Stock up on Crayola Watercolors with this set of 12 Washable Kids Paint Pans! Each paint set features 8 bold colors including Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Violet, Green, Brown, and Black. Square paint pans offer 2x more paint* than the next retail competitor! Use the included paint brush to lay down beautiful jewel toned designs or mix colors to create your own unique hue. This bulk set of art supplies is perfect for birthday parties, school supplies, classroom projects, and more! Painting for kids has never been more convenient than with Crayola art materials. Pair with Crayola Construction Paper for endless crafting. Safe and nontoxic, ideal for children ages 4 and up. *Based on total paint weight.

WATERCOLOR PAINT SET: Includes 12 (8 Count) Watercolor Paint Sets for kids.

AT HOME CRAFTS & INDOOR ACTIVITIES: Keep spirits high with creative art supplies! Simple and fun crafts for kids are a great way to stay thoughtfully engaged and entertained.

SQUARE PAINT PANS: These paints contain 2x more paint than the next retail competitor (based on total paint weight).

CRAYOLA COLORS: Each Watercolor Palette has Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Violet, Brown, Green, and Black paints.

EASY PAINTING PROJECTS: Enjoy beautiful painted outcomes without the preparation time, dry time, or extensive cleanup of traditional kids' paints!

SCHOOL SUPPLIES: This pack of kids paint sets is perfect for teachers as classroom supplies.

SAFE AND NONTOXIC: Ideal for kids 4 & up.

WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUES

Hard Edge Painting - To obtain a deeper, denser tone of color, pre-wet the desired paint with a brushful of water and stir gently. Let sit for 30 seconds. For more translucence, mix paint with water in a plastic mixing tray or plastic plate.

Color Saturation - Dampen paper with a wet sponge or briefly hold paper under water. Lay flat. Spread one color over the entire paper. Tilt the paper to help the color spread evenly.

Color Wash - Decorate a previously painted area by overpainting the dry surface with fine dots or lines. Try creating dots by dipping the tip of a brush handle into paint and then onto the painted surface. This technique is usually more successful if the overpainting is a deeper color than the underpainting.

Overlay - Overlay colors to build up dark colors or to mix hues. Once the bottom layer is dry, brush paint over it. Repeat until desired color effect is reached.

Wet vs Dry - Wet the paper before you begin, so colors will blend quickly and easily, spread evenly, and have a lighter shade. Begin with dry paper for colors that will be darker and won't blend as quickly or easily.

Salt Sprinkles - Sprinkle salt on wet paintings and let dry. Once dry, brush off the remaining salt. You'll have an interesting design because the color concentrates into the areas where the salt crystals form.

Plastic Wrap - While paint is still wet, press crumpled plastic wrap onto the artwork. This technique will leave an interesting texture. Or try laying plastic wrap flat on the wet painted surface. Pull with one strong stroke in one direction. As the wrap moves, it will pull the paint along.