Home Composer 4 Pack Diy Bird House Wind Chime Kits For Children To Build And Paint, Wooden Arts And Crafts For Kids Girls Boys Toddlers Ages 8-12 4-6 6-8, Paint Kit Includes Paints & Brushes

I purchased this DIY Bird House and Wind Chime Kit for the grandchildren to build and paint. They absolutely love anything to do with birds and anything to do with crafts. They are pretty excited to build and paint the bird houses. We decided to start with the chimes, as we didn't have a huge amount of time to spare the first day. They loved deciding on their own color scheme and that they would have their chimes separate from their bird houses. They were both very happy with how their projects turned out so far. This is a great way for them to learn that they can do cool art projects and to increase their skills.

They purposely mislead you into thinking this a 4 pack but it's only 2. Two birdhouses with a windchime attached. Nothing worse than a thief and this is just another form of theft. They know very well its a 2-pack but advertise it as 4. Very small and cheap. Would be very easy to put together if all the holes lined up but they are off a bit here and there. It will keep the kids occupied but just half the time as advertised.

we got this as an art project gift, for my kids to their grandmother! she loved it! knowing they both created it. but in the end it isn’t durable for long, and also washes away in weather. but overall a very cute somewhat cheaper gift from the heart. it was my kiddos idea when i showed him options. they had a lot of fun making them. and my mom was elated to recieve it. 💚

The only struggle was sharing the paint but, she's 5 so it's to be expected. Also the pink paint was missing. We made this in over 2 days one day to work on the wind chime and the other make the house.

Got these for my granddaughter who loves crafts. The wood is so flimsy and thin it was embarrassing to give to my granddaughter. She painted the bird house and put it together but it kept falling apart, so I used ducco cement to keep it together and then sprayed it three times with clear acrylic coating. For the wind chimes I used heavy duty coat thread instead of the lame ribbon to attach the chimes to the main part. Really for the price it should have at least had better quality wood and I shouldn't have had to do all the things I did to make it usable.