WOW!  Are my kids really enjoying their art table – thanks to Crayola!  I recently received this fabulous 150-count Telescoping Crayon Tower along with some info about their new program, "Lights, Camera, Color!".  It's the only application of its kind that will allow your kids to experience creativity in a whole new way!  Let me just say that my kids are having a ball with this great Crayon Tower!  Not only is it a great way to keep the art area neat and clean, but it makes a fantastic gift!  I placed it on a store bought lazy susan turntable and my kids can easily spin and find the color they're looking for.

As for the "Lights, Camera, Color" application, it allows children to upload their digital photos and transform them into unique coloring pages, then add fun designs and pictures that turn them into totally customized creations.

Specially-marked Crayola crayon boxes (48, 64, 96, 120-ct. as well as the 150-ct. Crayon Tower) will include a code that lets you print custom coloring pages. And now YOU can try out the application for free online at www.Crayola.com/colorme at anytime, but a code is required to print out the personalized coloring pages. Each code found in 64-count boxes and larger is good for six months of unlimited prints. The 48-count box has a code that is good for three months of unlimited prints.

If you would like the opportunity to try it out FREE for one day, feel free to use the code PRT77F3S.  And, while you're at it, join Crayola on Facebook and share your thoughts on the new application!

Want to try out the new "Lights, Camera, Color" application FREE for 6 months AND receive your very own Crayola Telescoping Tower?  We're giving one away!  All you need to do to enter is leave a comment here on this post with your favorite tip on photographing your kids!  While you're at it, why not become a fan of my blog on Facebook?!

That's it!  Contest period runs until November 20, 2009.  Good luck and have fun with this fun new way to create with your kids! ♥

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