"Black Cat Club" – Wooden Paint by Numbers Set of 6 Mini Boards

"Black Cat Club" – Wooden Paint by Numbers Set of 6 Mini Boards

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★★★★★ 4.8 327 verified reviews
Everything included — boards, paints, brushes
Hours of screen-free afternoons
Painted by their hands, hung with pride
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Black Cat Club wooden paint by numbers set of 6 mini boards

"Black Cat Club" – Wooden Paint by Numbers Set of 6 Mini Boards

Regular price £59.90
Regular price £59.90 Sale price £64.90
SAVE 7% Sold out
What’s in the box
6 wooden boardsnumbered, ready to paint
Numbered paint potspre-matched, no mixing
3 brushesfine to broad
Colour guidestep by step
Boards lie flatno curling corners
Zero skill neededthe numbers decide
Shipping & delivery
🚚Free delivery on every order — no minimum spend.
📦Arrives within 7–10 days after you order.
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All-in-one set

Everything in the box

Open it after school — nothing else to buy.

Everything included in the "Black Cat Club" – Wooden Paint by Numbers Set of 6 Mini Boards
6
Numbered wooden boardssolid, flat, ready to paint
1:1
Matched paint potsone per number — no mixing, no mess
3
Precision brushesfine to broad
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Colour guidefollow the numbers
How it works

Find the number. Fill the shape.

Every zone has a number. Every pot matches one.

Step onePick today’s board

Six designs — they start with the one that pulls them.

Step twoPaint zone by zone

Number 7 gets paint 7. The board decides — no wrong moves, no frustration.

Step threeUp on the wall

Done in an afternoon or two — straight above the bed.

From numbered canvas board to finished painting
Screen-freeNo skill neededCalm handsMade by hand
Why it sticks

Six small boards beat one big screen

Finishing is the whole trick.

1

Small gesture

Find the number, fill the shape. No blank page, no “I can’t draw”.

2

Small win

Every finished board goes up on the bedroom wall — proof they made something real.

3

One more

One more zone, one more board. The same pull as the screen — reversed.

We call it the reverse scroll — every “one more” adds up to something real instead of another hour on the tablet.
Customer reviews

What families do with their six boards

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Emma B.Sheffield · 2 weeks ago
★★★★★

Bought it for half term after one too many iPad rows. She did the first board that same afternoon and asked for “one more” — at me, not at the tablet. Small miracle.

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Claire H.Norwich · 1 month ago
★★★★★

Got 2 sets so the boys have one each — no taking turns, no squabbling. Two rainy Saturdays of actual quiet at the kitchen table. The numbered pots mean zero mess to set up.

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Gemma R.Leeds · 3 weeks ago
★★★★★

Present from grandma. A month later there are six little paintings above her bed and she gives every visitor the tour. She never used to finish anything.

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Tom W.Manchester · 2 months ago
★★★★★

We do one board each after tea, my 9-year-old and me. No skill involved — the numbers do the deciding — which is exactly why it works for both of us.

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Katie S.Bristol · 3 weeks ago
★★★★

Really good kit — solid little boards, generous pots. One star off because the tiniest zones needed my help with the fine brush. Wall now has six little paintings on it though.

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Sophie D.Cardiff · 1 week ago
★★★★★

First thing that’s properly competed with YouTube in this house. She doesn’t get frustrated because the board tells her what goes where. We’re on set two.

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Frequently asked questions

If we've forgotten something, write to us — we reply in under 24h.

Does my child need to know how to paint?
No — and that's the point. Every zone of every board is numbered, and every pot of paint carries the matching number. They fill zone 7 with paint 7. The board does the deciding — the result comes out right even for a first-ever brush.
Will it actually hold their attention?
That's the fair question — most toys last half an hour against a screen. This one runs on a different loop: find the number, fill the shape, see the picture appear under their own brush. Each board is small enough to finish in an afternoon, and finishing one is what pulls the next. And if they put it down, the box waits — without notifications.
What paints and brushes are included?
Small pre-mixed acrylic pots — one per numbered colour, so there's no mixing and no mess — plus 3 brushes from fine to broad and a step-by-step colour guide.
Is it only for children?
Not at all. Plenty of the designs are made for grown-ups — many families paint side by side, one board each. No experience needed at any age.
How long does a set keep them busy?
Most boards take an afternoon or an evening — so a set is a couple of weeks of screen-free time, at their own pace. The box waits, without notifications, exactly where they left it.
Does it make a good gift?
It's an easy one to give: a themed box of six little paintings, nothing else to buy, no skill asked of anyone — just a free afternoon. Grandparents tell us it's their favourite trick.