LEGO DOTS Adhesive Patches Mega Pack 41957 Arts and Crafts 5-in-1 Mosaic Making Building Kit, DIY Sticker Patches, Gift Idea for Creative Kids, Make Custom Designs for Notebooks, Phone Cases and More

I’m an adult, but enjoy playing with these and creating little designs. It’s relaxing and I can start and restart as much as I want. My 8 year old also enjoys playing with them, and it’s been something fun for us to do together.

My 7yo son loves creating patterns with the Dots sets. I think because the product line is discontinued, we got these at half price; a great deal. There are loads of dots with various colors and shapes in this set for endless building. We love it!

I have a ziploc for each little adhesive plate and a selection of the dots. At restaurants, I pull it out for my kiddo and she has a great time coming up with different designs. Then she can just redo it next time.Have stuck one plate to a notebook cover and it’s been bumping around in my purse for over a month with all the dots still perfectly in place.

We love legos and dots. We can make various things out of this pack. Keeps them entertained and focused for a few minutes. We will order more to build more. Recommend for all the kids that love to create.

Came as expected, kids had fun.

Our family loves LEGOs from adults who have built some of the big, elaborate projects like a retro typewriter, national landmarks or favorite ships from Star Wars, all the way to kids who build whatever strikes their fancy.We have not bought any Dots sets, however, since their introduction in 2020. Then, as grandparents, we learned that a granddaughter might enjoy one of the Dots bracelet sets. She loves Disney themes so we got her a Disney LEGO Dots bracelet set.However, the thing to understand if you're looking at this product page on Amazon is: LEGO has released dozens and dozens of Dots sets since this new decorative concept debuted. The "Patches" idea is relatively new. This particular set allows kids to make square or rectangular shapes with colorful Dot designs, which they could change over time. It's a fun concept and works pretty well. Yes, occasionally active kids will manage to knock off some Dots. But there are lots of Dots in these sets and LEGO also sells "extras" as collections of pieces to beef up your inventory.If you do love Disney in your family, you also might want to look at the Disney Patch sets available from LEGO. And if you want an even more substantial gift for a kid's birthday or a holiday, there's even a bigger and more diverse LEGO Patch Disney-themed "Project Box" that has even more options in a convenient carrying case.

First of all, now all my other Lego sets are jealous because they ALL need a sorting tray like this! The tray isn't the most durable on earth, but it's really handy for keeping track of all those tiny pieces! A great way to find out if your kid is the type of person who can sort buttons for hours on end (my parents found out when I spent all my time sorting the Lite Brite pieces instead of making designs).The multiple "sticker" panels remind me of the IKEA/Lego collab for some reason, it's a fun way for kids to decorate various possessions (watch them if you don't want a Lego panel stuck to the fridge for all time). It comes with a nice variety of colors & printed pieces, and if you have other Lego sets in the house then you already have hundreds of other Dot-size parts to integrate into any design you want. The suggested designs are just a launch pad for infinite Lego mosaics yet to be created!

I bought this for a long car trip for my son and he did enjoy it. I wouldn’t really recommend it for the car since the pieces are so small, but the tray does help them not fall all over the place. Decent price. Fairly creative as well. Having some Lego pieces dedicated to “free play” without having to follow building instructions is a nice way to have a fresh play with legos.