Creativity for KidsEasy Sparkle Window Art Kit - Paint and Decorate 7 DIY Suncatchers, Arts and Crafts for Kids Ages 6-8+, Activities for Kids, Rainbow Sprinkles

They came out great. It was easy for the kids and it’s a neat take on the sun catchers

My kids are 4 and 5 and they had a great time doing these. Turned out great!

This product is similar to another that we had gotten before from RoseArt maybe . . . Anyway - similar use, slide papers into plastic sleeves, paint and let dry. I found these look pretty but are extremely flimsy; if the cling folds over on itself you’re done for as it’s permanently stuck together like the top right heart on the picture. If the kids glob it on to try to make it more durable it just runs altogether in a hot mess.If you have a lot of patience and can wait two days and put two layers on you’ll get a better end product, but we’re talking about kids here. They’re already trying to peel them off at three hours and they seem to take longer to dry- a full day at least.All in all it’s a cute inexpensive craft to pass a few hours. But I have clings from the other kit that we still have today.

I was anticipating this to be the hard plastic window catchers, but it turned out to be soft window clings. Essentially, you draw the outline of the emoji over a page protector, wait for it to dry, then color it in, wait for that to dry, then peel it off of the sheet protector.

I never write reviews but saw that this product had some negative ones and wanted to help. We typically buy the pre made basic gel clings for seasons/holidays and the kids decorate the window where we homeschool. I saw this and thought it would add more fun to the activity. After making several batches now, we think we have it down. The reviewers who mention the paint sticking to the paper must not have been using the plastic sheet protectors provided in the kit. So throw out those reviews. The instructions mention making your paint very thin so that it dries appropriately. We have found that the cling is easier to work with if we make it thick and give it an extra day to dry. If the cling wants to stick to the plastic, I give it more time to dry and it solves the problem. The hardest part is peeling it when it’s ready. My 8 yo can do it on her own, no problem. My 6 yo gets his stuck to itself so I peel his. I will also probably help the youngest with his outline because if there are any breaks in the paint, it leaves holes. I wish we could find refill paint that is the same!

Only one complaint. NO REFILL SETS OF PAINT!!! I absolutely loved these as a kid, and they did not disappoint!!! My 9 year old loves them! Yes, the black can be a little difficult to get right at first, a steady hand and dots of black "dragged together" seems to work best. To account for drying time, we usually outline several at a time, then we go back and paint them later, or the next night. Let them dry overnight before removing them after you've done the color. I also suggest transferring your black outline to a plain piece of paper to fill in with the color. Let's face it, tracing isn't perfect, and your design will come out better as all colors must touch! If you are having trouble removing them due to rolling, or tearing, you aren't using enough colored paint! If it is taking over a day to dry, you are using too much. The black dries much faster than the color. It should NOT be flat when dry. If so, just add more color on top.

Honest review here.I love this. Why? Because kids can do it solo, it allow for repeat use and it's a great gift. There is ample paint for many uses and it is fun to let the kids paint and peal them. The google eyes are fun too. My daughters love it. Easy to use.You can even slide your own drawings into the plastic sleeves and let them paint those if they get bored of what was provided in the box.HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Hope this was helpful!

the kids love it, but its very thin and we waited for them to dry and a couple of them got messed up and unusable just trying to get them off the plastic, because as soon as the sides, touched it was like they were glued together and we couldn't get it apart. so all the work for a kid and time waiting, some were messed up. that part is not fun for a kid. when they put the eyes on it doesn't try underneath, but not sure if they were supposed to put them on right away. But other than that, they loved them and the colors are bright and they are cute on their windows!

The colours are VERY liquidy so be warned! Probably not a good idea for smaller kids who aren’t careful or don’t pay enough attention to what they’re doing. My 7yr old niece did really well with it with a few reminders to be careful.It’s been about 2/3 months since I did this with my niece and the colour is 60+% faded on a window that gets sun from about 6-7hrs a day in the summer. Kind of disappointed, knew it wouldn’t last a long time but figured it would be more than 2/3months. (Sorry no pics from when it was fresh).The pic attached-The top left heart was a bold,not neon, green and it’s clear now. Bottom right was a bright pink now almost gone and you can see that state of the yellow. The purple and blue held up alright compared.

Nous avons du attendre plus que 24h et en mettre plus épais pour que sa se décolle bien 😬

Grandkids loved this. Played for hours and even their parents enjoyed it

Boxed product arrived flattened and torn although the envelope it was wrapped in was unscathed.As this was a gift, I was not impressed!!!

My daughter loved this kit. Leave the paint on to dry for a while or it wont come off nicely.