Office Colored Pencil Set & Coloring Pages for Fans of the Office | Gift Set of 12 Office-Inspired Parody Pencils with Clever Foil-Stamped Names Plus 5 Fun Office Coloring Pages

That’s what she said! This gift set includes a pack of 12 colored pencils inspired by your favorite Office quotes and moments. Each pencil is hand-stamped with foil with funny quotes and puns from the show. Use your new colored pencil set to create frame-worthy works of art on our coloring pages. This is the perfect gift for Office fans. It’s unique, clever, and functional! Each wooden pencil includes a high-quality color core for optimal color transfer. The box has an open die-cut window which makes them perfect to display to friends and fellow fans. Perfect stocking-stuffer size! Each pencil is hand-stamped in the USA by a small business located in North Carolina. Non-toxic and ASTM Approved. Safe for Kids & Adults. You’ll also love this pack of five (5) Office coloring pages. Each coloring page was designed from a classic scene or quote from The Office. Each page is printed with quality inks on 8.5” x 11” heavy cardstock pages. The pages are not bound in a book form so you can frame them easily. Each pack is designed and printed by a small business in Charlotte, NC. The Office may have ended nearly a decade ago but we are all still binge-watching it in record numbers. Piggybacking off its BBC counterpart of the same name, it lasted for 201 episodes over 9 seasons. It was developed for the US by Greg Daniels who also gave us the hilarious Parks & Recreation. The first season received mixed reviews but as the show progressed so did its popularity. That first season may have been a rocky start but the show went on to win a Peabody award, two SAG awards, four primetime Emmys, and all of our hearts. Steve Carell also won a Golden Globe for his performance as everyone’s favorite boss, Micheal Scott. Go on, say it “Dwight, you ignorant slut!” Did you laugh before you finished your sentence? Is it impossible to have a serious conversation with you because you slip “that’s what she said” into literally everything? Does looking at a yoga ball make you picture D