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Aquabeads Box of Fun - Safari
| Item #: | 075717 |
|---|---|
| Grades: | PK-5 |
Product Description:
3,000 beads in 24 colors, 30 safari animal-themed design templates, bead palette, layout table with 2 flip trays, bead pen, sprayer, 10 bead stands for displaying work, play mat, and instructions, all in a sturdy plastic storage bin.
Publisher Description:
"Box of Fun - Safari - is a perfect set for those who love animals - especially animals at safari! 2 new flip trays on the pallette enables you to take off your bead design from the tray instantly after spraying water. With 3000 beads you can have endless fun making over 30 safari themed bead designs. Comes with 10 bead stands so you can display & play with your creations when they are dry. Play mat also included so you can enjoy safari adventure with your creations. Suitable for children aged 4+. Box contains 1x Box of Fun - Safari -"
- Over 3000 jewel and solid beads in 24 colors, container with bead palette and layout table with 2 flip trays, bead pen, sprayer, 5 double-sided template sheets, 10 bead stands, play mat and instructions
- New flip tray enables you to remove the bead design from the tray instantly with no waiting time - you can start making the next bead design straight away
- Create animals and insects you can find on a safari!
- All you need is included in set, no additional accessories required
Just add water to create unlimited designs with these fun beads! Similar in concept to heat-set beads, you just build a design using a template or design one freehand on the included tray. When you're finished, you simply spray it with water and let it dry. Once the design is completely dry, keep them, trade them, or continue crafting with your creations! It's a great craft for young crafters with no irons or hot tools and lots of fine-motor skill-building. Please note that only the Studio sets include a bead pen and a "peeler" for careful removal from the tray; these tools are not included in the smaller sets but are available separately.
