Bloom & Flutter Flower Craft Kit | 800 Fabric Pieces, Optional Vase

Turn Colorful Fabric Pieces Into Your Own Floral Display

• Enjoy a quiet, hands-on break from a busy day.
• Practice concentration and fine motor skills as you fill each shape.
• Make textured flowers and butterflies to display at home.
• Give craft lovers an activity that becomes a handmade decoration.

A Creative Break From Screens

Set phones and tablets aside and work with color and texture instead. This flower poke art kit gives children and adults a hands-on project, using small fabric pieces to turn foam shapes into dimensional blooms.

Slow Down, One Flower at a Time

Pick your colors, position the fabric, and fill in each flower a little at a time. The repetitive poking activity offers a focused way to unwind after school or work, with a colorful floral arrangement taking shape as you go.

A Gift They Can Make Their Own

For someone who enjoys crafts, the making is part of the gift. Combine bright colors into a personal flower-and-butterfly display for a bedroom, living space, or desk, or give the finished arrangement as a handmade present.

Practice Focus and Fine Motor Skills

Placing each piece calls for careful hand movements and hand-eye coordination. Children can practice patience and precision, while adults can enjoy the simple rhythm of working through a creative project.

Specifications

• Craft supplies: 800 fabric pieces, 8 foam flowers, 2 foam butterflies, 80 stamens, and 1 foam sheet.
• Tools and stems: 10 wooden sticks, 2 poking tools, and 20 rubber caps.
• Kit options: Choose the flower-and-butterfly kit alone or the version that includes 1 buildable vase.
• Materials: Foam, wood, and fabric.
• Dimensions shown: Assembled flower: 29 cm tall and 9 cm wide. Optional vase: 16 cm tall and 10 cm wide.
• Suitable for: Children and adults who enjoy hands-on crafts and decorative DIY projects.

Features

• Creative expression: Combine fabric colors to give each bloom its own look.
• Relaxing hobby: Settle into a focused project after school or work.
• Fine motor practice: Build precision through careful placement and poking.
• Decorative finish: Keep your arrangement on display or give it to someone special.
• Screen-free activity: Spend time making something with your hands instead of using a device.