Scribbles Neon Finger Paint & Roller Kit – 6 Permanent Fabric Paints, Washes Off Skin, Non-Toxic

The Scribbles Finger Paint & Roller Kit gives kids a hands-on way to create on fabric using six neon colors and a built-in roller. These water-based paints are non-toxic and wash off skin with soap and water, but once dry on fabric they become permanent and machine washable. The kit works best on light-colored fabrics, making it a good choice for decorating T-shirts, tote bags, or pillowcases at parties, play dates, or school projects.

How does the paint stay on fabric but wash off skin?

The paint is designed to be water-soluble while wet, so it rinses off skin easily. On fabric, the paint bonds as it dries and becomes permanent after heat-setting (ironing). Once set, the painted fabric can be machine washed without fading. The included roller helps spread paint evenly on fabric, though kids can also use their fingers for more textured results.

What you get in the kit

• 6 neon finger paints (neon pink, green, yellow, orange, blue, and purple)
• 1 paint roller for even application
• All paints are non-toxic and kid safe
• Paints dry to a matte finish
• Total volume: 4.44 fluid ounces (22 milliliters per color)

Can you mix the colors?

Yes, the paints can be mixed together to create new shades. Because they are water-based, they blend easily while wet. This allows kids to experiment with color mixing and create custom neon hues.

What kind of projects work best?

Because the paint is permanent on fabric and machine washable, it suits projects that will be worn or used often. Common uses include decorating T-shirts, canvas shoes, aprons, and tote bags. The kit is also popular for party activities, school art projects, and making personalized gifts. Since it works best on light fabrics, dark materials may not show the neon colors as vividly.

Is it safe for young children?

The paints are labeled non-toxic and kid safe, but adult supervision is recommended during use. The paint washes off skin easily, so cleanup after play is simple. As with any art material, avoid contact with eyes and do not ingest.