Mega Jewelry Studio

Fun easy activity. Sometimes the paper falls out. You can use your fingers and match them by hand. Or take time stack it up and refill the holder. I love the results. Great to improve fine motor skills, recognizing numbers, and its like bingo for the kids. I did mine outside. I dont recommend that. I lost a piece. It blew away. My fault. I didn't press it down and the wind blew it away.

I bought this for my 10 year old great niece. She likes crafts and working with her hands. The kit has loads of items she can use to make bracelets for herself and her friends. I like that it has a handle. I bought additional items at craft and dollar stores. She won’t run out of stuff for a long time. I’m very pleased with the purchase

This is a simple enough idea. Little paper dots get pressed onto sticky dot base from dispenser to create cute pictures, similar to color by number. My 6 year old daughter wanted this but got bored searching for the numbers to match the dots from the dispenser. The whole stack of dots fell out of the dispenser twice and took a while to get them back in. My 9 year old son, sixteen year old daughter, and myself all took turns until it was finished, about 6 hours later. My 16 yo and myself probably enjoyed it the most, even though the pictures are geared toward children. We did end up having a few missing pieces and a few extra numbers/ pieces, so our picture was never truly finished. I really want to try others but am concerned with missing dots and unfinished pictures. But this is definitely a fun project for multiple family members!

Item arrived day after ordering. Impressive size with a large variety of items

This was a gift for my nine year old granddaughter. She loved it. Making jewelry is one of her favorite things. This set allowed her to use her imagination.

You must be very careful with this craft kit, otherwise you will have a mess that is difficult to clean and makes the project hard to use. If handled gingerly, this can be a fun project for an afternoon. The paper dots don't stick well and overall just take too much effort to get it all together. Poster and dots themselves were larger than anticipated. The finished art looks more like 8-bit graphics, you sort of have to squint and then you see it! But it's relatively cheap fun for a screen-free weekend, retailing at about 15 bucks.

The first one we opened, all of the little stickers fells out of the cartridge. It was not possible to put them back in. So I purchased another one for my daughter. She did play with it for a little, but it takes a lot of patience, as the stickers are not in any specific order, and you need to look for a number of the picture. She put it away, and came back to it at a later date, and again, all the stickers fell out of the cartridge. This is garbage, I would not recommend.

Great product Loved by niece