Giveaway: Catch A Character


Does your child believe in the Easter Bunny? Santa Clause? The Tooth Fairy? If so, I found a website sure to delight both you and them as you try to build anticipation of big events in their lives. It's called Catch A Character and it allows you to insert a picture of these elusive characters into your own pictures.

Imagine you child's surprise on Easter morning when they wake to find eggs scattered around the house and a picture of the Easter Bunny trying to hide them. Or the morning after they leave their tooth under their pillow and then you surprise them with a picture of the Tooth Fairy in action. You'd be the coolest mom on the block with that picture!

I played around with the site a bit and had a lot of fun putting the right picture with the right Santa image. You can adjust the size of the character as well as the coloring or brightness. This helps make it look as real as possible. I was really impressed with how easy it was to use.

I have 5 free picture codes to give away to the first 5 people who comment on this post. The code is good for creating and downloading a single enhanced image from the site. Just leave a comment with your name and e-mail address. Oh, and you must be a follower of my blog either through e-mail or Facebook to be eligible to win!

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Comments

  1. Shawna LeeMon Mar 14, 01:31:00 PM EDT

    I would love to get this for my nephew!

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  2. AmyMon Mar 14, 02:26:00 PM EDT

    I follow. Please send me one.

    Flyin Peru at yahoo dot com

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  3. MichelleMon Mar 14, 09:51:00 PM EDT

    I would love to get a code for my three year old!

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  4. AnonymousMon Mar 14, 10:42:00 PM EDT

    Ruth Ann couldn't comment, but posted on FB that she wanted one. So here's her comment!

    1 more left!

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  5. AraneaMon Mar 14, 11:11:00 PM EDT

    I love your blog and would love a code!

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  6. JenniferMon Mar 14, 11:13:00 PM EDT

    Shadow fire - I don't have your email address. Send it to me at family musings at gmail dot com.

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  7. JaniceFri Mar 18, 03:28:00 AM EDT

    Wow this sounds cool. My daughters still believe in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. Would love to win this.

    Followed you already. Thanks for following my blog too and for leaving such a nice message for me regarding my breastfeeding dilemmas. So nice to know that I'm not alone in my struggle. Your suggestions are very appreciated. :D

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  8. Style, Decor & MoreFri Mar 18, 12:11:00 PM EDT

    That is so adorable! I have to do that for my daughter (even though she's 14). She'll love it!
    I'm your newest follower on GFC. We now follow each other on Twitter.

    Hope you can stop by, visit and follow me:
    http://stylendecordeals.blogspot.com/

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