DIY Rubber Ducks - 12 Pc.
12 Piece(s)
#57/9225
Product Details
Kids will go quackers over these Do It Yourself Rubber Duckies! Add your own design to make these DIY crafts as unique and special as you! (1 dozen per unit) 2" Vinyl. We recommend using permanent markers, sold separately online. Duckies do not float upright.
Age Recommendation:
Ages 5 & Up: Containing medium-sized pieces with the occasional angular edge, these lightweight to sturdy crafts may require some assembly such as stringing beads or gluing items to create a 3-dimensional project.Specifications
- Grade
- Kindergarten , 1st Grade
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Customer Reviews
4.6/5.0
Grimalla
August 26, 2019
– Jackson, TN
Cute, they are sturdier than I expected.
I order two bags of these cute little guys. No imperfections except one seemed thinner. They are better than I expected. There is a learning curve when decorating. Paint strokes will show. Stickers need gluing. Some paintings should be lightly coated with fixative. They are so much fun to decorate that I just ordered more.
June 20, 2020
Verified Purchaser
Amazing Fun!
They float and sharpies work really well on them. Coated in decoupage they are amazing!!!! I don’t normally write reviews but these are so amazing!!!
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Questions & Answers 6 Questions
Has anyone tried to float these particular ducks? What was the outcome?
moonsmom |
January 26th, 2019
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BEST ANSWER: They DO float upright! In my previous review I posted that they didn't because, in the past , DIY ducks that I've bought haven't, but these ones do! And I got one of my ducks that I decorated with permanent marker and wet it. The marker stayed on if it just sat there, but then I scratched at it and it started to come off. So if you want to get them wet and you don't want the decoration to come off, I would definitely look at a sealer.
Are markers the best way to color these little guys, or what about any type of paint?
moonsmom |
January 26th, 2019
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BEST ANSWER: I would recommend permanent markers. If paint is in the water too long, it may soften and come off easier. The marker may come off as well, but is less likely. The other option would be to spray your duck with some sort of sealant after you decorate it. Just check the label to make sure the sealant is safe for rubber/plastics!
Can you seal a hole in the rubber duck with Elmer's glue?
Kim A. |
July 31st, 2022
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BEST ANSWER: Yes, you would be able to seal the hole with glue.StaffAugust 1st, 2022Staff
which sealant do you suggest to use on these ducks?
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January 27th, 2021
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BEST ANSWER: You would have to possibly google that question.StaffJanuary 28th, 2021Staff
What material are these ducks made of?
Brooklyn T. |
January 6th, 2021
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BEST ANSWER: These are vinyl.StaffJanuary 6th, 2021Staff
Can I get one rubber duck instead of one dozen?
Dorthea W. |
August 9th, 2020
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BEST ANSWER: This item is only sold by the dozen.StaffAugust 10th, 2020Staff
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