PuffPen 3D Bubble Art Set

A drawing stays flat. That is fine until a child has done forty of them and wants the next one to do something the last one did not.

The PuffPen 3D Bubble Art Set makes the drawing rise off the page. Draw normally with the markers, warm the paper with a hairdryer for a few seconds, and the ink puffs up into raised, foamy 3D shapes you can run a finger over.

Six or twelve colours per set, about 10.5 cm each, with washable ink that rinses off skin and most surfaces.

Good to Know

🖍 Sets: 6 pens or 12 pens
📏 Pen size: about 10.5 × 1.5 cm
🌬 Activated by: a few seconds of heat from a hairdryer
🧼 Ink: washable, water-removable
📄 Works on: paper, card, fabric and crafts

Why You'll Love It

🎈 The Drawing Rises Up
Flat line, thirty seconds of warm air, and it swells into raised texture. Children watch it happen and immediately want to draw something else.

🌬 A Hairdryer Is All It Takes
No oven, no special lamp, nothing to buy. The thing that activates it is already in the bathroom.

🧼 Washable
It comes off hands, off the table and out of most fabric with water. Craft sessions with small children need that.

✋ You Can Feel It Afterwards
The finished picture is textured. For children who like things they can touch, that is a bigger draw than the colours.

✉️ It Makes Cards And Names
Raised lettering on a birthday card, puffy decorations on a gift tag, a name on a notebook. The applications multiply quickly.

✂️ Good For Scrapbooks
Raised detail on a page that is otherwise flat photographs. Plenty of the people buying these are adults, not children.

🌧 A Rainy-Day Job
Quiet, contained and genuinely absorbing. The kind of activity that fills a wet afternoon without a screen.

✍️ Fine Motor Practice
Holding a pen, drawing a shape and filling it in. All of it useful, none of it feeling like practice.

🎨 Twelve Colours Goes Further
The six-pen set is enough to try it. The twelve is the one for a child who draws every day.

🎁 An Unusual Present
Most children have felt tips. Almost none of them have pens that make the picture stand up.

How To Use Them

Draw on paper or card and let the ink sit for a moment. Hold a hairdryer on a warm setting about 10 cm away and move it steadily — the ink swells within a few seconds.

An adult should handle the hairdryer. Too much heat in one spot scorches the paper, and the puffed ink stays warm briefly after it rises.

Draw it flat, watch it rise 🎈