Mr. Sketch Certified Scented Markers, 12-Count

Last updated: May 12, 2022

Mr. Sketch Certified Scented Markers, 12-Count
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We looked at the top Markers and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Marker you should buy.

Overall Take

The Mr. Sketch Scented Markers, 12 ct is one of the better choices for children, as the large cylinders are easier for tiny hands to hold. Kids will also love the scent of the markers, which adds another layer of fun to craft time. Parents will also appreciate the budget-friendly price tag and the AP certification, which means the markers are free of any harmful toxins.

In our analysis of 28 expert reviews, the Mr. Sketch Certified Scented Markers, 12-Count placed 14th when we looked at the top 21 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

Unleash your child’s imagination into a world of cinnamon scented giraffes and orange coated airplanes with Mr. Sketch Scented Markers. The captivating aromas and vibrant colors are sure to inspire creativity. The scented markers feature a thick barrel that’s easy for kids to grip and a versatile chisel tip that delivers three line widths. That means your budding artist can confidently pivot between a precision point and bold strokes. So gather around the table and let the scents inspire your family’s creations.

Expert Reviews


What experts liked

Large cylinder is easy for kids to handle
They are are bright, colorful, fun and well scented markers. Every single marker has its own true to life unique scent (raspberry, watermelon, cherry, orange, banana, mint, apple, fruit punch, blueberry, grape, cinnamon and licorice).

What experts didn't like

The only negative aspect about these markers are that they aren’t easily washable.

Our Expert Consultant

Amy Markham  
Artist and art educator

Artist and educator Amy Markham is the creator of Starling, a podcast dedicated to helping artists develop depth in their creative practice. A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, Amy has been an art educator since 2001. Today, she teaches middle school art at a school outside of Memphis, Tennessee. Her personal artwork explores myth-making and symbolic understandings. Through her brand, Starling Creative Living, she leads others to explore art production as a method for enriching their life experience.

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