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Play-Doh is releasing an adult ACOTAR flower bouquet kit — how to buy yours

Play-Doh just unveiled an adult floral craft kit inspired by Sarah J. Maas's 'A Court of Thorns and Roses.' Preorders are live now for $49.99.

Play-Doh is releasing an adult ACOTAR flower bouquet kit — how to buy yours

Hasbro has introduced an adult Blooms by Play-Doh craft kit specifically for fans of Sarah J. Maas' A Court of Thorns and Roses series. The $49.99 set lets crafters aged 17 and up construct a 15-flower ACOTAR bouquet, complete with a vase styled after the series' book covers and a miniature Truth-Teller dagger.

Preorders for the Blooms by Play-Doh ACOTAR kit are now available on Amazon, ahead of its January 2027 release. The all-in-one kit eliminates the need for glue guns, wire clippers, or advanced sculpting skills, as everything required for crafting comes in the box. The kit contains a moody Night Court-inspired color palette to create 12 large blooms and three smaller accents from compound clay.

Users simply place the clay into the blooming tool, press down, and watch as the petals open up automatically. Once the compound dries, it can be mounted onto wire stems and adorned with artificial greenery sprigs to fill out the bouquet. Finally, a light mist of the included finishing spray protects the sculpture from cracking, fading, or drooping over time.

The finished arrangement fits perfectly into a clear display vase that mirrors the aesthetic of the book covers, with the dagger piece adding a dramatic fantasy touch to the centerpiece. Crafters can choose to make the Blooms by Play-Doh ACOTAR bouquet for personal enjoyment, as a centerpiece for social gatherings, or as a thoughtful gift for book club members.

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