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Draw Your Creation
Use the colourful FloatArt™ markers to draw your favourite pictures and designs directly onto the included spoon.
Dip It & Watch It Float
Gently lower the spoon into water and watch as your colourful drawing lifts away and magically begins floating on the surface.
Wipe Clean & Create Again
When you're ready for something new, simply wipe the spoon clean and start again. Choose from 8 or 12 colourful markers for endless creative designs.
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| Queensland | 3 to 7 Days |
| New South Wales | 4 to 8 Days |
| Victoria | 5 to 8 Days |
| Western Australia | 5 to 8 Days |
| South Australia | 5 to 8 Days |
| Northern Territory | 5 to 8 Days |
| Tasmania | 5 to 8 Days |
| New Zealand | 5 to 8 Days |
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 658 reviews.
This was a huge hit with my daughter. She was fascinated the first time she dipped the spoon into the water and watched her little drawing float away. Since then she’s been making animals, faces and all sorts of random designs. It’s simple but somehow keeps her entertained for ages.
Such a cool idea!
Bought this for my two kids and they spent most of the afternoon making different pictures and seeing which ones would float. They loved experimenting with all the different colours and designs. I also like that you can just wipe the spoon clean and start again instead of going through heaps of paper.
Really easy to use and surprisingly entertaining.
Such a fun little activity. My daughter couldn’t believe it when her drawing actually lifted off the spoon and started floating on the water.
The kids were amazed!
On the first try, the cousins used the spoon without much help. The water trick made ordinary doodles more exciting, and everyone wanted to try a different design.
Our oldest drew a different picture every turn on a slow afternoon; the floating part kept everyone watching.
We used it before dinner happily
The cousins kept changing the marker colours during craft time. The reset between drawings was straightforward, which made it a good screen-free activity.
My niece experimented with thicker and thinner lines before bedtime; the reusable spoon made another turn easy.
My brother's kids tried smaller pictures first after breakfast; the drawing lifted onto the water cleanly.
After school, the reusable spoon made another turn easy; my younger one kept changing the marker colours.
A neat activity
Kids can experiment without wasting paper
Creative and reusable
Before dinner, the kids tried smaller pictures first, and the floating part kept everyone watching.
My sister's kids combined several marker colours on a rainy afternoon, then the floating picture looked surprisingly convincing. And it turned into a little drawing competition.
After opening the box, the reset between drawings was straightforward; our preschooler drew names and little symbols.
The kids kept changing the marker colours while we made lunch; the whole process was simple to repeat.
At the kitchen table, the birthday boy drew names and little symbols. The floating effect got an instant reaction, so the novelty lasted beyond the first try.
The wipe-clean setup kept the activity moving while my brother's kids kept testing what would float during a playdate; and the kids kept coming back to it.
Instant favourite
My daughter combined several marker colours during a family visit; the floating effect got an instant reaction.
Great gift for creative kids
On Sunday morning, our youngest experimented with thicker and thinner lines; the different colours encouraged more experimenting and the finished effect looked better than expected.
Really easy to wipe and restart
The kids tested simple faces and shapes after opening the box, then the water reveal made each picture feel special. So they kept testing new ideas.
The colours look bright on the surface
The birthday boy experimented with thicker and thinner lines after breakfast; the floating picture looked surprisingly convincing.
The spoon made the activity easy to restart while my son started with simple circles and faces before bedtime; and the kids kept coming back to it.
My daughter drew tiny animals on the spoon during screen-free time; the different colours encouraged more experimenting.
My nephew kept testing what would float on Sunday morning, then the floating picture looked surprisingly convincing. And the first reveal got plenty of laughs.
Easy to bring out after school
During quiet time, our youngest took turns making surprise drawings, and the different colours encouraged more experimenting.
Our preschooler drew a different picture every turn before dinner; the water trick made ordinary doodles more exciting.
The reusable design makes repeat play easy
A proper hit
At the kitchen table, the birthday boy used the spoon without much help; the different colours encouraged more experimenting and the first reveal got plenty of laughs.
Fun without clutter
