Qupzze Fruit Smiley Handmade Beads 4519pcs Styles Flower Letter Soft Beads for Girls Jewelry Making for DIY Bracelet Necklace Earring Accessories

Bought 2 sets as a gift for 8 years old girls who likes crafts and making their own jewellery. Nice set, a great selection of beads, come with a gift bag👍 same day delivery, amazing 🚚2 bags with charms/beads we're placed in loosely, when opening the second package I couldn't find the extra beads, I was bit worried they are missing but at last I found them inside the folded gift bag. I would highly recommend as a gift 😊

Great value for money lots of bits and pieces inside only fault gave as a gift not nice packaging looked like I’d put them Together myself but had everything inside for to amuse a little girl

This is a great jewellery making set with lots of charms and different coloured beads to make a wide range of accessories. The packaging is really good as well and keeps everything securely in each of the compartments. The scissors are not very helpful because they don’t cut very well and the set I received does not have any rings for connecting the lobster claw clasp to the bracelet, which was a little disappointing.I really liked the addition of the bag, which makes this perfect for presenting as a gift.I think that the current price of £10.99 is fantastic for the amount of things included and lots of jewellery items can be made without the lobster claw clasps, so not having any rings did not stop my granddaughters from making some delightful pieces of jewellery.

Great variety of beads. Good value. Can make so much with this

Priced at £12.99 at the time of this Amazon Vine review, this seems fairly reasonable for this product.The kit includes two compact and sturdy-looking plastic boxes and inside the boxes are over 4519 beads divided into compartments; there are a lot of the flat round clay beads in various colours (20) as well as a small selection of white and black alphabet (various colour letters) flat round beads, small gold tone cube, flat round and star beads, as well as dangling charms. There are also gold tone lobster claw clasps within one plastic box and a selection of colourful flat beads in the other. Be warned: some of the beads are very small and fiddly!Outside of the box, there is one reel of jewellery wire and a small pair of scissors. In addition, there is a pretty pink gift bag with an image of a panda making this product suitable for gifting as is.The overall look and quality of the kit suggests it is aimed at the beginner and especially an older child or teen with an interest in jewellery making. This kit would make a really nice starter kit as there are a good variety of beads; it is good quality but not outstanding.I plan to gift this to an older Christmas shoebox recipient, as I am certain the recipient of the shoebox will enjoy learning to make jewellery with this kit.

A great selection of beads made from environmentally friendly polymer clay. The set contained two boxes of beads - disc-shaped beads in loads of different colours, and chunkier beads in the shapes of fruit, sweets, emojis, etc. There were also some charms, a length of cord for threading the beads on, plus another fairly large spool of cord, and a pair of scissors. The set also contained fasteners for necklaces and bracelets which took us a while to figure out how to use them, but we soon got the hang of it.My two granddaughters had great fun making necklaces and bracelets (and their mum made one too!)…the five-year-old said she’d rate it at one million out of five stars, the eight-year-old said four-and-a-half stars, deducting half a star because she got frustrated with the clasps. They handled all the beads easily - their three-year-old brother wanted to join in, and the disc-shaped beads were too small and fiddly for him, but he managed to thread the chunkier ones just fine. Therefore I would say that this set is best suited to age five and above, as long as there is an adult to help with the clasps.

I do like this set and think it will make a very nice gift for older children. Please not that a lot of the beads are very small and I'm not sure very young children would be able to thread the beads.It's quite fiddley and time consuming to make a bracelet or necklace as the plain coloured beads are so thin. One thing I would really like to see included in future kits is a bead threader. It would make it so much easier for children to build a beautiful bracelet or necklace. The beads come in many colours and shapes and include a few charms and cowrie shells. You certainly get a lot of beads in the set, and they come nicely packaged in two plastic containers.I would recommend having the beads on a tray with edges whilst you work or there will be 'escapees' everywhere. It is very good value for money and so much is included. There were even a few little cowrie shells and a few charms. Could probably do with a few more letter beads as its aimed at children and they do like to put their names on things.NOTE. it's pretty easy to make a bead threader yourself or you can buy them online very reasonably priced. Bend a very thin piece of wire in half, make sure there is no sharp edge once you have cut the wire. Lay the elastic in the middle bend and use the two open ends to thread the beads. See photo in my review of the one I use. A good starting length for the elastic is 34 cm which is then folded in half. After threading the beads feed the two open ends of elastic back through the looped end of the bracelet and tie off with about 3 or 4 knots.

This pack contains two clear compartmented containers of beads, along with stretchy thread and a pair of scissors, there is also a gift bag for giving this set as a present. There is a good variety of beads one packif assorted colours of plain beads, the other box contains different shapes and patterns. There are also some metal charms and clasps.This kit has enough assortment to make some super necklaces and bracelets. Hours of creative fun.£12.99 at the time of writing is a fair price for this comprehensive kit.