Today’s toy review is a big name toy which is a no no here at Kidazy; however, it’s such a great idea that I couldn’t help but post it and the price doesn’t hurt either! The Crayola 150-Count Telescoping Crayon Tower is a really neat invention in that it completely avoids the worn cardboard boxes [...]
Earlier this morning Gabi trotted over to me and showed me her new makeup collection. Which consists of all the new fat crayons she just got.Gabi: Mommy, this red one is my chapstick, and this pink one is my lipstick! Would you like some?Me: Oh, yes please!A little while later, Gabi came back over with the blue and black crayons.Gabi: Mommy, would you like some lotion? And how about some blush?Me:
Completely customizable, the Crayola Friendship Garden Photo Holder set adds just a touch of garden peace to your special memories. The set includes a project guide, 1 ceramic tray, 3 ceramic pots, 1 paint tray, 1 sheet of 3-D stickers, a 1.
Exotic 'crayon box-esque' eye makeup color combinations (like blue and burnt orange) are showing up in many of the collections at São Paulo Fashion Week. (It's nice to know there's still color in the forecast for 2009!) But, thanks to recent releases from Smash Box, Pop Beauty, and Stila, you won't have to wait until 2009 to recreate these looks ;)
Smashbox 'Desert Chic' Shadow & Liner Quad
I find great stuff using StumbleUpon. Today's find was Crayola's online coloring website, which is so slick. This site stands out to me because it adds value to the Crayola brand and the consumer experience. It features Crayola's products, shows...
Wow..I was amazed at this product. I've seen many commercials on TV and thought this would be a gimmick...and that the 3D effects would be uneffective.However, boy was I surprised! It works like it says it does...and my kids LOVED it. When you wear the INCLUDED 3D glasses...everything really works as described. I love it! The kids love it!This is probably the coolest toy all year so far...I'm pick
They say that art imitates life, and if you look at the beauty trends in makeup for 2008, you know what I mean.With hot colors like coral and pink in style, and electric blue eyeshadow on the runway, and bright floral material flowing on the catwalk, makeup is definitely an art school delight these days. And even the cosmetics items you are buying, resemble art supply store paints and pencils. Fas
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Hey Everyone! Happy May (I know I’m late lol)
Anyway, I’m here to give you my first freebie review of the month. Today we are reviewing a very very old freebie, Crayola Twistables. This was posted way back in the beginning of 2007. We received ours in March I believe. I shouldn’t say us, Abby received [...]
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Spark kids' creativity with this magical Glow Board where your drawings appear and disappear, creating cool 3-D effects like a neon sign. The reusable surface provides hours of non-stop creative fun. The colors give an intense, glow-in-the-dark effect, and violet lights illuminate the ink. Includes: two drawing surfaces, six glow-in-the-dark markers and a tracing sheet. Easel back. Measures 12" x 13.5" x 2.5".
The Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board is the newest innovation in kids art. The Crayola glow board allows kids to create artwork and by using the specially created ink that comes with the set, turn that art work in to a glowing piece of art! The drawing surface of the board is reusable so there’s [...]
Monday Emmett wasn't feeling quite like himself, so he got to stay home today with Grandma Bell while mom and dad went to work.
Grandma surprised Emmett by bringing him McDonald's pancakes for breakfast.
When he was done eating breakfast, he grabbed a brown Crayola marker from the kitchen table, and began coloring on a piece of paper. When he got tired of coloring on the paper, he began coloring on his pancakes.
Later in the day, Emmett got to use his Crayola marker again, and he got caught sticking the marker into his mouth. By the time we could get to him, he had completely bitten the tip of the marker off, and was sucking on it in his mouth.
No harm done...except a very brown colored tongue for the rest of the afternoon.
Crayola goes back to school with more than just Crayons: "Crayola has been diversifying for quite some time now. The Crayon maker initially branched out into other art supplies like Activity poster kits, glue and even modeling clay. But now, Crayola is looking beyond the simple joyeous world of coloring and into HiTech tools and toys for kids.Their ‘Total Tools’ line features an Audio ruler, which measures in 1/4″ increments and then recites the distance audibly; a staple free stapler, which punches a student’s paper (up to 5 pages) with a small cut tab into the page that is then folded into the slot; erasable highlighters, and even a replacement for scissors which uses a protected blade to slice in a wide variety curves and angles. You can even run with it.But that’s not all. With the kids electronics market booming, it only makes sense that Crayola would want to get a piece of the tween electronics pie. To that end, they’ve developed a 1.3 MegaPixel Digital Camera for
Karen Zambos V-Neck Mini Dress$156.72 (was $330-- save 53%!)Available at: LabelSpree.comWhen dreaming of your perfect summer wardrobe, do visions of Crayola boxes dance in your head? I wouldn't be surprised because the hottest trend of the summer is clothing in colors that were once reserved for the 64-pack of crayons we all loved as a kid. What's the best way to rock the colorful hot weather trend? A solid-color dress that shows off a unique cut and your uniquely fabulous assets.Sure, there have been plenty of $200+ dresses seen in the scene lately, but don't let that discourage you from trying out this daring look. I wouldn't want to throw down two weeks worth of grocery money on a super trendy fashion either! Luckily there are plenty of fabulous Crayola-colored dresses available at prices that fit within any budget. Here are a few of our favorite finds.Want to score one of those expensive little dresses for a song? We dug up this super hot Karen Zambos V-Neck Mini Dress (right)
It's time to post yet another WFMW tip. This week I'm posting about our new favorite coloring product, Crayola Twistables Slick Stix! The endorsement I'm about to give was not solicited. I just love this product enough to want to spread the word on my own.We first saw this brand of Crayola Twistables at the craft area of a street fair in our city. Snuggle Bug and I tried them and had a lot of fun creating vibrant colored pictures! So, the Easter bunny decided to leave Snuggle Bug a set in his Easter basket this past Sunday.What I like about these Twistables is that they require no peeling or sharpening when the tips get worn down—just twist them up and you're ready to keep on coloring. The clear plastic barrels keep them from breaking and make it easy to see how much color is left. Child safe snap on cap prevents drying out.The Crayola Twistables Slick Stix remind me a bit of using a tube of lipstick for coloring. These rich, brilliant colors glide across the page, making colori
Now, you can make your own art online at Crayola, and even print it out! Sounds interesting? Yup, it is. Now, you can draw some really cool stuff at this site and best of all, you can even print that out
Draw something and do leave a comment with a link to you drawing. I would love to see what you people can make
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This is a great freebie for anyone in a business or any teachers. Corporate Express.com is giving free Crayola dry erase markers.
Here are some alternate uses for your freebie:
1. Use this freebie to deface your friends yearbook picture. Don't worry, it's dry erase!
2. use this freebie to keep a tally of how many freebies you get from Free Stuff Finder!
3. Post your alternate uses for this
I have a giant white board on the wall next to my computer, which I use to jot down little notes or reminders. The problem is instead of actually looking up at it and reading what I’ve scribbled on it from time to time, I just keep adding things and forgetting all about them. Oh, I see there’s a note on there to buy my brother a Christmas present. Glad I took care of that one on time. So I decided to get these free Crayola dry erase markers just now so that instead of wasting all my ink on writing pointless reminders I’ll never read, I can just sniff the marker for a little pick me up throughout the day.
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The 2007 spring season had polar opposites on runways around the world. It was either chiffon and flowy fabrics in white, cream, beige and lilac like in Alberta Ferreti, or shocking bright colours on a black or grey background. Runway shows such as Diane Von Furstenburg incorporated oranges and pinks with whites while Chloe had a seventies chic look to their line. In case you cant handle all of the colour take a brightly coloured silk top and pair it with navy skinny jeans and your all set for spring. Not that? Then go with a scarf a la Missoni. Gucci , Vivienne Westwood , Diane Von Furstenberg Chloe , Karen Walker , Karen WalkerOscar de La Renta , Anna Sui , Diane Von Furstenburg
This spring fashion has turned out to be rather expressionist, everything seems to be over the top, definitely not for the faint of heart. There's head to toe metals, futuristic fashion (ref. Balenciaga SS07) and even religious fashion (ref. Gaultier, Couture 07). In the make up department things stayed (for the most part) normal, nudes are going to be in order, but there's always the exception of the rule. This is the case of Givenchy, their new make up collection for SS07 is shocking-ly colorful (and even that is an understatement!). Their palettes reminded me of one of my childhood obssessions my beloved Crayola Caddy. I've always loved color and never been afraid of experimenting, but Givenchy's new line proved to be too much of a challenge, even for me.So what do you think? Do you dare?Like what you see? Visit me at http://thefashionistpost.blogspot.com/
Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board
With the Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board, kids can take their creations to a whole new level of fun. The glow board comes with six vibrant neon markers, which can be used to draw on either of the board's two drawing surfaces. Once their drawing is ...
