




Empty metal outlines, tubes of coloured gel and little ball chains. Squeeze the gel into the gaps, leave it overnight, and it sets glossy and slightly see-through — more like enamel than paint. Then it clips onto a school bag, which is the whole point.
This one is on its way to our Dubai store. It is not selectable in the box builder yet — message us and we will tell you the day it lands, and hold some for your party if your date allows.
Most things a child makes look like a child made them. The gel sets into a smooth glossy fill inside a metal frame, so this one looks like a charm you would buy — which is exactly why they wear it.
The gel comes in nozzle tubes and flows into the outline on its own. No brush, no mixing, no staying inside the lines — the metal frame does that part.
Leave it overnight and it firms into a hard translucent finish that catches the light, closer to enamel than to paint.
One box makes six. Children keep their favourite on a school bag and hand the rest out, which is a very good reason for this to be in a party box.
Each box is a complete set of six matching outlines — not a random single — so the child gets a whole collection out of one gift.



Sourced from a verified maker. The box is printed 3+ and that is how we list it, with two practical notes. The gel is a craft material, not a paint for skin — it goes in the outline and nowhere else, and hands get washed afterwards. And the charms need a full night to set: a child who grabs one after an hour gets sticky fingers and a ruined charm, so make them in the afternoon and admire them the next morning. The ball chains are small and loose in the box, so keep them away from toddlers.
It is not in the builder yet. Message us and we will let you know the day stock lands — and hold some back for your party if the date works.
Tell me when it’s in