Multi-Project Craft Sets for Bigger Batches
Klever Kits sit next to the Klutz range on most families’ shelves and answer a slightly different question. Where a Klutz kit is one book and one theme, a Klever Kits box is usually a set of the same project repeated — sixteen gem paintings, four wooden race cars, a tray of foil art boards — which makes them the ones that come out for a group, a party or a wet week of school holidays.
The materials are generous and the finishes are loud: glow-in-the-dark paint, metallic foil, glitter gems, string art nails and pegboards. Nothing needs a craft shop, and the instruction sheets are picture-led rather than text-heavy, so the reading age barely matters.
Below are the Klever Kits currently in stock, from rock painting and dot art through to a 3D moon night light, a plush keychain kit and a microscope explorer set. Tap any card for the live listing with today’s price and age rating.
Klever Kits 16-Project Gem Painting Kit
Klever Kits Glow-in-the-Dark Rock Painting Kit
Klever Kits Foil Art Kit for Kids
Klever Kits Dot Art Kit for Kids
Klever Kits 3D String Art Kit for Kids
Klever Kits DIY 3D Moon Night Light
Klever Kits 4 DIY Wooden Race Cars
Klever Kits 3-in-1 Dinosaur Fossil Dig Kit
Klever Kits My First Kids Sewing Kit
Klever Kits 400+ Piece Fashion Design Kit
Klever Kits DIY Plush Keychain Craft Kit
Klever Kits DIY Wooden Aircraft Kit
How Klever Kits Compare to Klutz
Klutz gives you a book and a technique; Klever Kits gives you volume. If the child in question wants to be taught something — a stitch, a fold, a wiring diagram — the Klutz kits do it better, because the instruction book is the product. If they want to make sixteen of something with a friend, Klever Kits is the better buy per hour.
The two also split by mess. Klever Kits leans into paint, glitter and glue, so a covered table helps; the Klutz craft kits are mostly dry work with clay, felt and paper. Several Klever sets — the dot art and foil art kits especially — are close to mess-free, and those are the ones worth looking at first if the crafting happens on a carpet.
Klever Kits — FAQs
Klever Kits is a children’s arts-and-crafts brand that makes complete multi-project craft sets — rock painting, gem painting, foil art, dot art, 3D string art, wooden build-and-paint kits and science explorer sets. Each box includes the materials and picture-led instructions for every project it advertises. It is a separate company from Klutz; both are covered here because families shop them together.
Most are aimed at roughly six to twelve, with the simpler painting and dot art sets working from around four with help, and the string art and microscope kits suiting eight and up. Every listing carries the manufacturer’s own age rating and states the number of projects included, which is usually the better guide to whether a set will hold a particular child’s attention.
That is their strongest use. Because most boxes contain the same project several times over — sixteen gem paintings, four race cars, multiple foil art boards — one kit covers a small group without anyone waiting for a turn. Check the project count on the listing against the number of children before buying.
It varies by set. The rock painting, gem painting and wooden painting kits use real acrylic paint and want a covered surface. The foil art, dot art and plush keychain kits are close to mess-free — peel, press or stick rather than paint. If mess is the deciding factor, the product photos on each listing show exactly what the process involves.
One Box, Sixteen Projects
Rock painting, foil art, string art and glow-in-the-dark sets — see the Klever Kits range currently in stock.