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Pretty & Prickly

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$25.99 $39.99 In stock

Category: Junior Artist Painting Kit

Who says prickly and pretty can't co-exist? This spiky cactus topped with a soft pink blossom doesn’t have to be symmetrical or perfect to be beautifully yours! Working from dark to light, this clever “backwards” painting process works brilliantly to make this painting pop.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 15 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

The dark-to-light painting order made this cactus project way less intimidating for my kid—the pink blossom pops so nicely against the spiky green. We’ve already hung it on the fridge, and the uneven spines honestly make it look more charming than perfect.

Hazel E. ★★★★★

The cactus with its pink blossom is such a fun subject for a painting kit, and the dark-to-light layout really guided my kid through it step by step. We finished in one sitting, and the colors turned out way prettier than either of us expected.

Henry H. ★★★★★

The dark-to-light painting sequence really helped me build the cactus layers without messing up the pink blossom. It's a forgiving little project—perfect for a rainy afternoon when you just want to create something cheerful, even if your strokes aren't perfect.