





Journey of Something, Stamp Kit - Cool Faces
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Fourteen wooden stamps, six ink pads, sixty-two stickers, and the question of what the silliest face you can make looks like.
The Cool Faces Stamp Kit is an open-ended character creation set: fourteen wooden stamps in three sizes cover everything needed to build a face — sunglasses, moustaches, silly hats, wide mouths, tiny noses, raised eyebrows, and more. Press them onto the 48-page face pad, add stickers, combine in whatever order seems funniest, and repeat. Six ink pads in different colours extend the options further. There are no wrong faces here — which is precisely what makes it a great activity for a wide age range. The wooden stamps are substantial enough to last through years of use, and the face pad gives forty-eight blank canvases to work through before a refill is needed.
- 6 small, 5 medium and 3 large wooden stamps; 6 ink pads in different colours
- 62 stickers and a 48-page face pad for endless combinations
- Elements include sunglasses, moustaches, silly hats, mouths, noses and more
- Open-ended creative play — no wrong faces, no wrong combinations
- Ages 6 and up; designed in Melbourne by Journey of Something
Journey of Something was founded in Melbourne in 2017 by Nicola and Lauren — a lawyer and a graphic designer with a shared love of art, games, and design. Female-founded and Australian-owned, the brand collaborates with artists from Australia and beyond to create beautifully designed, screen-free games, puzzles, and activity kits for children and adults.
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