PROLOSOHandmade Cloud Light DIY Kit, Easy for Adults and Kids, Adjustable Brightness, 9 Modes, White Color, Cute Night Light in House and Coolest Choice on Facebook

The media could not be loaded.  it was super easy to put together, you’ll need a hot glue gun for sure, it’ll make the process a lot faster. The only thing I don’t like is the string to hang it up because it’s so stretchy and feels flimsy, but it hasn’t broken on me yet. It’s just annoying when you go to hang it up because it’ll hang lower than what you wanted, so make sure to test how low it hangs before cutting and attaching the string. Definitely when you put it together make sure that you can still open the bottle so you can replace the batteries when they die, that was my mistake. But overall, it’s a cute decoration for my room.

i LOVE this, i got it as a gift for my sister and it is super self explanatory, jus put batteries in the case, put the copper lights in the container, and glue the stuffing to the outside! super easy! i love everything about this and i cannot bELIEVE it is only $16.99, five stars, will be seeing what other crafts they have! :)

Difficult and tedious to assemble, no instructions included, needed many of my own supplies to complete(hot glue gun, hook to hang, stronger string) plus batteries. And it's loose fluff, so it falls apart if you touch it. Not happy with the light Intensity or shade, and strobe effect is unnecessary, and obnoxious. All in all, too expensive and not a good product.

Alright. This product is the cutest ever. It is super easy to construct and it legitimately looks like a cloud when assembled. I’ve looked at some of the reviews and I can tell you that the product I received had a TON of cotton material and my cloud was big, fluffy, and voluminous. A con to this product is absolutely the clear hanging string that comes with it. It is very stretchy and can and will easily break due to the weight of the product when put together. I used the string but I had to TRIPLE the amount of string to actually bear the weight of the product being hung from my wall. That being said, normal command strips will not hold this product as it’s too heavy. I used a metal J hook that goes into drywall. The weight of it if I had to guess would be around 2 ish pounds. I’m sure the string could easily be replaced with a stronger one or maybe some cute twine..? I’ve uploaded a video of how I used this product.

Overall, the idea is very good, and it definitely looks like a cloud, with the lights and without the lights being on. It was an excellent idea to use wireless lights with variable functions. The problems are two fold. One problem is that there is not enough material to even cover the plastic container. You basically need two sets of cloud material to cover the container and get a nice sized cloud. The second problem is the string. I don't know why they didn't use 50 lb test fishing line, which is transparent, instead of this weak plastic stretch line which looks like it will snap, although I doubled it. They give you about 100 feet of this very weak plastic line, when 6 feet of 50lb test, monofilament clear fishing line would have worked much better. You can get hundreds of yards of 50lb test, fishing line for very cheap. It only costs around $12.00, right here on Amazon for over 900 feet. That comes to 10 feet at a cost of 15 cents. They also could have included a small white hanging loop to screw into the ceiling for mounting it. So, overall, it is an excellent idea, but bad execution.

The reviews were great, however, I felt skeptical due to my own capability. I wasn't crafty, could I do this? Yes I did. The reviews were so helpful. I knew that I had to use a glue gun, that I had to ensure I left was able to access the cover when I needed to change out the batteries and that the strong provided wasn't strong enough.I went to Walmart and bought a big roll of 50lb monofilament string beforehand that only costs me $2+ and I really only used a little. However, when I received this product, I must say they must have improved the quality of the string, as it seemed sturdy enough, it seemed like maybe 30lbs as I compared both strings? I needn't actually need to buy a 50 lb string, however I used it still since I already bought it and I might as well used the strong string. I didn't wanted to return my string. I was amazed that the batting provided was really alot, you could gently separate it to fluff it more. Do not press down on the batting as you are gluing, so it gives a fluffier look. Overall, I think this is something you can easily DIY, but I would pay $15 for this convenience in securing all the materials. This is actually a very simple craft. We are very happy with it. :) Ps. I used a 3M ceiling hook and stuck a blu tack at the opening of the hook to prevent the string from sliding out. So far so good.

No remote control, no string, no instructions, no Awl.

I bought this for myself but ended up giving it to my 4 year old nephew and he loves having it as his night light. The best part is that he gets to use the remote to change the lights. He thinks it's pretty cool. It was easy to assemble and everything but the hot glue gun is provided. Even a dowel to poke holes. Great project for the price.