Crayons are more than just a coloring tool—they’re a product of careful design and manufacturing. In factories, raw materials like wax and pigments are blended, melted, and poured into molds.

A proposal to convert the original Crayola crayon factory into apartments may be “the only economically viable use” for a historic industrial site that will soon be part of the 1,500-mile 9/11 ...

This factory makes roughly 100,000 lbs. of wax every day. More from News Crayola has one of its main factories in Easton, PA. This factory makes roughly 100,000 lbs. of wax every day. Jump to ...

It's National Crayon Day! The Crayola Experience Million Crayon Giveaway is back, and this year's event features the return of 8 retired crayon colors. 69 News Reporter Cierra Genelle is ...

The Crayon Factory Show is particularly neat, showing guests how crayons are made. Also on-site is Cafe Crayola (where you can stop for a bite) and a souvenir shop, where you personalize and ...

Crayola has announced the return of eight of its retired crayons to revive nostalgia while encouraging creativity ...

It goes to a factory where it's made into all sorts of stuff, including petrol for cars, the chemicals which make plastics, and the main ingredient for crayons which is called paraffin wax.