Thank goodness for the Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean! It really DOES work on permanent marker. However, it's so hard to get rid of artwork that is so adorable!
Ah, reminds me of my own days as a child when I read Harold & The Purple Crayon. I drew my map throughout the house…across the kitchen flooring, light grey carpet in the living room & down the hall on the hardwood.
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…on our bathroom door.
Hehe
Looks like he's got that concept down pretty well.
I'm assuming with a Sharpie. (It is always with a Sharpie….)
Thank goodness for the Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean! It really DOES work on permanent marker. However, it's so hard to get rid of artwork that is so adorable!
Ah, reminds me of my own days as a child when I read Harold & The Purple Crayon. I drew my map throughout the house…across the kitchen flooring, light grey carpet in the living room & down the hall on the hardwood.
That is awesome! BHAHAHAHA!
Oh my!! What ARE his big brothers teaching him?
And now, how to stop the wall art without squashing the muse…
I got a nice spiral design in red on my green couch by my three year old only a few weeks ago…
Awesome.