Gem Diamond Painting Kits for Kids - Arts and Crafts for Girls & Boys Ages 6-8 8-10 10-12-Make Your Own Stickers and Suncatchers(Magical)

This is a really cut kit for diamond painting. I bought it for my 4 year old grand daughter because her older 7 year sister loves doing diamond painting, but I thought the kits I get for her would be too advanced. Well, both of the girls love this kit. It comes with two window clings and several stickers. They worked on this for at least an hour. To get them to sit for any length of time doing something is hard. But, they had so much fun and they are very easy to do. Just match the color on the sticker to the diamond. The window clings are not really a guided color, but they can do any color they want. The kit says to do the stickers first and then whatever is left over do the window clings. There are enough diamonds that you don't really have to worry about that. Anyway, they are cute, easy to do and my grand daughters loved them.

My daughter he we loves diamond painting and these big gems are easier for her to use! A fun activity for when I need to get stuff done!

My 5 year old boy and 3 year old boy loved these. The 5 year old did it with no issue or real guidance at all. The 3 year old needed a little bit of help putting them directly on the sticky dots and staying focused (as I figured) but was very good for him to work on colors this way too. I'm not a "fun" mom that can handle much mess and this was easy set up and easy clean up. I had the 5 year old count how many of each color he needed before I dumped that amount in the little container. I used a tooth pick with the sticky for the 3 year old and a small plate for his colors. My boys loved this craft and the colors/style - even though they usually love all things superheroes, sports or true "boy" things.

The stickers and hanging pieces (butterfly, unicorn) are cute. I wish the whole sticker had adhesive instead of adhesive dots so that you could put your gems anywhere (which is why I give it 4 stars). My daughter wanted to make the whole thing shine with gems (I don’t blame her, I would too). However, if you put gems other places or not exactly on the adhesive dot they fall off easily. They stick to the window hanging pieces much better than the stickers. However, this is being super nit-picky because it is a cute craft project to keep my 5 yo busy for 30 minutes here and there. She is proud of her work when she is done and puts it on display so really that is what matters most. When a gem falls off I just put stick glue on and use tweezers to adhere it ( if she gets upset it came off). I put the gems on a plate to try and keep them from going everywhere; it works pretty well and she is careful. I don’t really get the idea of the window hanging because you can only see the gems from one side. So either the side facing in or the side facing out on the street is going to just look like a bunch of silver dots? Maybe if you could put gems on both sides that would be cool, but as it is you have to pick which way the ugly side faces. For the price I paid I am super happy with it as a at home craft project.

I purchased his kit for my 4 year old granddaughter to do. I wasn't sure if she had the agility or hand-eye ability to be successful with the skillset required but she took to making these things like a fish takes to water. And, while I purchased it just for her, her 5 and 8 yr old brothers wanted to join in as well. All of them had so much fun making the suncatchers and stickers that I ended up purchasing another kit for all of us to do. Just a note though - if you're looking to purchase these sticker gem kits for children to do, make sure you purchase these large gem kits as the "diamond gem" kits are more for adults and possibly teens.

It was very easy for the young ones to learn how to do. They had so much fun making it

I got this to keep my 7 year old daughter busy as we relaxed at my in-laws house on vacation. It kept her going for hours as she put the gems on one by one while I read a book or chatted with the other adults. The only problem is that after she completed the big unicorn she started to complain that the pen was losing its stick, and we had accidentally thrown out the extra wax. Luckily I thought to scrape a bit of a candle onto the point of the pen and it was good as new. Phew! The babysitter was back so I could nap.

My girls love this. We break it up into sections to work on. Thought the pen would be bigger for smaller hands but it’s not. Gems are bigger and it’s color coded.