The Crazy Crafts Kids Styrofoam elephant is a 13.5cm white model perfect for decorating or crafting. Created by Crazy Crafts, this product is designed with quality and versatility in mind, ensuring it’s an ideal choice for both school projects and party decorations.

Benefits and Features of the Crazy Crafts Kids Styrofoam Elephant | 13.5cm

• Lightweight and Durable: Easy for kids to handle and resistant to damage during crafting.
• Paintable Surface: Allows for endless customization with paints, markers, or other decorative materials.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for kids’ birthday party decorations, school projects, and other creative activities.
• Safe Material: Made from non-toxic materials, this product makes it safe for children to use.

How to Use Crazy Crafts Kids Styrofoam Elephant

Preparation:

1. Ensure you have a clean, flat surface to work on.
2. Gather all your decorating materials, such as paints, brushes, markers, and any other decorative items.
3. If painting, prepare a palette and have water and cloth ready for cleaning brushes.

How to Apply the Product

1. Begin by sketching any designs directly onto the product elephant if desired.
2. Apply your chosen paint or marker colours, starting with the larger areas and moving to the finer details.
3. Allow the elephant to dry completely before adding any additional layers or embellishments.

Cleanup

First, clean brushes and other tools with water or the appropriate cleaner. Next, wipe down your workspace to remove any paint or marker residue. Finally, store any leftover materials in a safe place for future use.

Other Products You May Need for Your Styrofoam Project:

• Heritage Grey Acrylic Paint

• Fantasy Land Styrofoam Unicorn

• Polystyrene Cutter

Health and Safety

When using the Crazy Crafts Kids Styrofoam Elephant, ensure that children are supervised, especially when using paints or markers. While this product is non-toxic, it’s essential to work in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling fumes from any paints or glues used. Keep small decorative items out of reach of younger children to prevent choking hazards.

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• Batteries not included.
• D size battery
• Comes with 1 free extra cutting wire.

How to use this cutter:

• Insert the D size battery.
• Slide the switch to ON. Press switch to heat wire.
• Slide to OFF to let wire cool.
• Remove battery after using.

IMPORTANT:

• Use in a well ventilated area.
• Only apply to polystyrene when wire is already hot , The wire cuts by melting polystyrene.
• Do not let switch go while cutting.
• Do not use too much force or the wire may snap.
• Store the extra cutting wire in a safe place .

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