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• The DIY Plaster party pack is priced per child which includes:
  • 2 plasters per child (One large plaster and one small plaster)
  • High quality Acrylic paint
  • Paint brushes
  • Foam trays to place plasters in
  • Glitters
  • and water containers
• We will accept your plaster party pack order via phone or email
• We will request a deposit to confirm the order and the balance can then be paid upon pickup
• You can choose to purchase as many plasters as you require from a random selection of plasters. If you prefer you can also purchase the plasters individually.
• Purchase the DIY plaster party pack. It is fantastic value and great entertainment.

Plasters can be purchased individually or in a party pack, the difference is, the party pack you will receive an extra plaster (small), paints, paint brushes, trays, etc whereas if purchased individually, you are purchasing thelarge plaster mould only.

Take Note: We have found from experience that the only time you will find children to voluntarily quieten down is when they are painting plaster moulds... you will be amazed!

Plaster Mould Painting

Allow your child to explore their creative talent and let their imagination go wild with Plastermania's fun and exciting range of plaster mould designs and figurines.

Plastermania provides carefully selected high quality plaster moulds therefore there is no need to kiln, just paint and go, which is why they are perfect for childrens' parties. Kids love painting plasters... just ask them!!

Why do children enjoy painting?

Children find painting a delight and quite an entertaining activity. The great thing a child enjoy's about painting is that to them, their work is truly a masterpiece, even if one cannot interpret the child's design. In addition, as with most children's arts and crafts activities, painting focuses around developing a child's motor skills, concentration, colour recognition and pattern design. Painting allows a child to think outside the square where even the things they utilise to paint their pieces of art do not necessarily have to be a paint brush. This can also include the use of different types of paint, painting different surfaces, using templates or stencils or even using different parts of the their bodies (hands, feet, arms etc) to create shapes from paint. Children painting can also be a great way for them to experiment, learn cause and affect, learn about colours and how they mix to make other colours.