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It’s a family-friendly arts-and-crafts line featured on this page, offering a wide variety of creative kits and supplies for different ages and skill levels. You’ll find options for rainy-day projects, school activities, parties, and seasonal crafting.

• Kits range from bead boxes, wood shapes, and foam sheets to felt wreaths, ornaments, and stencil sets.
• Some sets focus on painting and jewelry-making; others center on paper crafts or holiday themes.
• Piece counts, materials, and tools vary by item—check the product photos and “What’s included” section.

Age recommendations appear on each item page, so you can pick a project that matches your crafter’s experience. Pickup and delivery options are shown at checkout and may vary by location.

Paint type can differ by item. If a product title or description specifies “acrylic,” that set includes acrylic craft paint. Otherwise, check the specifications and packaging images on the item page to confirm what’s included.

• Acrylic craft paint is typically water-based and works on paper, wood, and foam, though results can vary by surface.
• Finishes (like matte or metallic) and drying times vary by formula—review details on the product page.
• If you prefer washable paints for younger crafters, look for that wording in the description.

Protect your workspace, and consider testing on a small, inconspicuous area first to make sure the finish meets your needs.

Safety details vary by item, so it’s best to review the product description and packaging images on the item page for any statements such as “non-toxic” or recommended ages.

• Supervise young crafters and keep paints and small parts out of the mouth and eyes.
• Use paints in a well-ventilated area and protect surfaces and clothing.
• If skin contact occurs, rinse with soap and water; for fabrics, address spills promptly per garment care.
• These paints are intended for arts-and-crafts use, not for cosmetics or food-contact surfaces.

If anyone in your household has sensitivities, consider testing a small area first and review the materials list provided on the product page.

This page features craft items offered by Walmart from various suppliers. Ownership and manufacturing details can differ by product.

• Check the item page for “Brand,” “Manufacturer,” and “Sold and shipped by” information.
• Review packaging images for company details and contact information.
• If an item is fulfilled by a third-party seller, that will be noted near the seller name.
• For additional clarification, you can reach out to the seller through the item page.

As a retailer, Walmart carries a mix of national labels and store-exclusive lines, and availability may change over time. Refer to each product’s listing for the most accurate, up-to-date information.

Use the age recommendation and project complexity on each item page as your guide. These details help you match the kit to your child’s skills and attention span.

• For beginners, look for simpler projects with larger pieces and fewer steps.
• Check the “Pieces” count and included tools—some projects may require scissors, glue, or brushes.
• Avoid small parts for young children and always supervise crafting time.
• Choose themes they’ll enjoy (animals, holidays, jewelry, painting) to keep them engaged.

Product photos and “What’s included” sections outline contents, and you can use filters and search to narrow to the most suitable options for your family.