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It’s no secret that LP and Little Man are really creative and they love nothing more than getting the pens or paints out and letting their imaginations run wild. Over recent weeks they’ve enjoyed using watercolour brush pens and painting rocks but this week we had something new to try – window markers from Chalkola!


Chalkola Window Markers come in such bright colours – and there’s even metallic chalk markers too! They work like standard liquid chalk markers where you give them a shake and then press the nib up and down until the fluid runs through. You can then start creating!


When I told the children they could draw on the windows I have never seen them so excited. They had to check I was sure and they asked if the markers would be permanent – no, the markers wash off easily so we can decorate the windows over and over again!


The children took a window each and started designing. The washable window markers are so easy to use and give fantastic results. The children used the markers on the inside of the window and you can see the drawing lines and marks on their pictures – but outside the pictures are solid colour and look amazing!


Liquid chalk window markers are a fantastic investment and give amazing results. Plus, they can be used on so many things – not just windows. On non-porous materials like glazed mugs, mirrors or the windows they work like dry erase markers, you draw and then wipe off. It couldn’t be easier.


On porous surfaces like wood, bricks or rocks the liquid chalk pens are permanent, sinking into the material to give a long lasting finish to update any home or garden. Rainbow chalk markers are a great investment for any child and something that they can use for so many different activities.


The children absolutely loved painting on the windows with the chalk marker pens. The results were bright, bold, colourful and a great addition to the glass windows of our bifold doors! They’ve asked to do the front windows in the house next – and I think it’s only time before they start asking about the car windows too!

Unlike permanent glass pens, the washable markers can be wiped off and used again and again. Plus, if you make a mistake you can just wipe it off and start again. They’re completely child safe and non toxic.

Once dry, the window paint pens give a really durable finish and the kids’ creations could stay on the windows indefinitely – until we get the soap and water out and rub them away!

The Chalkola Window Markers are a great investment for any family home and I know even adults would love a go – I’ve used them and they’re great fun!

michelle o'neill says
my new house lol
Iain maciver says
a smiley face
Kim Neville says
flowers and rainbows
justine meyer says
Endless possibilities await but i think I would start with some nice flowers
shellyg says
I was thinking some kind of mandala for meditation
Tracy Hanley says
My granddaughter said she would draw a rainbow and unicorns
Angela Treadway says
probably rainbows! x
lynn neal says
I am not very good at drawing but I would have a go at drawing my family in cartoon form!
Ursula Hunt says
I would draw a unicorn
Charlotte isobelle says
We would paint lots of rainbows and flowers on the windows.
Margaret Gallagher says
Rainbows flowers and faries
Troy Easton says
I would draw my home.
Allan Fullarton says
Rainbows and Dinosaurs.
Adrian Bold says
I would draw lots of colourful birds and butterflies.
Carly Belsey says
A beach so we can pretend we live overlooking the coast haha.
Natalie Crossan says
Pretty summer coloured flowers
Sharon Arnott says
Butterflies
Patricia Barrett says
I would draw lots of animals and flowers.
sarah austin says
A lovely rainbow