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Create your own magical unicorn with the Foam Clay Unicorn Modelling Kit! This fun and creative DIY craft kit allows kids to sculpt and decorate their very own unicorn-themed designs using colorful foam clay. Perfect for budding artists, this kit encourages creativity and hands-on learning while producing an adorable finished masterpiece.
Key Features
- Creative Sculpting: Use vibrant foam clay to fill in the pre-cut unicorn and rainbow planks, creating your own whimsical designs.
- Easy to Use: The soft, pliable foam clay is simple to mold and shape, making it ideal for kids and beginners.
- Air-Dry Clay: No need for baking! The foam clay naturally air dries, allowing your creations to harden and become durable keepsakes.
- Unicorn Theme: This kit includes pre-cut unicorn and rainbow designs for kids to decorate and personalize with foam clay.
- Mess-Free Crafting: Foam clay is non-toxic, mess-free, and safe for indoor use, making cleanup a breeze.
- Educational Benefits: Enhances fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and promotes creativity as kids build and design their sculptures.
Safety Information
Non-toxic and safe for children. Small parts; not suitable for children under 3 years.
Specifications
- Age: 6+ years
- Material: Foam clay, pre-cut wooden planks
- Includes: 4 planks, 5 foam clay colors, 1 wiggle eye, 1 tool, and instruction manual
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