The Amazing Adventures of Me

Paint Pop Paint Sticks

We love getting creative and have all manner of resources to hand in our craft room at home, however one thing I am not a fan of is the cleaning up after a busy day of making stuff. This is where paint pop sticks come in and change the game.

Paint sticks work a little bit like a lipstick. They have a lid which pops off easily and then the base is twisted to bring the highly pigmented solid paint up in to the tube. Then you hold the sticks like you would a crayon or pencil and get creative.

They are just the right size for little hands to use, and very easy to work – the mechanism is intuitive and so Arlo didn’t need any direction but figured this out all on his own.

Good for dexterity

There are various different pack sizes you can get, from a six pack with the classic or metallic colours up to a large multi pack of 24 with neons, rainbow brights and metallics – all our now on Amazon.

Paint Pop Paint Sticks Fun Tub (RRP £12.99)


Each Fun Tub contains 20 Paint Pop Paint Sticks – 12 Classic, 6 Neon & 2 Metallic colours
• Practical storage solution, with carry handle for convenience – take them with you!
• Great value pack that makes for a fabulous gift!

Paint Pop Paint Sticks 24 Pack (RRP £14.99)


The 24 pack set contains 24 assorted Paint Pop Paint Sticks: 12 Classic, 6 Neon & 6 Metallic colours

Paint Pop Paint Sticks Giant Storage Tube (RRP £19.99)


The giant storage tube contains a mix of 30 paint sticks and is perfect for storing them all away until next time!

We tested the crayons out on windows
The creation station contents

Paint Pop Paint Sticks Creation Station (RRP £24.99)

The creation station is a fabulous introduction to paint sticks – it’s a fold up easel which comes with a six pack of crayons and a little purple monster cloth with Googly eyes.

The easel itself is double sided with a whiteboard which wipes clean and then a side with clips which you can attach a sheet of A4 paper to. The contrast in textures can be fun and we like to play a table top challenge where Arlo and I will describe something to each other and then draw it without the other seeing and then compare our drawings.

I enjoyed playing with the paint sticks too

The paint sticks are highly pigmented which means you do not need a lot of pressure to get a good vibrant colour from them. I find that the paint does have a little stickiness or tack to it but this dries very quickly and leaves a texture behind which is more paint like than crayon like.

Colour mixing

One thing we liked testing out was their ability to mix, Arlo loves testing out the primary colours to make secondary colours and we felt like they blended beautifully. Inside the box was a little pamphlet which gave some more creative ideas about blending, shading and potentially adding water to create more tones.

We give Paint Pop paint sticks a firm thumbs up and it’s exciting to have a Creation Station and a 24 pack here to give away to a lucky reader – just click the rafflecopter link below to enter

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