Sixth Space Paint by Numbers for Kids Ages 4-8, Beginner Framed Pre-Printed Acrylic Oil Painting, Includes (8x10, 8x9, 8x8 inch) Framed Canvas, 30 Acrylic Paint Pots, 5 Brushes, Pre-Drawn Canvas

Excelente regalo para niños el paquete llegó completo, buena calidad - precio, mi hija ha entretenido mucho alejada de las pantallas, lindos diseños para pintar, gracias

He has so much fun with this. I'm glad I bought it.

My 5-year old received these as a gift, and they did a great job keeping her occupied. The entire set feels good quality and had the right amount of detail for a preschooler to do. It was a fun snow-day project.

Keeps the grandkids busy. Challenges them to concentrate, focus on the project and have fun at same time. It's nice to see these are still around. Works for all ages, including adults.

These are a blast. My 5 year old is having so much fun with them!

I got this for my daughter. She is currently working on learning her numbers and number/color recognition. I love that this kit came with 30 different paint colors. It also came with three different canvases so we are playing and LEARNING at the same time. Not to mention the fine motor skills that she is learning to complete the project. The colors are great and very opaque.

This is a nice canvas paint by numbers set. Comes with 3 canvas that are already stretched. The frame’s ok, made with something like compacted cardboard. It’s sturdy enough though and the edges are straight. Should hold up fine if you want to hang up the painting. Like that it comes with 5 brushes, assorted. Also like that there’s a picture sheet of each painting. Much easier than looking at the box for reference. Simple and easy to paint for my 11 year old. The drawings themselves aren’t too complex yet still looks pretty when finished. For a 3 pack, definitely worth the price.

I bought these for my 6-year-old granddaughter, who loves to draw and paint. She seemed to enjoy what she did, but flattening the canvas so she could paint was a pain. They come rolled up, with paint inside the roll. I used an iron (with a t-shirt in between) but still wasn't able to get it completely flat. She didn't really care, but I would have liked a flat surface. She didn't finish the one she did and hasn't asked to do another one. The pictures are cute, though.