Adult Coloring Book: Stress Relieving Kaleidoscope Patterns Review and Giveaway
Admittedly I was a simple child in the toys I played with and yearned for. The most coveted toy of my generation was the Cabbage Patch Kid. I remember the day that i met my new best friend Melissa Sue – a brown eyes, brown yarned girl. My best friend and I did everything together and we were inseparable.
One Christmas my father made my human best friend and I matching rocking beds for our yarn haired best friends. I had all the accessories and I made sure that Melissa Sue knew I loved her – in fact she is still a member of our family, almost 35 years later.
When my father was young the toys he played with were much simpler with less accessories. As I recount my favorite toy, my father recounted one of his favorites – the kaleidoscope. Recently I received a copy of Adult Coloring Books: Stress Relieving Kaleidoscope Patterns by Blue Star Coloring.
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Adult Coloring Books: Stress Relieving Kaleidoscope Patterns by Blue Star Coloring contains 52 kaleidoscope patterns of different sizes. Each kaleidoscope contained within this book vary from large lines and shapes to the smaller areas and details. Each circle shape in this book varies in colors to be added, and really does let you create your own design.
Despite the creativity contained in the book the only downside is that the books does not lie flat. If you open the book wide and press down on the interior spine you can crack the binding, otherwise the book will not stay open on it’s own and making coloring each page a little more challenging.
If you want to remove the pages the book is binded much like traditional books are, so take that into account when you want to remove the pages. I use my typical recommendation which is to be cautious when tearing or removing the page or use a cutting device such as scissors or a craft knife to remove the page. Many of the pages cut close to the binding so take extra care when removing pages.
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I would recommend placing a piece of paper under the page you are coloring to avoid bleeding through to other pages. I used a set of BIC markers, which worked well. I am learning that I need to let the ink dry on the image before I close the book, although I tend to forget my own advice. If you do not let the image dry you run the risks of damaging your work of art.
The simplicity of toys vary greatly from my generation to my father’s the end result is the same – hours of entertainment and imagination at work. I love I can bridge the generation gap of toys, by coloring in a toy of my fathers youth.
Join me and add your spin on the colors of a kaleidoscope and get a copy of Adult Coloring Books: Stress Relieving Kaleidoscope Patterns by Blue Star Coloring.
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GIVEAWAY: Blue Star Publishing is offering a copy to you – my readers! (1) winner will receive one copy of Adult Coloring Books: Stress Relieving Kaleidoscope Patterns by Blue Star Coloring. This is a $9.99 value!! Open to residents in the US only. I will be randomly choosing 1 person on May 19th (05/19/2016) to receive one copy of this kaleidoscope wonder. To enter complete the entries below! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Blue Star Publishing! Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner and GOOD LUCK!!
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Yes, I did.
Yes, I did play with a kaleidoscope when I was young!
Yes, my grandmother had one at her house and I loved playing with it.
Yes I did. I had one I can fill with my own beads (or other small items) and change it up.
Yes had one when I was a child. Loved all the colors and patterns of the Kaleidoscope.
My grandma had a collection of toys that I would play with as a kid. A kaleidoscope was included in the bunch.
Yup, I loved my kaleidoscope. In fact, I have an adult type one too.
Yep, I did! There was a period of time when i was obsessed with my kaleidoscope. I spent so much time looking at all of the neat designs and colors and was totally mystified with it… it seemed like magic. Then again I was only 5 or 6 so most things seemed like magic back then, hehe.
Yes I did. I loved looking at them.
Yes I did 🙂 I’d play with one now if I had one.lol
Yes, I did play with a kaleidoscope when you were young. They were fun. Thanks for the giveaway!
Yes they were fun!
Yes, and I still have a couple of them. Love them!
Yes and it sure was fun!
No, not really. It never quite held my attention.
Yes
Yep
Yes I did
I love these…as a teacher I sometimes take 15 min. and color during plan time
yes we had one, cheapie cardboard
Yes play with one when i was a kid
This would be so nice so give to my mother
i play with kaleidoscope now! you dont outgrow it!
I had a kaleidoscope when I was little I loved playing with it
Yes and I still love them – Santa got the hubby a super fancy one for Christmas one year and we all pick it up and fiddle from time to time.
Yes, I remember playing with a kaleidoscope when I was young.
Yes. I took one from my great grandma’s house when I was four when we were cleaning her house out after her funeral. I loved that thing.
Yes, I did. I remember how beautiful I thought it was.
Yes, I had several.
I remember having a kaleidoscope when I was a kid. Sorry, I have not colored anything in a long while.
I had one when I was little.. I loved it!! Whats funny is just last weekend my 3 year old son got one at our local zoo. We all have been enjoying it this week.. Hes just amazed with it..
I used to give it a few turns every so often…it wasn’t one of my favorite toys.