Pllieay 60-Piece Mesh Plastic Canvas Kit - 6 Shapes, 3-Inch Clear Canvas, 12 Colors Acrylic Yarn and Tools for Embroidery, Knit and Crochet Projects

Yarn quality is very good and very easy to use I’ll order it again

Needs a few instructions

Great for introducing children into sewing. Some of the shapes are missing holes.

I haven't done these since elementary school but I figured it would be a good way to keep my hands busy. The kit has everything you need to start right away, and the items are obviously not intended for heavy use, just durable enough for you to decide if you want to commit more to the craft or not. There's enough yarn to make a couple small/medium crafts per color (I haven't run out yet) and the scissors look useless at first but I realized they're a good angle for getting under stitches you've already made to cut away mistakes. I'd recommend real scissors for cutting the plastic though (the shapes in my photo are not included in the kit, those are cut from one of the large sheets provided) Overall I was honestly impressed by how thorough this kit is for the price, and it's definitely worth if if you're not sure about starting cross-stitch.

A great product to teach your kids how to sew or fine- hand/eye coordination. Its relaxing to do on rainy days instead of watching screens. W just love all the shapes that come with it! my daughter is 5 and the plastic needles that come with are perfect for her to use.

Not a bad kit. It's of yarn. Lots of possibilities. Great for getting kids into crafting The needles are not the strongest but worth it for the cost

This was for my Aunt. She loved it.

I purchased this to keep my 3.5 year old toddler busy. My intention was to use this to strengthen his focus, pincer grasp and overall hand strength and coordination. This fit the bill perfectly! The size of the plastic canvas is just right for little hands to hold and not too overwhelming. The needles are flexible plastic and the pointed end has a tiny plastic ball for safety so they are not too sharp for children or beginners. You cannot stab or pierce the skin with the needle. There are plenty of fun colors of yarn to choose from. The scissors are not the highest quality I have used but do the job and, again, are good for little hands to practice with due to the style. I highly recommend for young children, even toddlers, to teach the simplest basics of hand sewing. Consider this the first step and you can easily work up to needlepoint, cross stitch, etc. from this. My only recommendation would be to have on hand (or the seller could include in the set) a cheap needle threader as threading yarn is difficult especially for young children.