- Ladybugs and dragonflies become decorative jewels for the garden or playroom when kids apply a little paint and creativity. Resin “rock” ladybugs and dragonflies include three sizes each, so this craft kit is big enough to share with a friend or a parent or grandparent. Set includes bright and pastel paint pallets (for a total of 12 paint pots), a mixing pallet, and two brushes. Perfect for play dates, parties, and rainy days.
- Engage kids in creative, artistic, crafty play with a paint-your-own rock craft kit
- Set includes 6 resin ladybugs and dragonflies between 2.5″L and 5″L (1 large, 1 medium, 1 small in each design), 12 paints, 2 paintbrushes, and paint mixing pallet
- Create your own design with water-based paint in both bold and pastel colors
- Decorate your own spaces, share with a friend, or give as gifts
- Great for parties and play dates
- Perfect Christmas stocking stuffer or Easter basket filler
- Great for ages 3 and up
- Size:
Smallest measures 2½”L x 2″W; largest measures 5″L x 4″W.
Color Pops Paint-Your-Own Rocks: Ladybugs and Dragonflies
$16.99
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WyattFashionFusion (verified owner) –
My Grandaughters and I have painted rocks since they were able to hold a paint brush, These shaped rocks are going to be amazing after they are done creating. The turtle and frogs are super cute.
DylanGlamour (verified owner) –
My daughter wanted to do this as soon as she opened it on Christmas morning. The rocks were perfect for painting!