Museum Mosaics : Smithsonian Butterflies: Create Works of Art from the World's Greatest Museums—with Stickers!

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The Museum Mosaics series presents more than a dozen exclusive sticker-by-number projects of rare and exotic butterflies from the Smithsonian Museum!The Smithsonian Museum, home to millions of artifacts, is also home to some of the most beautiful drawings and paintings of butterflies ever made. Now, for the first time, you can recreate more than a dozen of these stunning works of art with stickers! Each project features paintings and sketches of colorful and exotic butterflies from North America and throughout the world, recreated on heavy cardstock with hundreds of exquisite poly-art stickers. Just peel a numbered sticker from the sheet, place it in its corresponding space, and watch these gorgeous butterflies come to life. It's the most relaxing and satisfying way to create a beautiful piece of art!About the Museum Mosaics seriesWorks of art from the world’s greatest museums are yours to create, with the Museum Mosaics series. Each Museum Mosaics book features more than a dozen exclusive paintings, drawings, and more from the collection of a single museum—works that have never appeared in sticker books, until now! These stunning, detailed sticker-by-number projects, each with more than 100 stickers in unique shapes and patterns, also feature clear instructions, and information about the work of art. And the cardstock pages are perforated, so once your masterpiece is complete you can frame it, hang it, and create your own gallery. Never has creating art been more satisfying, relaxing, and easy!MESS-FREE FUN: Create fun, colorful art suitable for framing—without the mess of paints or markers—and watch a beautiful bird-filled scene come to life before your very eyes.PERFECT FOR ALL AGES: Includes easy-to-follow instructions, making this a perfect activity book for crafters and butterfly enthusiasts of any age.ENJOY EXCLUSIVE WORKS OF ART of butterflies from around the world from the Smithsonian Institution’s Biodiversity Heritage Library.