Todd Oldham, the author of 'Kid Made Modern,' a colorful book for children on creating arts and crafts, has teamed up with large chain retailer Target on a product line of children's DIY kits and art supplies that put a fresh and offbeat twist on classic craft kits.
The Kid Made Modern product line, available this May, will offer children affordable craft kits, art supplies, activity sets and more for a unique and creative experience. These kits will give children and parents creative activities to do together, such as make a colorful comic book or use the line's funky colorful beads and felt to create strings of bracelets and necklaces. Other items included in the Kid Made Modern collection are neon-printed duct tape and a giant crayon containing 64 different colors in one!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- DIY Craft Kits
- The rise of DIY craft kits presents the opportunity for businesses to create innovative, all-in-one kits that offer unique and creative experiences for children.
- Collaborations with Authors
- Partnering with authors like Todd Oldham can lead to the development of product lines that combine storytelling and creativity, appealing to a broader audience.
- Offbeat Twist on Classic Craft Kits
- Incorporating offbeat and unconventional elements into classic craft kits can disrupt the market and attract customers looking for unique and engaging products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the popularity of creative craft kits by offering a wide range of unique and affordable options that cater to different artistic interests.
- Publishing
- Publishers can explore collaborations with authors to create product lines that combine books with creative activities, opening up new revenue streams and engaging young readers.
- Art Supplies
- Art supply manufacturers can innovate by introducing unconventional materials and tools that allow children to explore their creativity in new and exciting ways.
