Flowers made from the homemade fabric pieces. Pieces are about an inch long each.
Flowers – DIY Braid Mosaic
Category: Mosaics – Plastic, Polymers, Cloth (Iotobo, Fractiles)
These kits with flexible magnetic pieces allow you to create 2D pictures and ornaments on a flat surface. However, they still may be assembled in different ways, and children may express endless creativity with them.
Peaceable Kingdom Dinosaur Escape Shiny Mosaics – Patterns
You can assemble the pieces in any way you want, but the set also offers some patterns you can fill with suitable pieces. All pattern cards, of course, are prehistoric animals.
Peaceable Kingdom Dinosaur Escape Shiny Mosaics
The Peaceable Kingdom have many Shiny Mosaics sets – foam magnetic mosaic sets with bright, colorful pieces. This particular set is dinosaur-themed, and has according pattern fictures you can fill the mosaic pieces.
African Motifs
One of the pictures you can make from the Iotobo Maxi set – 200 parts, 12 colors, 3 shapes, 2 sizes of parts 35 mm and 20 mm. The manufacturer offers 170 designs to make. The set includes a magnetic board.
The Samurai
Another picture made from French Iotobo mosaic.
Iotobo Owl
Made from Iotobo mosaic. Owls are favorite theme of art in our family.
The Flower
This is an interesting, non-standard mosaic. There are options for toddlers, but we chose the Travel option for older children. Slim white tin box with 100 parts in 6 colors for improvisations. The manufacturer propose to assemble 90(!) different pictures. The length of the pieces is 35 mm and 20 mm.
The Ocean
An option for fans of non-standard mosaics Iotobo Maxi – 200 parts in 12 colors – for large-scale work. The set includes a magnetic board.
Joy Dynasty Mosaic – Drawing
A board in this magnetic mosaic set is an interesting one – you can draw nad make mosaics on the same surface. The set includes 3 markers, so you can draw and wipe right away.
Discovery Toys Mosaic Mysteries
This is a magnet mosaic set made by Discovery Toys. It offers you to build geometrical patterns in a hexagonal tray, using identical pieces. It looks limple at first, but allows kids to build some truly fascinating and beautiful patterns.
