Snowflake Shaped Interlocking Blocks in Sets of 50 to 290 Pieces with Storage Box for Open Play
Snowflake Shaped Interlocking Blocks in Sets of 50 to 290 Pieces with Storage Box for Open Play
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Colorful Snowflake Blocks That Snap Together
The plain blocks lose their charm after only a week of play. Kids want shapes they can link together in new ways. Open a snowflake set on the playroom rug or the kitchen floor at home.

This snowflake block snaps to the next one in line along the row. Children join pieces into flowers, towers, houses, or random designs of their own. Then they pull them apart and start over again at will.
The set comes in 50, 100, 190, or 290 pieces, and a storage box is included. Colorful pieces are easy for children to grip. The page does not give the material or the age range.

These blocks suit solo play, sibling projects, and rainy afternoons indoors with friends and family. A larger set makes much taller and wider builds possible too. Plus, the box keeps the pieces together between play sessions at home.
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SNOWFLAKE SHAPE: Each block has a snowflake shape that is easy to grip and connect.
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SNAP TOGETHER PIECES: Blocks click into place and pull apart again for the next build.
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FOUR SET SIZES: Choose 50, 100, 190, or 290 pieces to match your play space.
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STORAGE BOX: A storage box keeps every piece together after play and makes tidying faster.
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BRIGHT COLORS: Colorful pieces make flowers, towers, and houses stand out on the floor.
- DETAILS MISSING: The page omits the material and the recommended age range for the set.
Product Specifications
- Type: Interlocking Snowflake Blocks
- Set Sizes: 50, 100, 190, 290 pieces
- Storage: Box included
- Colors: Assorted
- Material and Age: Not listed
What’s Included
- 1 x Set of Snowflake Blocks (size by option)
- 1 x Storage Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Which set sizes are offered?
50, 100, 190, and 290 pieces.
Is a box included?
Yes, a storage box comes with the set.
What can children build?
Flowers, towers, houses, and abstract shapes.
Does the page name the material?
No.
