Children's brushes

Design and Materials

Children's brushes are typically made with wider grips, often with an ergonomic shape that makes them easier for small hands to hold. The handle is often made of plastic or wood and is durable to withstand repeated use. The brush bristles are soft and sturdy, often made of synthetic materials that hold up to many different types of paints, including watercolors, acrylics and finger paints.

Sizes and shapes

Brushes for kids come in many different sizes and shapes at Stelling. From wide, flat brushes to larger color surfaces for the finer, round brushes to more detailed paintings. This variety allows children to experiment with different techniques and explore their creative boundaries. Wide brushes are especially great for younger children as they make it easy to cover large areas quickly, while the narrow brushes can introduce older children to more precise and detailed artwork.

Developing Creativity and Motor Skills

Painting with children's brushes is not only a fun activity - it's also an important part of child development. When children use brushes, they work on their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. They learn to control their movements and create different visual expressions, strengthening their ability to think in pictures and solve problems creatively.

Easy to clean

One of the great advantages of children's brushes is that they are often easy to clean. Many kids' brushes are designed to be rinsed clean under water after use, making them convenient for both kids and parents. This also means that kids can use their brushes over and over again, making them an economical and sustainable solution in the creative workshop.

A World of Possibilities

With kids' brushes, children can dive into a world of color and create their own works of art. Whether painting landscapes, animals or abstract patterns, the brushes allow them to express their imagination in a physical and visually appealing way.