My mom used to try to keep turtles in an enclosed garden area, but they’re pretty good at escaping and fleeing the scene, but here’s a Paint Your Own Stepping Stone turtle that won’t actually run from you and is quite content to stay where you put it.
…We really did have about three turtles escape on us though.
- EXPRESS YOUR CREATIVITY: Paint Your Own Stepping Stones from MindWare are part of the bestselling PYO painting sets! They are ready to paint right out of the box: simply paint, bake and display!
- TURTLE MOSAIC: This adorable mosaic turtle stepping stone makes a great gift for a friend, family member, or yourself!
- OUTDOOR PAINTING KITS: Create outdoor décor with your own creative touch! Bake stones for a weather-resistant finish. Stones are meant for outside and can be stepped on; make several for a garden mosaic path!
- PAINTING GUIDE: These painting crafts for kids come with 12 vibrant paints for endless creativity— mix, blend and add custom color accents. The Color Guide has tips on color mixing and includes a planning template.
- INCLUDES: 10” x 9” weather-resistant cement stone, 12 paints, a paint brush and Full-Color Guide. Stones are not meant for rough play as they may break. (For ages 8 and up)
Is this Paint Your Own Stepping Stone worthy of me?
I don’t think I ever had the chance to painting a large stepping stone like this, but I remember painting flower pots that were placed around the garden. We still have those, actually.
My mom didn’t really focus on a garden all that much as a kid or it was in an area that was too tight-quarters for something as big as one of these painting stones.
But these days, a paint your own stepping stone would fit well in a garden area around the house. Except it’s a bit out of sight. Not much of a deal when the family wants to see it more than showing it to outsiders that come around the house.
This turtle–and many others of the like–are perfect for getting kids to focus on something.
Don’t want them in the house watching TV or playing video games? Get them something they can show their creativity with. And with these, they don’t have to stick with specific color schemes. They get to choose the colors they want, and the designs they choose.
So for gardens with blank space, I feel like this would be worthy.
And if you’ve got kids with imagination that love the arts, it’s another worthy product.
How did we find this product?
I can’t say exactly what I was up to when I found this stepping stone, but I’m pretty sure I was looking for garden sculptures. After seeing some stepping stone, I focused on looking at them and this must’ve come up.
