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Use the included paint pens on the special 3D expanding paper to create raised, touchable artwork — perfect for kids’ crafts, fridge magnets, keychains, cards, and handmade gifts.
Matching Pens Made for the 3D paper
Expanding Paper Turns drawings dimensional
DIY Gift Crafts Magnets, charms & cards
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[Magic 3D Art] -- Simply draw on the paper and watch as your designs magically puff up when you apply water with a damp brush. This special foam material reacts to moisture, adding a fun, three-dimensional twist to your creations.
[Endless Fun] -- Whether you're looking for a lighthearted activity or a creative project to keep kids engaged, this puffy texture paper is the perfect choice. It’s an ideal gift and a great way to indulge in some self-care through art.
【Wide Application】-- Perfect for arts and crafts, school projects, coloring, stamping, and creating personalized greeting cards or posters. This paper is compatible with any type of drawing tool—just add water to see the magic happen!
【Easy To Use】-- Draw anything you like on the paper or any surface, then gently apply water with a damp brush to see your artwork transform into a puffy masterpiece!
Step 1: Draw your desired design on the paper, or paint directly using gouache for vibrant colours.
Step 2: Use a damp brush to apply water and watch the magic happen as your artwork puffs up.
Step 3: Share your DIY creation with friends and family for extra fun!
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See how kids, parents, and craft lovers turn simple outlines into textured charms, fridge magnets, keychains, cards, and cute handmade gifts.
My son drew the dinosaur first, then we built up the green texture with the pens. After it dried, we turned it into a backpack charm and he was so proud of it.
The unicorn was our favorite. The colors stayed bright, and the raised texture made it look like a little handmade toy instead of just a flat drawing.
We started with simple food outlines and made a whole set of fridge magnets. The ice cream, burger, and cupcake came out really cute.
This was easier for my kids than paint because they could follow the outline slowly. It keeps them focused and the finished texture feels really fun.
The dinosaur page looked simple at first, but once the 3D colors dried it looked like a little raised art board. Great rainy-day activity.
I used them to make a few cute fridge magnets. The ice cream and star turned out adorable, and the texture makes them look store-bought.
Bought this as a gift and ended up ordering another set. It feels more creative than regular markers because kids can actually build texture.
The sheep project was perfect for testing texture. The white puff effect made the wool look soft and raised, and it dried better than I expected.
This kept my kids busy for a long time. They liked choosing colors and checking the texture after it dried.
Really fun result. The burger layers looked awesome when finished. Fine edges take a little practice, but the texture effect is worth it.
It took me one project to get used to the flow, but after that it was easy. Animal shapes are the most fun because the texture makes them look soft.
The lamb came out so cute. I used more white on the body to make it look fluffy, and the texture really shows when you hold it.
We made little magnets for the refrigerator. They add color to the kitchen and feel much more personal than store-bought magnets.
We made the duck together and the before-and-after was so satisfying. The raised flowers and fluffy body made it feel like a real craft piece.
Nice for family craft time. We used it after dinner and everyone made a small design. It feels relaxing and creative.
The food designs were surprisingly easy. My kids made a pizza, a strawberry, and a tiny cookie shape without getting frustrated.
Less messy than I expected. We put paper underneath and the kids could work on their own designs pretty independently.
We made small animal tags for backpacks and lunch bags. The raised finish makes them feel more special than regular stickers.
Very fun once you get the hang of it. I would start with bigger shapes before trying tiny details.
Gave this to my niece and she immediately wanted to make the sheep and duck designs. It feels like a craft kit, not just pens.
We made snack magnets for the fridge. The burger and ice cream shapes were the biggest hit in our house.
