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Unicorn Paint Your Own Pouring Art is a magical DIY craft kit that allows you to create stunning pouring art with a unicorn theme.
Key Features
- Pouring Art Technique: Explore the mesmerizing technique of fluid acrylic pouring, creating unique, abstract designs that flow across the surface.
- Unicorn Theme: Pre-designed unicorn models provide the perfect canvas for your creative pouring art, allowing you to design vibrant, magical unicorn figures.
- All-Inclusive Kit: Comes with acrylic paints, pouring medium, mixing cups, and stirring sticks—everything you need to create your unicorn masterpiece.
- Easy-to-Follow Instructions: The step-by-step guide ensures success for both beginners and experienced artists.
- Creative Expression: Embrace the unpredictable beauty of pouring art, experimenting with colors, techniques, and effects.
- Relaxing & Fun: This DIY kit offers a calming creative outlet, making it the perfect activity for stress relief and artistic expression.
Development Benefits
This kit encourages fine motor skills, creativity, and emotional expression, making it an ideal artistic experience for children.
Safety Information
Non-toxic materials; small parts not suitable for children under 3 years.
Specifications
- Age: 6 yrs+
- Material: Non-toxic acrylic paints and plaster
- Includes: Unicorn plaster model, 4 acrylic pouring paints, glitter, glue, stirring sticks, and step-by-step instructions.
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