9 Crayola Items I Found at Dollar Tree This Week!
- Crayolona

- Jul 8
- 2 min read

One of my favorite parts of collecting modern Crayola products is seeing what turns up at Dollar Tree. The inventory changes constantly, which means every visit feels a little like a treasure hunt. Sometimes I leave empty-handed, and other times I find enough new items to fill a shopping basket. This week was definitely one of the good weeks.
Here are nine Crayola products I found during my latest visit:
Crayola Storage Caddy
Crayola Reusable Cups
8-Pack Neon Crayons (Usually a regular item)
8-Pack Confetti Crayons (Usually a regular item)
8-Pack Colors of Kindness Crayons (Usually a regular item)
Individual Paint Pots
Magic Dough (Red, Blue & Yellow)
Limited Edition Coloring Book
Large Plastic Supply Boxes (Red, Blue & Yellow)
What impressed me most was the variety. Instead of finding only basic crayons, Dollar Tree had products for coloring, painting, modeling, organization, and creative play—all at budget-friendly prices.
The specialty crayon packs also stood out. Whether you enjoy bright Neon colors, sparkling Confetti crayons, or the uplifting Colors of Kindness collection, Dollar Tree continues to be an affordable place to pick up some of Crayola's more unique offerings.
I was also happy to find a brand new addition: the large plastic supply boxes in red, blue, and yellow colors. They're a simple but useful addition for organizing craft supplies, and they fit nicely alongside the other Crayola storage products currently available. And they're an amazing large size...nearly twice the size of a standard pencil box!
One thing I've learned over the years is that Dollar Tree inventory can vary dramatically from one location to another. If you don't find these items during your first visit, don't give up. A different store—or even the same store a week later—may have completely different stock. That's part of what makes the hunt so much fun.
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I put together a quick look at everything I found during this week's Dollar Tree visit. If you're a Crayola fan, collector, teacher, or parent, you might discover something to add to your shopping list.
Have you found any interesting Crayola products at your local Dollar Tree recently? I'd love to hear what treasures you've discovered!




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