And the winners are....That's right TWO winners!!
Everyone was so awesome to come over and leave a comment I just had to giveaway two paint kits.
Both were generated over at random.org
#15 Pyjammy Pam
and
#2 Emily Weaver Brown
Thank you Ladies and I can't wait to get these to you!
Please e-mail me the address you want them sent to
gardendana at comcast dot net
A crazy thing happened this week.
I fell in love... with paint..
My poor kids never get to paint.
I hate the mess, the smell and did I mention the mess?
and they love to paint.
This last week I was the lucky lady who got introduced to
Glob paints
They are amazing! And the smells.....
ah... the sweet the smells
I am in love!
Each paint color truly smells like the fruit, vegetable, flower or spice on the packet. My favorite is lemon verbena.
Yummy!
Here is a little blip from the Glob site:
A vast color source for GLOB's blends comes from anthocyanins, which range from bright red to blue in hundreds of fruits and vegetables from grapes, elderberries, black currants, purple carrots, sweet potato, red radish and red cabbage. These pigments have been used to color food since historical times. In flowers, bright reds and purples are adaptive for attracting pollinators. Perhaps the most obvious natural color comes from beets. Beetroot cells easily 'leak', leaving a stain. Beets create a brilliant scarlet to purple color.
GLOB also uses carotenoid (or beta-carotene) color pigments found in oranges, tomatoes, carrots and marigolds.
Another orange source is the annatto seed, a natural herb that has been used for centuries by indigenous tribes and can be traced as far back as the ancient Mayans. Annatto seed's deep orange color is used today in cosmetics and to color cheddar cheese!
Other color sources include the sticky orange pulp of the gardenia fruit and chlorophyll, which is extracted from alfalfa to make a grassy-green.
I even let Molly paint.
And that little lady was in heaven!
She usually only gets a few light colored crayons.
This was such a big deal to her, she took it very serious.
GLOB botanically crafted colors are made from fruits, vegetables, flowers and spices with natural food-grade ingredients and organic extracts.
These water-soluble pigments become paint just by adding water. Similar to watercolors, GLOB paints can also be used for a variety of arts and crafts activities.
The vibrant pigments in GLOB™ have been used by different cultures throughout the ages in food, artists' paints and body products.
GLOB™ paints are unmatched in quality and environmental synergy. Created with a focus on sustainability, GLOB pigments are all natural and biodegradable.
From the garden to the studio, GLOB handcrafted paints naturally inspire. Go ahead, GLOB it on™.
GLOB partners with the California Autism Foundation Work Activity Program for assembly and packaging services, which provides vocational skills and experience to people with autism and other developmental disabilities.
GLOB also donates paints to the art program at the California Autism Foundation's Better Chance School.
These little containers are perfect for mixing the right amount of paint.
And clean up was super easy.
And clean up was super easy.
for our little craft adventure we only used a quarter of each packet and it was the perfect amount.
Because I love this paint so much I want to share one of Glob's awesome paint kits with someone.
In the kit:
2 bamboo brushes
6 compostable jars with lids (not the metal one's in my picture, these ones are clear)
6 color paint packets (each makes between 1-3 oz of paint)
colors: pomegranate, lemon verbena, berry blue, plum purple, tangerine, and basil green.
All you have to do it leave a comment. Super easy!!
I'm going to let it run until Sunday because I need to get the word out as much as I can about this awesome company.
If you want more info on Glob check out their website where you can order the paints and also find a store near you to buy your own paints.
You can also like them on Facebook under Glob.
So go for it! Leave a comment, let your friends know and as they say over at Glob
Glob it on!
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***All of this is my own opinion and nothing was given to my by glob. I am doing this all on my own, because you guessed it, I really like these paints.***
looks awesome! we need more crafts around here!
ReplyDeleteoh wow these look awesome. I would love to try them out with my son. I have never heard of this company before but thanks to Amy for tipping me off about your blog!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a neat product! My 4 year old would love, love, love these! I am definitely going to have to check the company out!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! I've been struggling with letting Alex be more creative while not destroying our entire.
ReplyDeleteI have a home daycare and two little ones of my own. I'm always terrified to let them paint!!! This would be great for them, and my sanity! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great product! My older kiddos (4 & 2) would LOVE these! Thanks for doing this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of these! I would love to try them out :) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat if I eat it? I read that they're food-grade, but seriously, can I add the Berry-Blue to my smoothie? And if that Lemon Verbena smells the way I imagine it does, then it might wind up sprinkled on a muffin. . .
ReplyDeleteLove it! My kids are obsessed with paint too and it's a special occasion when I'm willing to break out the paints. Typically my kids just pretend they are paint with their paint brushes which is actually a bit sad. Thanks for sharing such a great product.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I NEED these paints! They are incredible!! What else can I do to get chances to win? Just commenting isn't enough for me!!!
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMy artists would love these!
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome :) My kids love paint
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set! Love that it is all natural.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteso fun! my girls would LOVE these!
ReplyDeleteThose look awesome!
ReplyDeleteSounds so cool!
ReplyDeletehow fun!! my girls would love to play with that- especially with smells! yum! thanks for the offer!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are cool!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeletethey look great! Would love them here! :)
ReplyDeleteSweet fun!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I would love to let my kids paint with this cool paint!
ReplyDeleteAmanda (from Canada)
Wow! I can't believe this paint. This is completely neat stuff. I can't imagine how happy my four little painters would be.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I can't get my comment to post in anything other than Anonymous. UGH!
ReplyDeleteOh Dana, thank you so much for spreading the word. Caroline is having an art birthday party next weekend and these will be perfect. Now to find out if I can get them somewhere local ... (nothing like waiting till that last minute to plan a party for 4 year olds)
ReplyDeleteDana, I have a best friend that for there grand daughter would be a gift from heaven! I now also have a place to go to as my newly born Emma (grandchild) will some day want to paint and I know were to turn to!!
ReplyDeleteI rarely (never) let ny kids paint, but am very interested in these paints too! Might let them have a go at it.
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