Rainbow Scratch Art Duo Pack Crafts Bundle (3+ Years)

This is sold as a duo pack, so you get both in one purchase. Inside are 2 rainbow scratch pads, 2 wooden styluses and 6 reusable stencils with multiple designs. That means two children can scratch at the same time, or one child can use the stencils for guided designs and freehand on the second pad. You are not choosing between formats, you get the full set.

It is listed as suitable from age 3 up to around 7. The scratching action needs a bit of hand control, so it doubles as practice for younger children still building fine motor skills. Older children in that range can use the 6 reusable stencils for more detailed designs. There is no ink, paint or mess involved, which suits younger users.

You scratch the black coating on the pad with the wooden stylus, and this reveals vibrant rainbow colours underneath. The 6 reusable stencils give multiple design options if a child wants a guide rather than drawing freehand. Each pad can be scratched repeatedly to create new designs. There is no ink, paint or liquid involved, so it stays mess-free.

Yes, the description confirms no ink, paint or spills, since the colour comes from scratching the pad surface rather than applying anything wet. The pads are described as portable, making them suited to on-the-go creativity such as car journeys. Each pad pairs with its own wooden stylus, so there is nothing extra to carry or refill. This is one of the stated benefits of the product.

The set includes 2 rainbow scratch pads, 2 wooden styluses for scratch art, and 6 reusable stencils with multiple designs. That gives two full kits in one pack, useful for siblings or for gifting. The stencils are reusable, so they are not used up after one design. Nothing else is needed to start, the pads work straight out of the box.

Jaques lists this as a benefit, alongside sparking creativity and artistic expression. The scratching motion itself builds hand-eye coordination as children control the stylus to reveal colour. This makes it suited to the younger end of the 3 to 7 age range as a skill-building activity, not just a craft toy. It stays mess-free throughout, with no ink or paint involved.

It is described as a gift for budding artists and curious creators, and the duo pack format means two children can use it or it can be given as one set with a spare pad included. It suits ages 3 to 7 and needs no extra materials beyond what is in the box. Jaques of London has made games since 1795, which gives some reassurance behind a small gift purchase.

The set includes 6 reusable stencils, each offering multiple design options according to the listing. Because they are reusable, children are not limited to using each stencil once, and combined with 2 scratch pads there is scope for repeated creative sessions. The stencils work alongside freehand scratching for children who prefer to draw without a guide.