Make It RealStamp to Reveal DIY Dot Posters, 1 Stamper per kit & 3 Dot Posters |Craft Kit, Artwork Activity, Girls & Kids Ages 6 Bunny, Frog, Panda

Looks like a good time, got this as a gift for an 8 year old . Hope she loves it . Came fast and looks realy fun. good for a rainy or winter day ~ get them off the tablet and get them crafting . I would buythis again for sure as a gift or maybe for my daughter for Christmas

I'm a sucker for new things. I like things I've never seen before. I like the newest things that aren't overdone and are fresh and new.I hadn't seen this kind of thing before. I'm always trying to find fun things that will hold the kids' attention for longer than five minutes. I also want them to be excited to explore new things and not get stuck in just their favorite thing and not be willing to try something.This sparks that attention right off the bat. I'm saving this for a craft weekend to do with the kids when it's bad weather outside and we start hearing, "I'm bored."This will change that up real quick.Excited to give it a try. There are 3 posters so each child can have their own.Boredom buster!

My 10 and 7 year old kids enjoyed playing with this craft. They liked the tool that you use to do the stamping. They thought the pictures were cute also. They said it could make a mess because there are so many small parts. Also, they thought the tool made it somewhat difficult to put some stamps on. But overall, they enjoyed it.

Pros:🐾 Engaging and interactive activity🎨 Encourages creativity and imagination🖍️ Simple instructions, easy to use🐼 Cute animal designs (bunny, frog, panda)Cons:✂️ Limited stamp designs⏳ Takes time to complete for younger kids🎨 Ink can be a bit messy if not carefulSummary:The Make It Real Stamp to Reveal DIY Dot Posters kit is a delightful craft set for kids that sparks creativity. My 9- and 7-year-olds enjoyed stamping away to bring the cute bunny, frog, and panda posters to life. The kit is straightforward, but younger kids may need a bit of help to finish it. The only downside is the limited variety of stamp patterns, and the ink can get a little messy without supervision. Overall, it's a great project to keep kids entertained while fostering their artistic skills! 🎨

These was a fun activity for my 11 year old daughter to do. She didn't need any help from me. She really enjoyed making the pictures come put with the stamps. It wasn't super easy for her to use and she initially spilled alot of the paper dots and had to pick them all up. She did enjoy it once she got the hang of it. It occupied for hours. The pictures come out looking pretty nice.