Okay, I know Crayola has moved on from just making crayons....
But HOW can you have an entire Crayola aisle in Toys R Us with NO crayons whatsoever?????
Not even a box of 64!
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Okay, I know Crayola has moved on from just making crayons....
But HOW can you have an entire Crayola aisle in Toys R Us with NO crayons whatsoever?????
Not even a box of 64!
Creative marketing? :confused:
That is weird though... I feel like we keep Crayola in business all by ourselves, what with the way Hannah goes through them all.
No 64 packs!? How can they DO that?:p;)
That is sad. I used to love those 64 pack crayons when I was a little girl. Coloring was one of my favorite things. I wonder if kids just don't color much these days with computers? Very sad. :(
No the crayons are in a completely different place. I had this same issue at another store (I think target) there was an entire crayola aisle... but no crayons or paints or anything. They were at the front of the store in the stationary section lol why not have some in BOTH places if they want to be like that :p
We made several trips around the store....not a crayon in sight, which was rather silly, as there were plenty of coloring books.
really? that's wierd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lady's Human
I haven't been in Toys R us for a while... I think I was in Target when I found them up in the stationary section.
I lose consciousness when I enter Toys R Us. (You can tell it's been a while since my son was little.)
hahaha... funny..
Hmmm... how about I send you whats currently in my CAT TREE.... I came home tonight to find a complete box of 120 crayons, a box of 64 crayons, and a box of markers all dumped on one cat shelf.
I found mine in the Crayola store at the Crayola factory. Its was amazing... a HUGE Store dedicated to crayola products, and one small shelf dedicated to Crayons, and one large tub where you can pick your own colors to make your own can of crayons.
Wow! I wanna go there! Where is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by catnapper
There's nothing like a new box of crayons, even the smell is joy-scented.
I know-like Karen said the smell is so good! I asked my mom why did I like the smell of crayons so much and she said it's because when I was little I was always happy when I colored and that smell of the crayons brings back good memories ;] Makes sense to me lol! I still love coloring tho. I can color all day ;]
It was a blast at the factory. The time to go is now, not the summer because they have thousands of kids in the factory at any given time. Its in Easton, PA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karen
I think it´s awesome.. I´d love to go there.. ooh... crayons.. gotta love the smell... heheQuote:
Originally Posted by catnapper
Wow! A box of 64 crayons - I thought I had died and gone to heaven when I received that box as a gift. I always loved all of the greens.