Hands Craft: DIY Miniature House Kits & 3D Wooden Puzzles

Hands Craft | Farm Animals

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$8.99 $17.99 In stock

Category: under $20

Assortment of 6 DIY 3D wooden farm animal puzzles. Bundle pack includes a pig, goat, rooster, horse, rabbit, and sheep.

[STIMULATING ACTIVITY] This is a great gift for all kids who like to engage in STEM learning with the best interactive materials available. Stimulates creativity, focus, fine motor skills, and patience. No tools or glue are required.

 [PERFECT GIFT] A great gift for birthdays, Christmas/holidays, or another occasion!

[HIGH QUALITY] Each puzzle has easy-to-punch-out pieces from sheets of safe, non-toxic plywood with grooved edges to make it as safe as possible for children!

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No two builds are exactly alike, and that unique journey of creation is what makes our kits so rewarding. Everyone's building journey is different, we strive to provide the best to accommodate all. Whether you are a master modeler seeking your next complex challenge or a beginner looking for a welcoming place to start, our collection is curated to ensure that anyone, regardless of age or skill level, can find a project that sparks their creativity and fits their lifestyle.



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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas B. ★★★★★

The pieces fit together so snugly that even my impatient 7-year-old could snap them in place without frustration. We built the rooster and horse in one sitting, and I was impressed by how sturdy they feel once assembled. Perfect little project for a rainy afternoon.

Christopher B. ★★★★★

Je l'ai acheté pour une activité d'après-midi pluvieuse, et les six animaux en bois se sont révélés parfaits pour mes enfants de 5 et 8 ans. Le cheval et le coq demandaient un peu plus de patience, mais ils ont adoré monter les pièces sans colle et les exposer ensuite. La variété du lot leur a permi

Miles ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to build the horse first, so we ended up doing all six over two rainy afternoons. The pieces fit snugly without glue, and the pig’s little snout actually made me laugh when it clicked into place.