Coded Embroidery is a creative educational game for children aged 6 and over that develops fine motor skills, memory, creativity, and visual imagination. Children thread cords through a wooden board according to color-coded templates and create impressive picture designs.
Creating with color codes
Colored holes in the wooden board and clear instruction cards help children easily follow the process and create each design step by step.
Developing fine motor skills
Threading the cords supports precise hand movements, hand-eye coordination, concentration, and patience while creating.
Designs with varying difficulty levels
The set includes templates ranging from simple to more challenging, allowing children to gradually develop their skills and gain confidence.
Discover the fun world of creating with the Coded Embroidery game. A perforated wooden board with color-coded holes guides children as they thread cords according to the design cards. Start with simpler patterns and progress to more challenging ones, transforming color codes into original pictures.
Once the design is complete, simply turn over the card and compare the finished creation with the correct solution. The game naturally trains concentration, patience, hand-eye coordination, and the ability to follow visual instructions.
- 20 design cards with gradually increasing difficulty
- 2 long cords for comfortable threading
- Durable wooden board for repeated play
- Suitable for children aged 6 and over
Specifications
- Product type
- Creative educational game
- Recommended age
- 6 years and over
- Board material
- Wood
- Board dimensions
- 21 × 21 cm
- Number of cords
- 2 pieces
- Cord length
- 150 cm
- Number of design cards
- 20 pieces
- Card dimensions
- 10 × 10 cm
- Difficulty
- From simpler to more challenging designs
- Skills developed
- Memory, creativity, visual imagination, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination
- Warning
- Not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts that may be inhaled or swallowed. Choking hazard. Follow the pictograms.
