefits from the narrow nib that allows crisp lines and tiny lettering. The wide colour range encourages layering and colour blending when used on porous surfaces. For scrapbooking and journaling, the markers add saturated colour without heavy bleed-through on many standard papers, although very thin paper may still show some transfer. Colour intensity is consistent between markers of the same set, which helps when matching tones across pages or projects.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Shuttle Art 24 Colours Permanent Markers
• Tip type: Fine point
• Number of colours: 24
• Suitable surfaces: Paper, plastic, metal, glass, wood, stone
• Safety standards: ASTM D-4236, EN-71
• Age suitability: From 3 years (adult supervision recommended)

Usage Recommendations

Allow ink to dry fully before stacking pages or handling items that will be subject to friction. For writing on glass or glossy plastic, test on a small area first and consider sealing with a compatible clear varnish for long-term durability. When blending on paper, work quickly while the ink is still damp to achieve softer transitions, and use layering for deeper saturation. Replace caps promptly after use to prevent nib drying and store markers horizontally to maintain ink flow.