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Crayola: Spin & Spiral Art Station Activity Kit, 50-Pc Baby Shark Art Case Expired
$10 each
$19.99
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Target has select Crayola Crafts Kits on sale for $9.99 each. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $35+.
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Target [target.com] has select Children's Crayola Activity Sets on sale listed below. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on $35+ orders.
Note: Free Store pickup may vary by location.
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Do you recall which paper you got from amazon? I can't seem to find it.
https://www.target.com/p/crayola-...nk=sametab
Standard construction paper folded in half can be cut to almost exact size and gives two disks. The markers are literally just markers, so cheap, or use crayons, colored pencils, etc you have on hand. The bottles of ink are just ink. Buying refill bottles will probably last you longer than you keep this, but we found the ink is messy and does not make a great design. Using a marker on the spin side yields more consistent and clean results. We had some gel crayons and those worked good too, just more pressing needed to keep it spinning. Using something that needs more pressure on the spin side, like a crayon or colored pencil, slows it down too much, but does work.
Water colors can probably be used instead of the ink, but we have not tried that yet and don't like the mess. Once the kid can clean the thing themselves I will suggest they try it, but for now that one is staying under my hat.