Art and Craft Kits from ALEX Toys
Paint, mosaic, paper and clay projects that start with an empty table and end with something on the fridge.
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DIY Craftaccino Unicorn
5.0$9.00
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Paper Bag Puppets, 5 Fun & Easy Projects
4.7$9.99
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Friends 4 Ever Scrapbook
4.6$24.99
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So Cute Scra-ffiti Sketch Drawing Pad
4.6$12.91
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My Giant Busy Box
4.5$30.00
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Color Me Tie Dye Unicorn
4.4$19.99
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Finger Painting Party
4.4$30.74
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Sweetheart String Art
4.4$21.95
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Draw Like A Pro
4.3$51.20
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Artist Studio 12 Metallic Pencils
4.2$4.99
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Rock Pets Fox
4.2$13.78
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Indigio Tie Dye Maker Kit
4.1$14.86
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Pinata Party
3.9$19.99
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Rock Pets Mini Planter Bunny
3.8$11.78
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Paper Swirls 3D Mermaid Ocean
3.7$9.99
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Swirl Station
3.7$19.99
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Sweetlings Sprinkle Shop
3.3$18.74
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Sweetlings Swirl-n-Twirl Minis
3.1$19.99
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Dylan's Candy Bar My Sweet Diary
2.8$19.45
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Candy Party Cupcakes
2.5$17.99
See what is insideAbout these art and craft kits
Arts and crafts kits for kids work best when the box decides the project and the child decides how it looks. Every art kit on this shelf arrives with the paint, the paper, the glue dots and the printed steps already matched to each other, so a craft afternoon starts with making instead of hunting for a second brush.
What varies most from box to box is mess. Peel-and-stick mosaics and sticker art sets can live on a carpet; pouring, painting and plaster want a wipeable table and an apron. The contents list on each card tells you which one you are buying before it is open.
Ages on these craft kits are honest. The younger sets use fat pieces and few steps; the older ones expect a child to read a card and wait for something to dry. Either way the activity ends with an object, which is the point of a kit rather than a tub of supplies.
