Have Fun Patch and Coloring Book: Creative Play With Bobo Choses
By Bobo Choses | Published: 2026-11-03
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Pair the Bobo Choses Have Fun Patch with the SS26 Coloring Book for a simple screen-free play kit. Follow these steps to plan, apply, and gift it without mistakes.
Quick answer
Turn the Bobo Choses Have Fun Patch and SS26 Coloring Book into a small screen-free play kit: choose a fabric item your child already uses, apply the patch with a parent, then set up the coloring book as a calm follow-up activity.
Why these two items work well together
The patch is a quick personalization project that gives a child ownership of a bag or jacket, while the coloring book is an open-ended paper activity with no setup beyond pens or pencils. Together they cover two different kinds of creative play: making something usable and making something purely for fun.
Keep expectations realistic. The patch is one size and intended for fabric items, so it suits simple flat surfaces better than curved or heavily textured ones. The coloring book is 100% paper and made in Spain, so it is best kept away from wet play and heavy-handed marker use.
When to choose one item instead of both
If you want a low-mess gift for a child who is not yet comfortable with needles or irons, the coloring book is the safer standalone choice. If the child prefers wearing or carrying their creations, the patch alone is enough. Buy both only when you want a longer session that moves from a making task to a quiet table activity.
The patch is an online exclusive, so it is not a last-minute pick-up item. Plan around delivery if you are building the kit as a gift.
How to build and use the play kit
- Pick the fabric item first: Choose a flat, washable fabric item your child already uses, such as a canvas bag or a plain jacket. Avoid stretchy, ribbed, or heavily textured fabrics where a patch may not sit flat. Lay the patch on the item before attaching anything; if it buckles or overhangs an edge, choose a different spot.
- Plan the patch position together: Let your child place the patch where they want it, then check that the spot avoids seams, zippers, and high-friction areas. Mark the outline lightly if needed. A patch placed over a seam is the most common placement mistake; move it inward until it sits on flat fabric.
- Attach the patch with adult supervision: Follow the attachment method that suits the fabric and your child's age, and keep needles or irons out of children's hands. Treat the patch as a supervised craft step, not a solo activity. Check the edges after attaching; loose corners are the first thing to fix before the item is used.
- Set up the coloring book as a follow-up: Clear a flat table, offer colored pencils or crayons rather than wet markers, and let your child choose the first page. Keep the book flat so the paper stays crease-free. Test one small area first if you are unsure how the paper takes a particular medium.
- Package it as a gift only if it stays practical: If you are giving both items, include a simple note explaining that the patch needs adult help. Skip complicated wrapping that hides the patch or bends the book. Confirm the recipient has a fabric item ready for the patch; otherwise give the coloring book alone.
Product facts
- Have fun patch: The Have Fun Patch is an online-exclusive merchandising item available in one size for children's fabric accessories. One size keeps the decision simple, but check the intended fabric item before buying because the patch cannot be resized.
Have fun patch - Coloring Book SS26: The SS26 Coloring Book is made in Spain from 100% paper and comes in one size. The paper construction makes it a lightweight, packable activity, but it needs a flat surface and dry hands to stay usable.
Coloring Book SS26
