LEGO 41947 DOTS Disney Mickey & Friends Bracelets Mega Pack 5in1 Crafts Set, DIY Toy Jewellery Making Kit for Kids, with Glitter and Minnie Mouse Tiles

The girl I bought it for loved making different bracelets.

I purchased this for my 8 year old granddaughter. She loves Disney and lego so perfect for her. And was on offer so win win

This item comes well packaged in a sectioned white plastic box which allows for sensible storage of the small parts when not in use. Generally, I really like creative toys which have endless reuse rather than one time value - so this fits right into that bucket.The contents of the box is 5 straps and then a variety of 45 different dots in differing quantities of each style (around 300 or so in total). The dots stick onto the lego base on the strap making for easy play - they're perfect in terms of pushing them on and not falling off, but likewise not too hard to take off when actually needed. They make for great creative play, with my daughter making different design bracelets before proudly showing off her creativity and then starting all over again on a new design, there ensuring endless play.The only negatives to the product for me is that although the colours are nice and vibrant which fit the Disney ideology, the actual Disney crossover is limited with just 22 stickers that attach to the dots of your choice. It is also worth mentioning that because the dots are pretty small, whilst the storage box is great, I am pretty sure we've lost quite a few down the sofa already which is a shame (but this is more a case of problem in use than design).Other than those minor negatives, I'd really recommend this product!

I haven't heard of this Lego Dots range before so I was really excited to give it to my kids as they are Lego obsessed and love a little bit of a craft. This is a pretty simple "craft" activity that won't take a lot of time but if you make it yourself it's more fun to wear! The set comes with 5 adjustable bracelets and so many beautiful and colourful charms that really show up on the bracelet.Also, It’s a fun way to spend time with your kids putting these together. There’s lots of space on the bracelets for kids to be creative and show off their mood or style again and again. I love that it’s something they can change up on the go if we’re stuck waiting somewhere and that they can showcase their personality.Definitely recommend it for creative kids that love arts and crafts.

I ordered this Lego jewelry kit for mu sister Molly who is 5 years old.Supplied in sealed tray with a branded sleeve.This is a great fun craft set that would be ideal for a girls sleepover or small party.You get 5 straps each a different colours, I love none are pink so you don't get into Lego wars of who wants the pink strap. You get Red, black, blue, white and yellow.You get 349 Lego dot pieces to decorate each of the straps.Hours of fun making and then wearing the bracelets, my biggest disappointment is that tray doesn't have a reusable lid so it's difficult in keeping set tidy or in one place after use.Overall, Lego dots is a great spin on Lego. Quality name and product, good value for money as you can keep making new bracelets time and time again.I would recommend this product.

This set contains a fairly flimsy white storage tray with a clear lid. There are five (silicone?) bracelets plus an assortment of Lego ‘dots’, tiny Lego pieces that fit over the bumps on Lego bricks or in this case, Lego bracelets. There is a booklet showing different arrangements. This set had a bag of orange and red dots, a bag of pink and purple dots, a bag of black and white dots, a bag of blue and turquiose dots and a bag of two shades of yellow dots, each of these bags have about 60: dots in them. There is also a bag of 24 Disney dots with 20 silver glitter dots. The Disney dots are a ‘surprise’ assortment.The good: the dots are easy to put onto the bracelet and easy to remove. I think the recommended age of 6+ is accurate, both for safety and dexterity levels. The pieces come in three shapes, circular, square and quarter-circle. The booklet has a good range of ideas for bracelet patterns.The less good: Lego has never been cheap but I think the these are rather expensive for what you get. There are only five bracelets so at about £25 per set Amazon price), it is £5 per bracelet. The dots are, of course, small and are likely to easily get lost. I do not know if packs of dots are available to replace lost ones. Most of the dots are plain, and the turquoise/green is not a true green, which is disappointing. The glitter ones are very poor, hardly glittery at all. The six year old we used these with was disappointed they were Minnie Mouse themed, she would rather have had Disney princesses or animals.Overall, there is good play value in this set, and the bracelets seem sturdy and durable. I would prefer the ‘surprise’ dots to be specified so the customer has more choice. If you like lego, and are happy with the price, these make a quirky and interesting addition to the Lego range.

This set comprises a plastic tray around 8" square and 2" deep in a card sleeve. On the reverse is an illustrated parts' list showing 5 bracelets in different colours and different shapes.This would be a perfect gift for creative, jewellery loving children aged 6+. In the pack are 22 'surprise decos' - circles and squares featuring pictures of Disney characters such as Mickey Mouse, Pluto and - my favourite - Donald Duck.The length adjustable bracelets are made from flexible rubber with Lego brick style nodules on top. The plastic 'dot' shapes are added to form patterns and these patterns can be changed at any point, even if a child gets bored with the existing look whilst waiting at a bus stop or being taken round the supermarket with mum and dad. If only grown up jewellery were so flexible.