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{Now Closed} Crayola Color Wonder Summer Imagination Giveaway

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Anyone who has a child has had a wall or something written, colored, or marked on by a child. One of our little ones took a red sharpie to his sister’s room a couple of years back. Then tried to claim he didn’t do it but he was practicing his own name. Apparently, she made him write his own name on her wall!

Good one.

If this has ever happened to you, then you will LOVE Crayola Color Wonder products. No worries as these special products only work on the special paper.  This makes these products perfect for travel as well.

I would probably never let my kids use regular finger paints at home. I would certainly never allow them to play it in the car. It just sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. My kids can express their creativity now with the Crayola Color Wonder.

Here’s a few examples of these cool products:

  • Crayola Color Wonder Lap Desk: Hard surface for kids to create on the go. Includes a storage unit for Color Wonder markers and paper. Includes mini markers in red, orange, yellow, green, and blue along with 12 re-stickable pieces of Color Wonder paper to keep the paper on the lap desk.
  • Crayola Color Wonder Fingerpaints & Paper: Fingerpainting in the car? Oh, yes you can! Includes 5 mess-free colors (red, yellow, green, blue, and orange) in a hand-shaped storage container, built in finger cleaning sponge, and 12 extra wide sheets of Color Wonder paper.
  • Crayola Color Wonder Markers and Paper: 24 Page Color Wonder drawing pad and 5 Color Wonder markers
  • Crayola Color Wonder Story Stampers: A fun Color Wonder stamp pad, 6 sea creature stamples, 5 Color Wonder Markers, and a 18 page coloring pad.
  • Crayola Color Wonder Stow & Go Studio: Compact drawing surface with clips to secure a piece of paper or a Color Wonder activity book. Includes Color Wonder markers.

You will also want to print out this $1/1 coupon for your next Crayola Color Wonder purchase.

My kids had a blast playing with all the new products.

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Prize: Crayola Color Wonder Prize Pack pictured above.

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Giveaway ends 7/30/2010 at 11:59 p.m. EST. Winner will be chosen by random. Be sure bargainbriana@gmail.com is in your safe sender list as you don’t want to miss the email if you are the chosen winner. If winner doesn’t respond to my email within 48 hours, I will pick another winner. U.S. Entries only.

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  2. What hasn’t my son written/colored on? My oldest never did the coloring on walls thing but my middle child has colored on at least one wall in every room, the inside of our van, two carpets, the hallway wall in a hotel, and himself more times than I can count. I’m thankful for washable markers and Magic Erasers.

  4. My daughter & her friend wrote all over each other with magic markers. Looked like they had tattooed each other.

  9. My oldest son was doing a project for school and left much of his work on the kitchen table with permanent marker, it bled through. Six years later and no sign of project left….my four year old has left red smiley faces on the same table with a permanent marker (also a bleed through).

  10. My two year old son has a very nasty habit of drawing on the walls. Its like he can’t resist whenever he finds a crayon, marker, pen, pencil he just has to write. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to wash down the walls and scrub real hard to get rid of it. We live in an apartment so if I don’t get them off then we have to pay! One time he drew a beautiful perfectly flourished M on the wall.

  11. My 4 year old woke up in the middle of the night and drew all over her face in green marker. I didn’t realize it until the next morning as I was getting her up for school. I was thankful she found the washable marker.

  12. My son Charlie, drew on our white couch and all along the downstairs hallway with a purple crayon. We called him Harold for a few days!

  18. My grandson colored the back of a bedroom door and the wall behind the door with a black crayola.
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  20. we just moved into our first home and my two year old took a poorly cleaned paint roller and now the white doors, the hallway and the stepstool all have patches of blue on them.

  28. My son wanted to make a “tatoo” on his belly just like his uncle so he grabbed a black permanent marker and drew a HUGE spider around his belly button. I soaked him and tried everything!

  40. My son loves anything with a lid or cap that he can take off and put back on. He found a green highlighter and before I knew it, he wrote on his leg and arms with the green highlighter. If he had more time, he would have looked like the Hulk.

    member(dot)thao(at)gmail.com

  45. My child(son) wrote on the cat with a red permanent marker.
    I never leave a permanent marker any where the kids can get it, my Hubby did. Now I know not to leave one where he can find it. lol

  48. My daughter wrote “Home Sweet Home” on the outside of our house with a paintbrush.

  50. For some reason, my Tweets never show up. Then when I try to repost it says, error, you already said that. But I don’t see them anywhere. I did tweet this giveaway using the tweet you provided though. @lavonnelong is my username. I wonder if the tweet link messes up the comment or something? Not sure.

  54. My son drew a little boy holding a balloon on the front of our dishwasher. He also tried to blame it on his brother, who was only 2 at the time. ;) It was a really cute picture, but took a lot of work to remove!

  56. When I was a kid I drew a royal procession of kings and queens on the wall of my room with a Magic Marker and it still show through the paint, 40 years later! But now I have to bend over to see it : )

  59. When my son was little he: *spray painted his name on the living room wall (spelled wrong!), *painted my mouse & keyboard with many colors of nail polish, *painted both his arms and both his legs with many colors of nail polish (I think he had help with from a sister on that one!)… not to forget all the crayon/marker/chalk/pen/pencil on the walls, furniture, floors…
    Take a deep breath… “I love my child, I love my child, I love my child” … He’s come a long way since then!!! Where was color wonder when I needed it!!??!!

  61. My son wrote on the flat screen television in our hotel room with a crayon WHILE the cleaning lady was in the bathroom cleaning!

  62. My two year old has written on lots of things he wasn’t supposed to! Himself, his sister (who is nine months old), the playpen, the walls, even the floor! Today I found him with a black sharpie!!! ACK!

  63. My youngest recently wrote on the wall at his great grandmother’s with one of those markers that only shows up when you shine a special light on it. No biggie, right. Except he was so proud he showed us. LOL. We would have had no idea otherwise!

  64. So far my daughter hasn’t gotten into any coloring things, but I’m sure it’s just a matter of time.

  72. My daughter wrote on her table with her crayons. She’s only 2, so I’m sure I’ll have more stories to tell in the future!

  74. I painted my brother with wall paint when we were about 3 and 2. He had to get his head shaved!

  82. My daughter wrote on herself and her friend with an array of different colored markers. “Beautiful makeup” they thought.

  103. My child wrote on our freshly painted walls right after we moved into our house with crayons. ALL OVER! We had to repaint, lol.

  113. My son drew on our built in desk with a green sharpie!

    That’s how we figured out that whitening toothpaste takes permanent marker off of any sealed surface.

  114. My 2yr old grandaughter ( I have custody of my 2…. 2 and 4!!!) wrote all over the top of Mom/s brand new Chrysler LHS’s ceiling in the back seat with a lovely black marker she found on the back seat… (thankfully Mom’s fault)!!!! I was mortified! Not a good day at all! This would be a godsend for us on road trips!

  117. My daughter wrote her name and drew some pictures on the inside of the kitchen drawer with a magic. marker. I guess it could have been worse.
    My sister had a dalmation and her kids played dot-to-dot on the dog with a purple magic marker. That took quite a while to get off the dog.
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

  124. We were asked to go on vacation with friends who had rented a lovely vacation home in Destin, FL. They knew we were tight on money and graciously offered to let our family stay with them for free. We’d only have to pay for our own expenses while there. The first hour we were there, my son wrote on the white vacation home walls in green crayon!!!! I was so humilated and felt awful about it. Fortunately, Magic Eraser saved the day but talk about unfortunate timing! He had never in his life colored on our walls but unfortunately chose that time to make his artistic debut.

  131. when my daughter was little her and her cousin,(1 month apart) were babies and got into a backpack and got the markers and made each other “pretty” lol

  137. my daughter wrote the name of the boy she liked on her wall in pencil (she was only 7 yrs old at the time-what are her teenage years going to be like?!?!?!?)

  139. I have 2 sons and both of them have written on their bunk beds in permanent marker, just random words in black marker on their wood bunk beds.

  143. my son wrote on the leg of a freshly painted desk with a sharpie- good thing I still had the paint out! Thanks for the giveaway.

  145. My niece draws pictures on paper with colored pencils. Thankfully, no marker incidents yet!

  153. My two-year-old son drew all over himself with sidewalk chalk recently. You’d think it would come right off since it washes off in the rain… You’d be wrong. His legs looked black and blue and green and yellow for days! It looked like he was all bruised up. I was so embarrassed.

  154. Many years ago …haha….. my kids are old…..my sons Jacob and Lucas drew pictures in a library book … I bought the book and still have it to this day ……..

  156. My child wrote on his toddler table and chair set, the entertainment stand, and his arms and legs with a black Sharpie marker!

  158. My child wrote on the wall, play kitchen, table, couch and more with a permanent black marker.

  162. My son drew a “masterpiece” with Black Sharpies – his canvas…my coffee table:)

  169. my daughter Katie took a black permanent marker and walked down the hallway leaving a perfect black line and than proceed to my room and colored all over my lovely bedroom furniture.

  178. I “like” both of you on facebook. (Kelly Deaton)
    Kelly D. ~ dkad23(at)gmail(dot)com

  179. My daughter wrote on herself (she did her “makeup” and completely coated her hands) with a black marker. I used everything from soap and water to nail polish remover and that stuff would not completely come off. She was a light shade of black/green for a week. It looked like we beat her…it was so embarrassing to take her out in public! Thanks for the chance!
    Kelly D. ~ dkad23(at)gmail(dot)com

  186. My little guy wrote on his face using my eyebrow pencil- he looked like a scary clown!

  194. This is well timed! Last weekend my son colored on his hands, legs and each individual toe with markers :)

  209. Okay…so, maybe it isn’t my child wrote on…but, when I was a child I used to take my ring that was on my hand and write all over the wall with it. Parents were so happy! LOL!

  211. My Child Wrote on my mom’s super nice la-z-chair with a magic marker. It took two hours and two cans of carpet cleaner to get it out but you can still kinda see it!

  212. My daughter found chalk (thankfully) and decided to test it out on one of the tables in our living room.

  224. My daughter wrote all over herself, clothes, carpet, table, and chair…with her marker..don’t know what she was doing…of course she went through a whole package of markers in one day.

  232. My daughter painted on a piece of paper…and decided to “hang” it on the wall, while still wet..so all the paint transferred to the wall!

  233. My daughter wrote on herself with markers. Her hands were multi-colored for a few days. From now on, only the washable kind in this house! LOL!

  238. My daughter was sent to her room one evening as a punishment, and when I went up to talk to her and let her know she could come out – I saw that she had written with a large, black permanent marker on her carpet. She wrote “I hate mom” right in the doorway of her room. We went to Walmart that evening, with her birthday money in hand, to buy carpet cleaner. Thankfully it came out.

  239. Just a few months ago I was napping and daddy was supposed to be watching the kiddos, he decided to weed eat the yard…..when he came inside our then 2 year old son had gotten ahold of the black sharpie and redecorated my newly painted kitchen cabinets, the carpet in our den, and the tile in the kitchen and dining room, as well as parts of some of the walls.

  244. My son wrote on his walls, mirrors, windows, door, and closets with a blue permanent marker!!!

  249. My Child Wrote on his legs with a yellow highlighter. He went to grandma’s house for the week and despite my discussion with her on using washable markers, he still came home with streaks down his legs. And she didn’t bring it up either when she dropped him off….I think she was trying to hide it!

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