Amy P.
I purchased these to give my assisted living residents something to do when I am not there to provide activities. They absolutely LOVED it. When they finished I took it to Michael's, the framing manager was fantastic. She suggested cutting it in half and dry mounting it to foam board as the most economical way to display it. The pride they expressed to see their work hanging on the wall in their home was priceless.
sera P.
We have all 4 up at different spots around the building. They have started many conversations and made people smile.
Brenda S.
I am using mine for a Trauma class for addicts . They love it and it has brought cohesion amd freedom to their hearts amd soul. I'll send pics when they complete the first one
I am grateful for your ideas , maybe you can make one with a lion too, or a Lotus Flower, two of our themes
Brenda Sue
Donna K.
I bought these for our women and children’s units at the hospital. Although we don’t have a lot of Covid in our areas, our staff are stressed, working short handed, and tired. This was a way for me to give them a few minutes of downtime on the unit. There is so much evidence about the benefits of coloring. Much to my surprise, the staff immediately started coloring their posters. We got great feedback about the benefits. One unit has already asked when the next one is coming.
Melissa H.
I ordered and paid for 4 pictures and only got 3. I emailed the company but never got a response.
Barb F.
A work in progress in my 3rd grade classroom!
April M.
I purchased these items for my grandchildren for Christmas will sending pictures later after they finish coloring them. They are big and hopefully these will help keep the children off computers, iPads, and phones, these days everything is electronics and I wanted to bring back some basics. Maybe more family time coloring!
