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Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids: Features a beehive, bees, and orange flowers plus “SAVE THE BEES” text. Includes paints, two brushes, and a hanging frame. Banner: PAINT BY NUMBER KIT, AGES 8 AND UP.
Close-up of the Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids, with acrylic paint pots, a canvas showing a bee-themed design, and a printed kit list—all set on a light green background for screen-free creative fun.
The Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids comes in a cylindrical brown tube with colorful, inspiring illustrations, encouraging screen-free creativity. Thoughtfully designed and ready for gifting, it makes a perfect kids’ art kit.
A person uses the Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids at a wooden table with paint pots, a brush, and colorful cards. Text on image reads: DESIGNED FOR ALL AGES. Encourages screen-free creativity for ages 8 to 108!.
A child paints circles with the Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids. Rolls of light-colored paper are nearby. SCREEN-FREE CREATIVITY—authentic, creative experiences for kids foster mindfulness and well-being.
The Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids features a beehive hanging from a branch, surrounded by bees and pink flowers with "Save the Bees" text—ideal for creative, screen-free fun or as part of an art kit.
Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids: Features a beehive, bees, and orange flowers plus “SAVE THE BEES” text. Includes paints, two brushes, and a hanging frame. Banner: PAINT BY NUMBER KIT, AGES 8 AND UP.

Unplug, unwind, and paint outside the lines of the digital world. The Petite Artisan Collection by Breathe People is a celebration of hands-on creativity, designed to help young artists explore focus, mindfulness, and joy through color.

Each 12 x 18" kit is thoughtfully crafted for children ages 8 and up—encouraging screen-free play and the satisfaction of making something truly their own.

Each kit includes:
• One 12 x 18" high-quality canvas paper
• Two natural wood paintbrushes
• A full set of numbered acrylic paints
• Step-by-step instructions and painting tips

Packaged in a vibrant, gift-ready box, these kits make beautiful presents for birthdays, holidays, or creative afternoons together. A perfect invitation to slow down and paint a little wonder into the world.

Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids

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Unplug, unwind, and paint outside the lines of the digital world. The Petite Artisan Collection by Breathe People is a celebration of hands-on creativity, designed to help young artists explore focus, mindfulness, and joy through color.

Each 12 x 18" kit is thoughtfully crafted for children ages 8 and up—encouraging screen-free play and the satisfaction of making something truly their own.

Each kit includes:
• One 12 x 18" high-quality canvas paper
• Two natural wood paintbrushes
• A full set of numbered acrylic paints
• Step-by-step instructions and painting tips

Packaged in a vibrant, gift-ready box, these kits make beautiful presents for birthdays, holidays, or creative afternoons together. A perfect invitation to slow down and paint a little wonder into the world.

Save the Bees Paint-by-Number Kit for Kids: Features a beehive, bees, and orange flowers plus “SAVE THE BEES” text. Includes paints, two brushes, and a hanging frame. Banner: PAINT BY NUMBER KIT, AGES 8 AND UP.

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