We love indulging in simple arts and crafts. With the right kind of resources, the joy of creating is amplified.
Here I have put together a list of art supplies suitable if you have a child aged between 2+. Most of these supplies can be easily procured from stationery stores or from online portals like Amazon and Itsy Bitsy.
Here goes
We buy the 500 ml Faber Castell (primary colours and white). Mix to make our own colours and store them in little bottles.
Faber Castell Light House Kit. 33 colours in a beautiful tin box.
Faber Castel Triangular and Doms Groove Colour Pencils.
The big bristles are perfect for young artists from the Knafs brand on Amazon.
Acrylic Paints, Thin Brushes & Palette
I use these to paint peg dolls and other wooden DIYs.
This is to coat peg dolls and other wooden DIYs after painting to keep the paint from chipping. I use Mod Podge.
Love these for the fabulous matt finish they give and of course to make DIY chalkboard surfaces. I use Little Birdie brand by Itsy Bitsy.
These are perfect for cardboard crafting. Also, they pair very well with foam stampers. I use Camlin.
These are great to add a bit of shimmer to art projects. Recently figured they work well on chalk-painted surfaces! I bought mine at @itsybitsycraftstore.
Fun art accessories for little ones. I bought ours at Sapna book house. The food foam stamper set is from @imagimake.
Love the size of these. Came as part of a Doms stationery set not sure if they are available separately.
Great for keeping those little hands stain-free after a good activity session. I bought locally CraZart and Playskool.
Love these fun crayons from Camlin that can be stacked and put onto fingers to colour.
Toddler Grip Crayons
At 18 months, we made our crayon debut with the big round crayons. Then moved to oval and jumbo grip, all from Faber Castell.
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