Foil Fun Letter & Number Stickers: No Mess Art for Ages 5+

Quick answer

Foil Fun Letter & Number Stickers let kids create sparkly greeting cards by pressing foil sheets onto pre-glued stickers. It's a no-mess art activity suitable for ages 5 and up.

How to use Foil Fun Letter & Number Stickers

1. Choose a greeting card and design: Pick one of the 10 cards included in the kit. Decide what message or decoration you want to add using the letter and number stickers. Common mistake: trying to place too many stickers on one card, which can make it look cluttered. Start with a simple design like a name or age number.
2. Peel and stick the letter or number stickers: Gently peel a sticker from the sheet and press it onto the card in your desired spot. The stickers have a clear adhesive layer. Common mistake: touching the adhesive with fingers, which reduces stickiness. Use the included tool or handle stickers by the edges. Work on a flat surface to keep stickers aligned.
3. Apply the foil sheet: Choose a foil color from the set. Place the foil sheet, color side up, over the sticker area. Use the stylus to rub firmly over the sticker. The foil transfers only to the sticker. Common mistake: rubbing too lightly, which leaves gaps in the foil coverage. Rub in one direction for even coverage.
4. Peel off the foil sheet: Carefully lift the foil sheet away from the card. The foil should stay on the sticker, leaving the surrounding card clean. Common mistake: peeling too fast, which can tear the foil or lift the sticker edge. Peel slowly at a 45-degree angle.
5. Repeat and display your card: Add more stickers and foil colors to complete your card. Once finished, let it dry for a minute (though it's usually instant). Then give it to someone special or display it. Common mistake: stacking cards before the foil is fully set, which can cause smudging. Store finished cards flat to keep the foil intact.

Product details

• Foil Fun: Letter & Number Stickers | No Mess Art Kit (ages 5+): Kids can create 10 unique cards for birthdays, thank you's, invitations, or just to say 'I love you'. This variety means your child can practice writing and spelling while making thoughtful gifts for family and friends.