Paint Spin Art Machine Kit for Kids, Arts & Crafts Painting Spinner Toys Kits Sets for Boys & Girls Ages 6 7 8 9 Year Old Blue
$29.99
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Unleash Creativity: With the paint spin art machine, kids can create mesmerizing, one-of-a-kind art pieces effortlessly. The spinning motion turns simple paint splatters into beautiful designs, encouraging imaginative play
Child-Safe Materials: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, this arts & crafts kit toy is safe for children of all ages. Its sturdy construction ensures it can withstand enthusiastic play.
Unleash Creativity: With the paint spin art machine, kids can create mesmerizing, one-of-a-kind art pieces effortlessly. The spinning motion turns simple paint splatters into beautiful designs, encouraging imaginative play
Educational Fun: While having fun, this spinning art machine is a fantastic way for children to learn about color mixing and the physics of motion. Use the white crayon and paint brushe for special effects, choose from 7 vibrant and metallic paints, and let your kids imagination run wild
Easy to Operate: the the paint spin art machine is straightforward to use. Simply place the paper and splash guard, push of a button, add some paint, then you can watch the magic happen. With built-in splash guard and non-toxic, washable paints
All – Inclusive Kit: This paint spin art kits comes with a paint spinning machine, splatter guard, 5 bright paints, 2 shimmering metallic paints, 36 artboards in varied shapes, and 2 unique white crayons and 1 paint brashe for special effects
Child-Safe Materials: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, this arts & crafts kit toy is safe for children of all ages. Its sturdy construction ensures it can withstand enthusiastic play. Equipped with splash guards and using non-toxic, washable paints, cleanup will be a breeze
13 reviews for Paint Spin Art Machine Kit for Kids, Arts & Crafts Painting Spinner Toys Kits Sets for Boys & Girls Ages 6 7 8 9 Year Old Blue
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G Glassmeyer –
Huge hit with my kids!
Of all the birthday gifts my 5yo son got this year, this was by far his favorite! He and his almost 7yo brother have played with it every day for two weeks now. Itâs easy to use, easy to clean, and is a great way for them to wake up their brains in the morning and/or wind down and relax after school or after dinner. Will be buying it for all their friendsâ birthdays this year!
nelly nunez –
Mi nieto ama este juguete/ my grandkid love it
Lo mejor es que no derrama la pintura.The best is that it doesnât make a mess
Paul E. –
Fun Spin Art, Four AA Batteries not included.
This toy paint spin-art set came exactly as described. The paints are thin enough to drip onto the surface. There is an assortment of paper shapes and sizes for your little artist. In a world where it seems everything is chargeable, I was surprised that this toy requires 4 AA batteries – not included. (Be aware, the box says AAA, but they are AA.) The spin function works well. Great for a fun activity or gift.
Jason Jewell –
Rainy day fun
Bought this as a gift for my 9 year old and it was a hit. Fun way to spend an hour here and there when we can’t get outside for other activities.
ð girl –
Happy grandchildren
It was perfect my my grandkids. Value great built good. Had enough paints too
Haleigh –
Itâs okay
Fun while it lasted. Unfortunately more paint slings off to the sides than what goes on to the paper, after a few papers itâs so thick that it wonât spin unless you take it apart and clean it.
Amazon Customer –
So much fun ð
My 6 years old boy love it ð he had so much fun with it
April D. Harkness –
Fun for toddlers but Messy
The age group for this is suggested as 6 and up. I bought it thinking my toddlers could still use this toy. And use it they did. They had sooooo much fun. But they kept taking the splashguard off. A 6 year old would listen to their parent. a 2 yr old will Not. They were able to do this independently …..but they have to be watched bc of constantly taking the splashguard off. So I would suggest, not getting this for toddlers if you don’t want your kitchen covered in red pain. Fun factor? 10. mess factor if used with toddlers also a 10!
JMA –
This is a fun and colourful paint spinning set for kids that I think would be enjoyable even beyond the recommended upper age range of nine years old. It spins easily with battery power and the general mechanical function is quite simple. It comes with multiple squeeze bottles of paint, including some glittery ones, and even a paintbrush for manipulating the shapes created during the spinning. Thereâs a drawer for the paper (that comes with it) and even some wax crayons to disrupt the paint flow if you so desire.Great gift for creative kiddos in your life!
Amazon Customer –
My son loves arts and crafts so he immediately saw this and wanted to try it. It’s so much fun. It’s easy to use and is easy to keep clean. It’s a unique way of using paint and letting your child explore and expand their creativity.
Reviews –
What a relatively low effort and investment way to make cool and unique art. We got this for our kids and their friends to use (ages 7-11). I supervised the activity to ensure minimal mess but they could pretty independently complete it. In terms of quality, the mechanism works pretty good but the splatter guard is pretty cheap and almost seems like packaging (it’s thin, cheap feeling plastic). Don’t throw it out though as it plays an important role!To use you add batteries (it takes 3 AA batteries which are NOT included), place the spinning plate on, insert the paper on the spinning plate, put the splash guard on, and then turn on. As you drip paint in it spins out. You can also use the provided crayon (pastel) to interrupt the flow of paint on the page.This was a lot of fun to use and even I joined in. Where it could be improved is that it didn’t tell you about an the techniques you could use to make different versions of the paintings (i.e. how or when to use the pastel or paintbrush). The short video included does show you a few different uses of the materials but it doesn’t show the before and after which is helpful for figuring out what you like the look of.
Angie –
Got this as a Christmas gift. As the littles want to paint like the biggers do with tie dye. So figure this is a little ones perfect introduction to the mess we call art….can’t wait to do it with them! The spin thing is interesting for sure!
Intrepid1 –
Potential for a terrific craft. Comes with lots of different paper sizes and shapes (star, flower, scalloped edge, etc.), lots of paint, two oil pastel crayons. However, it doesnât hold up. The first try worked quite well. After that, the spinning place rattled and slowed down. We put new batteries in and still it wasnât strong enough to spin the plate, paper and paint to make a design. It stopped many times and with a push would start again slowly. They warn âif there is too much paint, the plate will slow downâ. However, âtoo muchâ is subjective. We didnât put a lot on and it didnât function well. Without the spinning plate on the spindle, it goes like lightening. Rather disappointing.Update: I played with this to see why it wasnât working and found that because the spinning table fits so closely to the space, any amount of paint on the sides slowed it right down which means constant clean up after each attempt. (See photo with red paint on edges).