They are some of the most difficult people on you list to shop for. They don’t need anything, they want “something” but aren’t sure what to ask for. They are stuck somewhere between child and teenager. They are a combination of the sweetest of sweet and the most challenging of all, they are the tween! What will you be buying for your tween daughter (or son) this Christmas? Well thanks to the people of Crayola, I have a few ideas for you!
First up, the Beadola Charm Maker!
Targeted at the 8 plus crowd, this one is going to be a hit! The easy to use Crayola-Beadola Charm Maker uses Air-Dry clay that allows your child (or you) to create detailed beads of your very own! Invite a friend over and get creative! (this would be a great birthday gift too!) The kit comes with everything you need to make over 90 beads and encourages your child to add their own colours and embellishments. The kit includes two bracelet chains as well as 25 gems to add some sparkling finishing touches. We do like those sparkles!
So what is a Sketch Wizard? Only the coolest thing ever for the budding artist in your house! It helps your 8- 12 year old to draw exactly what they see! The Sketch Wizard accurately reflects 2-D, 3-D objects and even images from mobile devices on to paper so they are easier for kids to trace and draw! How fun is that!
Widescreen Light Designer
Let your child bring their art to life with the Widescreen Light Designer! Scribble, doodle, and draw until your heart is content and then bring your original art to life by sliding the action button. This illuminates your designs and allows your child to choose from seven different lighting effects to show off what they have created. It includes six markers and is appropriate for children ages 6 years and older.
Paint Maker!
Oh my goodness do I know someone will like this one! You can create your own custom paint colours! This interactive kit provides everything you need to create unique paint colours. It uses a base paint and then some ingenious paint strips to customize your colours! This kit also includes an easy fold up design for simple storage and clean up! Check out how unique this system is! Great for one of those super cold and snowy afternoons! Just add some imagination and maybe some hot chocolate.
I predict you will have so much fun with this it’ won’t be long until you will need the Paint Maker Refill Pack!
What’s Included:
*5 Paint Pots
*73 bottle of paint base
*15 colour strips
*5 labels
*5 sheets of paper
*colouring mix guide
This activity is recommended for those 8 years and up.
Together these items will keep your child or tween crafting away like Martha Stewart, busy and happy for hours and hours! You could put them all under the Christmas tree for an average retail of $133.00.
Of course, the other thing you could do is enter my giveaway!
One lucky reader of How To Survive Life In The Suburbs will WIN all the Crayola products featured today!
Leave me a comment below telling me which Crayola product you would most like to see under your tree; then use the Rafflecopter form provided to enter! Open to Canada only, closes December 10th/2014.
Samantha seymour says
The light designer 🙂
Silvia D says
liked and shared on Facebook
Marla says
My girls will love the paint maker 🙂
NJ Nowoselski says
FB shared, Liked , commented
Erika Letson says
I would love to see the Crayola Sketch Wizard under our tree. My son would love that! Thanks for the chance!
Silvia D says
i would love to see the Widescreen Light Designer under my tree this year! Fantastic giveaway! Thank you!
NJ Nowoselski says
Beadola for a little girl in our lives. She would love this
Nicole B says
The light designer! That looks fun!
Miss Tracie v says
I would love to see the wide scree blight designer for My son❤️
lori b says
the light designer 🙂
Jeannie says
the paint maker! I think I want it for myself!!
Karen C Hill says
The light designers is cool! I think it would be the biggest hit
Sarah Gale says
I liked the facebook post too!
Carolle H says
I would love the widescreen , it would be a nice gift for my little girl
Brenda Lacourciere says
Widescreen Light Designer