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Giveaway – Fun and creative Easter DIY/craft supplies from Yoobi!

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Just in time for Easter, Craft Gossip has teamed up with Yoobi to giveaway the ultimate craft bundle! Yoobi is a creative supplies and stationery company based on the philosophy of creating amazing products with an awesome cause. For every Yoobi item purchased, Yoobi donates an item to a classroom in need right here in the U.S., it’s that simple!

Whether it’s decorating Easter eggs, making Easter egg garland, or a number of other crafts around the upcoming holiday, this craft bundle from Yoobi has everything you’ll need to get creative and have fun with the family!

We are giving one lucky Craftgossip.com reader the chance to win this ultimate Yoobi prize pack for your chance to win simply tell us what you will do with all this cool stuff. (Comment below) Entries close Good Friday.

The prize pack contains all of the following items below

CD Set Watercolor Paint – Glitter Multicolor

Stencil & Sticker Set, 6 Pack

Paint Kit, 8 Colors

Plastic Handle Paint Brush Set, 6 Pack – Multicolor

Glitter Glue, 10 Pack – Multicolor

Assorted Color & Glitter Gel Pens, 12 Pack

Washable Markers, 10 Pack – Multicolor

Flower Shape Glitter, Multicolor

Flowers Stamp Roller – Orange

Soft Finish Adult Scissors – Aqua

Twister Crayons, 24 Pack – Multicolor

Tempera Paint, 6 Pack – Basic Multicolor

You can check out more awesome products from Yoobi on Instagram @Yoobi, Twitter @YoobiGives or Facebook @Yoobi.

You can purchase Yoobi items exclusively at Target stores nationwide or Yoobi.com.

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Comments

  2. I would love to share these supplies with my daughters and get crafting. I need paints to start creating. Thanks

  4. I have a group of 3 other ladies that I would love & have been trying to organize a weekend away to just unwind & de-stress, and these supplies would go toward that weekend. Thank you for the chance.

  7. I work with a wonderful group of special needs adults. Our resources are limited so this prize would be great. We do a craft class each week. They really look forward to it. Thanks

  8. What a fun prize! My eight-year-old granddaughter and I would decorate eggs and baskets for Easter and lots of future crafting projects.

  14. My 4 year old daughter has determined that we have to have a front door wreath and inside banner banner to decorate for EVERY holiday. These would help accomplish the making of those.

  15. I would bring them to the Senior Center where my 93yo grandparents just moved and organize some craft nights with the residents. Nothing like acting like a kid again to get good smiles!

  16. Thank you for the chance to win all these wonderful crafting supplies. My grandkids and I would enjoy a crafting day together making cards to give to their parents thanking them for all they do.

  17. I would love to win this! I would give this to my daughter who works with adults with disabilities. They make different art projects and sell them at a store. They get to keep 80% of what the product sells for. Most importantly of all though is the satisfaction and confidence and thrill they all get when they see their creations. This all looks like fun products. Thanks for the chance!

  19. I have 3 beautiful grandbabies 2 girls Emma ???? the new addition by my daughter sammee and alice that’s almost3 and a boy abel that’s4 by my stepdaughter Kara and I want them to be able to be creative and have the tools to do it with and I’m just trying to create a craft/kids play room at our small country home so I can’t think of a better gift to my grandkids than the best supplies to start learning with in their new creative craft/play room.and I won’t tell a fib I’m just starting to craft and I could really use all these supplies I’m disabled and my husband can’t afford everything even with his disability/retirement from military and job I don’t draw anything and surgeries to my face for bone desease and trips4 hours away start adding up.I wish I could help him more but not having to ask for supplies would help him alot.sorry for the dog story but I’ve never won so guess I’m going the extra mile lol.thanks for giveaways I love this site.

  21. I’m volunteering to help with a children’s art program at a local community center. I’m sure the kids would love using all these wonderful supplies. I’ve never been much of a glitter or sequin person, but I now really enjoy creating art with these materials along with the kids. Thanks for another great giveaway!!

  22. I would work with assisted living coordinator at my mom’s residence to creat a great craft activity for those who live there! 88 is still young enough to be creative!

  23. I would use them at the daycare program I volunteer for. Many children don’t have any means to get their own supplies so it would be a most welcome addition to the program and would help out many children. Thank you for a magnificent giveaway.

  24. This treasure trove of arts and crafts goodness would be the basis of our cache of supplies and tools for the Summer Reading Program at Kalihi-Palama Public Library in Honolulu where we have weekly Tiny Tots story times and Wacky Art Wednesday Afternoons.

  28. Winning this will give my daughters and me an awesome craft party time. The three of us love arts and crafts. I think the first thing we’ll make is beautiful cards for friends and family and then decorating all kinds of things. It’ll be lots of mother daughter fun dates ????.

  30. I would start my next scrapbook, for which I have been putting off due to lack of supplies. I would be so greatful to receive all of these wonderful supplies. Thank you for the chance to win.

  31. I would gift this to my granddaughter. She teaches third grade and because of budget cuts she pays out of pocket for a lot of
    her classroom art and craft supplies .

  37. My little sister and I will share. She is coloring and stamping cards and other items. 0:-)

  40. I am a craft guide for a summer horse camp. This camp is for the fund raiser for Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Center, which is for special need children. I am always spending my money for craft products and sure would appreciate any donations:) This camp is not only for horse lovers from eight to fourteen years of age. This facility is only supported by donations of time, money and supplies. Any consideration for my entry would be appreciated.

  41. I would start an arty crafty group for the children of my village – they do not get the chance to do it at school – it would also mean that the items would be taken care of and used to fulfill the lives of children who don’t get much of a chance in life.

  42. Would love to do all sorts of great crafting with my granddaughter with all these lovely products, we would have a blast!

  44. My students would TOTALLY LOVE it! I’m a first year teacher and I have 18 first graders! Being a first year teacher, I don’t have that many supplies. We would definitely use it to creat a great something great for Mother’s Day.

  52. My daughter loves crafts, she would use the paints to paint an easter egg and she loves making her own stories with pictures which is what she would use the crayons and glitter for

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