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These pens DO NOT work as advertised! I bought these for my son to create floating fish with and they do not work. I shall be using them just as wipeboard markers, but a real shame since they are advertised and promote being able to create floating fish (or whatever other drawings you wish you create). Do not buy if you’re looking for pens to create floating fish with. I have since bought some ‘Expo’ wipeboard pens and they work brilliantly in comparison to these.

🥄You get 12 different coloured pens and a plastic spoon🥄There's no instructions but it's simple enough to use🥄Draw what you would like onto the back of the spoon🥄Have a bowl of water - gently touch the spoon into the water and where the start of your image/ words are wiggle the spoon a little and continue to submerge into the water and you will find what you drew floating in the water🥄We of course had to go for doing little fish first - it's lots of fun - can take a little practise to get the spoon at just the right angle to come off into the water

These "magic" pens arrived in a resealable cellophane bag alongside a ceramic spoon.Essentially the pack contains 12 whiteboard pens in a selection of colours. When you use these on the back of the spoon the drawing will slide off, when you place the spoon in water.It's not especially magical to be honest. The drawings need to be in one piece, try drawing a face and the eyes, nose, mouth will all float off in different directions. The pens are colourful but the colours are not very strong, once in the water they become positively wishy washy and don't really stand out at all.At £9.99, at time of review, it's a bit pricey and I won't be using this as a "magical" activity. They will get used as whiteboard pens though so all is not wasted.

Presented in a clear plastic case there are 12 coloured drawing pens and a small white spoon.You can colour and draw with these pens on different surfaces such as paper, a whiteboard, on smooth surfaces such as glass and ceramics.Then there is the magic part, you draw on the spoon and wait for a couple of seconds and when dry tilt the spoon at 45 degrees and lower into some water and what you have drawn will float off the spoon by itself, kids will love to see their designs floating in the water.A fun set of pens for 3 years +.

Didn't work like demonstrating in ad.

Wouldn’t give to kids even if they were free as disappointment on my kids faces spoke a thousand words.Photos make it look so easy but you’re actually trying to scrape the drawings from the spoons then the drawing folds or breaks up. North worth the disappointment…sorry

The media could not be loaded. I doubted this would work, but to my amazement, it actually worked. The pack didn’t come with any instructions. But it is very simple. You have 12 colours to choose from. You draw anything on the back of the ceramic spoon, slowing dip the spoon into the water and watch the drawing start to float. You must move it slowly as the drawing comes off the spoon. Then watch the drawing float.The issue is, what then?? Definitely something cool to do and watch. But once in the water, I have limited thoughts on what ti do next. A temporary tattoo was the best I came up with. Despite this, we still had fun to be honest.

No stars. They didn’t work. Pictures stayed on the spoon. No instructions so returned for refund. Had a very disappointed 5 year old