Win | Taking Creativity Beyond The Fridge Door with BIC KIDS

A billboard displays a colourful children's drawing of houses, trees, people, and the sun under the text, "Taking creativity beyond the fridge door." BIC Kids and Mumsnet logos are featured at the bottom.
This summer, proud parents across the UK and the Republic of Ireland will have the opportunity to see their child’s drawings displayed for all to see. In partnership with Mumsnet, BIC® KIDS is launching an amazing competition celebrating kids’ creativity by taking their fabulous drawings beyond the fridge door, putting 10 lucky winners’ works of art on billboards across the nation.
The 10 lucky winners will win a hamper full of BIC® KIDS drawing and colouring instruments as well and one entry will also be chosen at random to win a £300 Tesco voucher.
To enter, children aged 5-11 just need to draw their very own picture and it’s all about being creative and letting their imaginations run wild! Then parents simply need to take a photo of their child’s drawing and upload it to the native discussion page on the Mumsnet website by Sunday 6th of August.
A pencil drawing of an elephant with large ears, a long trunk, and tusks, shown from the front on white paper. Outlined and shaded for detail, this artwork could be created using BIC Kids tools for young artists.
T’s, aged 8, entry!
And to mark this amazing competition, BIC® KIDS have given me a set of their new ranges to give away. The winner of my giveaway will win:
BIC® KIDS Kid Couleur 12
These highly durable blocked pen tip means that the nib won’t bend or retract under pressure and the water-based inks mean it can easily be washed from skin and most clothes. These pens are perfect for children as they allow for all of the fun, with none of the mess.
BIC® KIDS Evolution Ecolutions colouring pencils
The BIC® Kids Evolution ultra-resistant, wood-free colouring pencils are ideal for everyday drawing and colouring. With a resistant chew-proof lead and barrel these pencils are highly durable. What’s more, they are easy to sharpen and safe as it doesn’t splinter and with a wide choice of colours at your child’s disposal, impressive artworks are just a doodle away.
BIC® KIDS Plastidecor® crayons
Colour away with these easy to hold BIC® KIDS colouring crayons ideal for children over the age of 30 months. Recommended by teachers* these crayons are easy to sharpen and are super resistant to breakage. The pack contains 12 vivid colours and is extra clean on hands and fabrics, meaning no messy marks.
And so, for your chance to win this prize, simply enter via the Rafflecopter form below…
Ends midnight 6th August 2017
Please remember to check our full T&C’s here. This giveaway is open to the UK only and any entries left that do not follow the required entries will be disqualified. After any mandatory entries, others will open up to give you extra entries. You do not have to enter by all methods but these will give you extra entries into the competition if you do.
And please, if you are commenting on the blog as ‘anonymous’ can you please write your name in the comment otherwise I cannot count your entry.

101 thoughts on “Win | Taking Creativity Beyond The Fridge Door with BIC KIDS”

  1. My grandson loves drawing he often draws his own made up Super Heroes he is 6. His favourite is Dashman with fire, lightning and wings!

  2. My niece has only recently started to draw so at the moment all her drawings are interesting… she drew a lion teacher although it had very big eyes and messy hair.l

  3. They do draw some funny things lol but mine just amaze me by how talented they are first my daughter was really artistic and now my granddaughter is getting their. We'd been watching Captain Underpants for 40mins when she suddenly legged it into the kitchen and came back with a very good likeness and all from memory.

  4. My son claims to 'hate' babies so it was quite a surprise when he drew a picture of me with a big belly and a baby inside!

  5. my daughter once drew a picture of the Queen on the toilet..as her grandad had told her a toilet is a throne..and she knew the queen sits on a throne

  6. When my daughter was three she drew me a very disturbing picture of snow white, I had to get her to sit down and talk me through it you see the eyes where just like big black sockets and the 'rosy cheeks' had ran and looked like blood pouring from the eyes & to top it off I thought snow white had cut her wrists but my daughter happily showed me the beautiful red bracelets she'd given her. It was terrifying, luckily she's 6 now and hasn't drawn anything like this since.

  7. My daughter drew a picture of me doing a handstand "That's lovely I said, but where's my head?" "Oh sorry" she say and then draws my head on my feet 🙂

  8. My 9-year old daughter loves to draw. She's a big football fan too, so she once drew a picture of Christiano Ronaldo. She wrote his name on the top, and "DIVER!" on the bottom! We all fell about laughing 😀

  9. My daughter loves drawing….infact shes doing it right now! she draws girly things usually but when she was younger she used to draw us all as a stick people

  10. at the age of about 4 my daugter painted a picture of our house with some stick people who she said was us, she then dramatically covered the whole thing in black paint, I had know idea what was going through her mind, but when I asked her she said it was night time lol

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