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DIY Colouring Windmill

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$1.33 $2.14 In stock

Category: Art Craft & D.I.Y

This DIY Colouring Windmill is a simple and engaging craft activity. It combines colouring with hands-on assembly, allowing users to personalize their own windmill. Designed for art, craft, and do-it-yourself projects, this item is part of the One Dollar Only range.

  • Colouring set and DIY activity kit in one
  • Great for creative play at home or in the classroom
  • Assorted selection available
  • From the One Dollar Only brand
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Daniel G. ★★★★★

The windmill blades are thick enough to hold up to a toddler's enthusiastic coloring, and snapping the pieces together was simple enough for my six-year-old to do mostly on her own.

Mia X. ★★★★★

My five-year-old had so much fun coloring the wooden blades and then clicking them into place, and the whole thing spins nicely in a light breeze. It kept her busy for a good hour and looks cheerful on the windowsill.

Olivia ★★★★★

The blades are printed on sturdy cardstock, and I love that you can colour them any way you want before snapping the whole thing together. My 6-year-old needed a bit of help with the centre pin, but once it was assembled, the windmill spun nicely in our backyard breeze.