LCD Drawing Tablet Giveaway
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LCD Drawing Tablet Giveaway

With the Summer holidays fast approaching. Parents are starting to look at ways to keep their children entertained. With days out and fun activities, as well as keeping them entertained on grey and wet days. Or just some chill out time. Which is why I am bring you an amazing giveaway to win this LCD Drawing Tablet. Plus there is no mess to clean up, which is a win in my books.

LCD Drawing Tablet

About The LCD Drawing Tablet

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The tablet is recommended for 1 – 8 year olds, which is great as they can be like their older siblings with their very own tablet.

A great educational learning toy where the younger ones can create their own masterpieces with drawing, plus count numbers and spell words as they grow. The LCD Drawing Tablet is 10 inches. The screen has the newest LCD pressure-sensitive technology. This provides vivid rainbow colours.

There is no glare from the screen, which is great for preventing eye fatigue. The tablet is batttery operated, and to prevent little hands getting into the battery compartment, this is secured by a screw fixing.

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There is also no mess, no bits of paper, crayons, paints all over the floor, which means no more accidents. Plus great to use on a long journey, or for a bit of quiet time.

The LCD tablet also comes in a variety of themes, and colours.

The Giveaway

Cheerful Fun are giving one of my readers the chance to win their own LCD Drawing Tablet. See below on how to enter. Please make sure you read the Terms and Conditions. Also make sure you complete ALL the mandatory sections for your prize to be valid.

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Good luck

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101 Comments on “LCD Drawing Tablet Giveaway”

  1. I used to love blowing and painting eggs, we lived on a farm where chickens roamed free and would often find their eggs to use. I also loved making paper chains with my mum.

  2. I loved making Christmas decorations out of boxes and paper. Painting and decorating them was fun, and I still have some of my creations!

  3. I loved making scrapbooks. In fact I’ve still got some that I made. I also used to love my Spirograph and spent many hours making patterns and colouring them in.

  4. Spirograph art! I was so obsessed, I loved playing with them, I’d do it for hours! My daughter loves them too, she’d love this drawing tablet! It’s her favourite thing to do.

  5. I can’t remember what they used to call it when I was at school, but I loved it when we’d make a picture but use lots of different materials on it. For example, dried pasta shapes, fried flowers, fabric etc to make a mixed media piece

  6. I loved painting, my mam would cover the dining table in newspaper, put out some paint pits and a pad of paper and we’d sit there all day.

  7. I loved making 3d models of things where you would colour in the picture, cut it out and fold the lines before gluing the tabs together to make it stand up

  8. My mum taught me how to sew from very young age. I loved it then and I still do 🙂

  9. I’m going to go against the theme of no mess here – my absolute fave when I was younger was papier mache! I think mainly because there was little skill involved – my fine motor skills weren’t brilliant (still aren’t!) so I loved getting really messy and creative 🙂

  10. I used to love making furry pom-pom animals from scraps of wool wrapped around 2 pieces of circular card. Maybe that was only me??!

  11. Loved arts and crafts when I was younger, especially cross stitch and knitting. Was never very good at drawing and still am not 😂

  12. I’ve always been very creative from a young age, drawing and painting mostly.. ..I’m still creative now, as I’m a freelance artist and illustrator

  13. i used to like making paper airplanes ! all colours, all sizes everything – oh what fun!

  14. I loved all things creative when I was younger (still do!) my dad even brought me back a drawing table from work (which he got from a colleague) to help with my favourite arts and crafts of drawing and colouring.

  15. Paper mache was the best because it was so messy. We loved it especially when blue Peter came up with some wacky ideas

  16. I used to love pottery at school but it was difficult to carry on after that as I didn’t have a potter’s wheel.

  17. I used to love playing with drain pipes, the colourful ones and making bracelets with them, plaits and all sorts. Back then they seem so magical, haha

  18. I loved drawing and colouring in, I could spend ages on one page just to make sure I did it well

  19. Clay modelling was a favourite of our family – we spent hours each weekend being creative

  20. Making a big picture with screwed up tissue paper. I still love doing that with my daughter now.

  21. I used to spend agaes playing with spirograph. The set I had as a child is far better than the ‘modern’ version my son had a couple of decades later!

  22. I loved the books of ‘magic’ water painting. Dip a panitbrush into water, paint the picture on the page with it and, just like magic, the picture would change from black and white to technicolour.

  23. I used to do colouring in all the time and for some reason I especially enjoyed colouring paper doilies. I also liked to make Plasticine models.

  24. I really liked junk modelling, I’d use whatever I could find and have fun with lots of glue and tape.

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