Rajasthani & Cartoon MDF Cutouts | Pack of 10 - Kids Paint & Decorate

Hand a child ten plain wooden shapes and let them paint, glue and decorate their own set, which keeps a classroom or a party table busy for an afternoon.

Specifications

Creative Uses

• Paint a set and string them up as a wall bunting
• Let each child at a party decorate their own shape
• Glue on glitter, beads and googly eyes for texture
• Use them as name tags or table markers at an event

Compatibility

Works with: Acrylic colours, poster colours, paint markers, craft glue, glitter and beads.

Pairs well with: Acrylic colour tubes, a small brush set and craft glue.

Not suitable for: Outdoor use unless sealed, since raw MDF swells with moisture. Not a chewing toy.

How to Use

1. Wipe each shape clean and smooth any rough edge with fine sandpaper.
2. Prime with a coat of white paint if you want the colours to stay bright.
3. Paint inside the engraved outline and let each colour dry before the next.
4. Add glitter, beads or a rope once the paint is fully dry.

Before You Buy

• This pack is ten MDF cutouts. Check the product photograph before you order if you are counting on paints or brushes being included, since we do not state them as part of the pack.
• The shapes are raw unfinished MDF, so expect a natural wood tone and a light surface texture.
• The outline is engraved as a guide, not cut through, so each shape stays solid.
• Shapes are assorted across the pack rather than ten of one design.

You'll Need

• Acrylic Colour Tubes
• Paint Brush Sets

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• Painting Kits
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many cutouts are in the pack?

Ten pieces, assorted across the rajasthani figures and cartoon characters designs.

How is this different from the animal and flower pack?

Both packs hold ten raw MDF cutouts at the same price. This one runs to Rajasthani figures, camels and cartoon characters. The other covers animals, birds and potted flowers.

What paint works best on these?

Acrylic colours cover raw MDF best and dry fast. Poster colours work too but sink into the wood, so prime with white first if you want a bright finish.

Can these be hung up once painted?

Most of the shapes are flat cutouts without a hole, so add a hole yourself or glue a ribbon to the back if you want to hang them.