Skip to Content

Washable Bold Fingerpaint, Primary Colors 3 ct.

Item Number: 5513100001
Pro Tips PRO TIPS

FUN FINGER PAINT TECHNIQUES

Waves, Wiggles, and Prints: Make strokes, waves, wiggles, finger and thumb prints, and other marks with different parts of the hand and arm.

Symmetrical Designs: Paint on one half of a piece of paper then fold it closed and smooth down with hands. Unfold and there will be a mirror image of the design on the other side.

Texture With Tools: Use combs, stiff paint brushes, sponges, sticks, dry fir branches, and cotton swabs on the finger-painted surface.

Etching: Scratch away designs in the wet paint with your fingertips.

Dot Paintings: Make paintings completely out of dots. Use different colors next to each other so that they mix visually.

Animals: You can create animals from finger paint. Paint the body of a turkey or peacock. Then press your entire finger into the finger paint and make ""feathers"" around the turkey's or peacock's body.

 

Description

Free up your mind with an art form fun for everyone - finger painting! These Crayola fingerpaints are formulated to wash off easily from skin and clothing. The primary color paint set includes the Red, Yellow, and Blue Finger Paints. Pair this paint set for kids with some painting paper or canvas (each sold separately) to get started creating right away!

  • Recommended
    for ages 3 years and up

Features

WASHABLE PAINT FOR KIDS: Features 3 8oz bottles of Washable Crayola Finger Paint.

HANDS ON FUN: Clean, vibrant colors feature a creamy consistency that resists splashing and encourages a sensory experience. Recommended for early childhood art experiences.

EASY CLEAN UP: Use soap and water to easily remove Crayola Washable Paints from skin and most washable clothing (not for use as body/face paint).

SCHOOL & ART SUPPLIES: This kids paint is ideal for school art projects, DIY projects at home, and everyday arts and crafts.

SAFE AND NONTOXIC: Crayola paints use nontoxic formulas making them perfect for both adults and kids.

Back to top Back to top