Jar Melo Water Marbling Paint Kit for Kids; 6 Colors, Marble Kit
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About Jar Melo Water Marbling Paint Kit for Kids; 6 Colors, Marble Kit
Overall Feedback:
67% positive
69% liked how easy it was to clean up
I advise being careful while adding carrageenan powder to water. It can be difficult to dissolve if dumped in piles. Stir the mixture well and wait for it to dissolve.
I recommend using hot water and sprinkling the correct amount of powder while mixing to ensure there are no lumps.
70% praised the vibrant colors, while 30% found them dull
The painting process is easy with bright colors, even a 2-year-old can make a neat picture.
There is plenty of mix to make dozens and dozens of designs, but I ran out of watercolor paper.
I did not mention anything about the color quality of the kids paint with water kit.
68% praised the ability to let kids' creativity shine
I find it easy to clean if it gets on my skin or table and my almost 2-year-old has a great time with it.
I used combs and forks to make patterns, indicating that the kit provides creative freedom to the kids.
I showed creative freedom with the product by making cool designs on paper and canvas bandanas.
67% appreciated the easy-to-follow instructions
I can use it on my own even though I'm almost 2 years old.
69% liked the soft and sturdy brushes, but 31% found them flimsy
My daughter has a great time with it and it's easy to clean if it gets on her skin or the table.
It was easy for me to use and my kids aged 7/8 managed to get good results.
I have to strain the lumps before dipping the powder mix as it is difficult to mix in completely.
67% appreciated the convenient storage case, but 33% found it lacking
I can prepare the water once and make 4-6 prints with it, indicating that the storage and organization of the kit is good.
It is easy to clean if it gets on my skin or the table.
As a water marbling artist, I suggest mixing carrageenan powder with bottled water using an immersion blender in a bowl.
I have noticed that the powder mix to make the water thick is difficult to mix completely and requires straining of lumps before dipping.
