Monday, February 6, 2012

All4Love Sponsor Spotlight: Earth Grown Crayons

Do your kids love to color? Bubba and Pumpkin do and we also like to have coloring contest in our house. I found that doing the coloring contest is a great way to spend family time and the kids love it!! I was happy to finally find some natural crayons. Let me introduce you to Earth Grown Crayons...


Earth Grown Crayons are handmade, biodegradable and Eco friendly soy crayons shaped in designs that celebrate this earth's wonderful treasures. These natural nontoxic soy wax crayons have a frosty matte appearance to them that goes away when held in a warm hand.


Soy crayons glide on smoothly creating a creamy texture while you color. Leaving behind a beautiful picture. I know when I color I like bright beautiful colors not dull. That's what we got with these crayons bright beautiful colors. The only I disliked about these crayons is how small they were. I would like to see them be just a little bigger, I think that would make easier for smaller toddler hands to use.

(That is a Nintendo DS game to show the size of the crayons)

These crayons would make a great gift for a child's birthday or to put in a goodie basket. You know Easter is right around the corner these would make a great item to add to your kid's Easter Baskets. Stop by their website and check out all the different designs available, and pick some up today.

10 comments:

  1. Interesting. I've never used soy crayons. Do they color well? I'd love to see some colored pictures! :)

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  2. They do color well Bubba decided to draw with them when I was taking the pictures of course...lol I will try to get some more pics uploaded soon :)

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  3. These are cool! I like the fun shapes. There is a restaurant that we go to that has Soy Crayons. I don't mind them at all because Big Sis still puts them in her mouth sometimes.

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  4. I love the different shapes. I think my grandkids would love these.

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  5. These are neat! I agree with Kay, the different shapes make them even more fun, but they would be better if they were a bit bigger.

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  6. I think these look great. I had never heard of soy crayons before and think that these look like great starter crayons for little ones working on their fine motor skills! Thanks for sharing.

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  7. Those look awesome! I have been meaning to try soy crayons- I like the Easter basket idea! :)

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  8. Those are so cute. I think my daughter would love them. She would probably spend just as much time playing with them as drawing with them :)

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