Paint Brushes/Rollers & Accessories

Creativity Street Beginner Paint Brushes feature short handles that are great for small hands. The 7-1/2" diameter handles are also brightly colored and made of plastic. They are ideal for small hands between the ages of 3 to 9 years old. Handles are color-coded to match Color-Coded Spill-proof Paint Cups (sold separately) to help teach color recognition. Handle colors include red, yellow, blue, green, orange, brown, white, turquoise, black and purple. Paint brushes also have natural hog bristles held by seamless aluminum ferrules.

Classroom pack of foam brushes is a great addition to your classroom or craft area. Set contains 10 each of 1-1/2" wide foam brushes, 10 each of 2" wide foam brushes, 10 each of 3" wide foam brushes and 10 each of 3" wide foam rollers. Durable foam is easy to clean. Easy-to-grasp plastic handles have built-in storage loops.

Camel Hair Paint Brushes feature camel hair blend set in seamless aluminum ferrules on coated medium-length handles. They are ideal for watercolor and other detailed painting. Convenient, reusable canister includes 12 each of sizes No. 2, No. 4, No 6, No. 8, No. 10 and No. 12. Brushes are designed for children ages 3 and up.

Multimedia brush set is great for learning different techniques. It contains 24 total brushes with three different types of brush hairs and four different brush shapes. They can be used with watercolors, oils, temperas and acrylics as well as with decorative painting. Set includes eight golden nylon bristle brushes (five flats, one angular and two tapered); eight natural white bristle brushes (four rounds and four flats); and eight camel hair bristle brushes (three tapered, two flats and three brights).

Brush set features a variety of sizes to let children learn different techniques and brush strokes. Brushes feature brightly colored handles made of acrylic. Use these brushes with watercolors, oils, tempera paint and acrylics. Round brushes are excellent for detailed work. Flat brushes are perfect for covering large areas and creating fine lines.