Craft-tasticPuffy Charm Palooza — DIY Jewelry Craft Kit — Create Personalized Charms Using Easy to Make Puffy Charms — for Kids Ages 6 and Up

I bought this for my granddaughter, who is seven, and it was a big hit. She loved making the charms themselves, which were extremely easy to create and came out super cute. Then all the necessary materials to make the charm bracelets, necklaces, and other cute charm accessories were provided in the kit. It kept her and numerous friends occupied for hours multiple days in a row- and the best part was no adult help was necessary- they were able to complete each project on their own. This was a big plus as many of these type kits are not really very child friendly and I usually wind up doing most of the projects for them in the end- but this kit is completely self doable for an age group of at least five and older without needed adult intervention. Highly recommend this.

I have several pieces of charm jewelry that I'd rather not have little ones playing with so I've been looking for an inexpensive yet child friendly way to have some on hand for activities or gifts. The palooza kit is not only a great value for the amount of pieces but it has many that are just like or close to pieces I have, especially the food. I might even get another one of the kits so I can be sure.This will work fine for anyone old enough not to try and eat them. If you are concerned the recipient isn't dexterous enough to line up the stickers well enough go ahead and do that ahead of time and present them in a little jewelry box. The jump rings also need a bit of twisting which might be too much for little fingers. The included chains are to the small side so when in doubt pick up some longer chains at the craft store.There is a poop emoji charm if you don't care for that sort of thing but the rest are animals, rainbows, food, rainbows, uplifting messages, unicorns, rainbows and so on. So this would also make a good gift for a rainbow jewelry lover. The look is also in line with the Lisa Frank look.My only gripe would be this was a bit overpackaged but most of it is cardboard. I'd suggest adding instructions on repurposing some of the cardboard in to a jewelry box if possible. Little shiny things like this need something to be kept in.And maybe get a second one if you can't help yourself.

If you sit down with them and go through the instructions, an eight-year-old can figure it out and go from there. There are A LOT of options for them to choose from and make, and that was fun. It was cheap fun and one of my granddaughter's favorite gifts. A younger child is going to need a lot of help with it.

Bought this as a gift. Cost was reasonable. Gift was a big hit. Would recommend.

My twin daughters (7) loved this. It’s one of the first things they worked on after opening their Christmas presents. The charms are so cute I even wanted a set. I would definitely order this as a present for a friend of theirs.

Got this for a six year old’s birthday and was a huge hit!! Really great price for everything you can make and create! Would definitely recommend!!

I have two daughters, 9 and 7 years old and they simply loved this! They played together for a couple of hours making things and saying how cute all the charms were! I highly recommend!

I ordered this Craft-tastic – Puffy Charm Palooza Craft Kit for my pre-teen daughter. I was quite surprised when I opened the package because it was not quite what I was expecting. The description does accurately outline what is in the box, but they just seemed chintzy. The "puffy charms" are more like puff stickers but slightly more hard to the touch. They are super tiny too - which I suppose I should have expected since they are charms. For the price tag on this one - you could get 5 craft kits that are about the same quality. Not one I would order again. But for a younger crafter, maybe the 6-8 year range it would keep them busy for a while.

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It was wrapped very poorly. There's no protection at all and the whole box came dented and torn. It's supposed to be a gift but it looks very bad to be presented as a gift. The picture differs a lot from the actual thing. The actual looks cheap, feels light and all the dents and tears make it feel like $10 worth instead.