Flower Bouquet Craft Kit - 24Pcs Mother's Day Flower Bouquet Craft in Two Colors for Kids Make Your Own Bunch of Flowers Teacher Appreciation Week DIY Gift School Classroom Home Fun Activities

Good quality and easy to assemble

We used these in preschool for Mayday. Kids needed help with glue dots and project required extra tape. A bit more adult supervision than i had hoped for but kids loved the end product

We got this craft actually for a Valentine's Day party craft. We didn't end up using the bouquet holders and instead had the materials for 1 flower per kiddo and then gave them more supplies to "jazz" them up. I did like the craft and the materials supplied. Some of the flowers weren't die cut all the way and tore so that was a bummer and we had to be especially careful. A few things I would have liked to see would be more details for the flowers, maybe jewels or ability to color in some parts. I would have liked to see more leaves for the stem. It would have also been best if the straws were paper and not plastic. It would have fit the paper flowers more too. Overall though a really cute idea but would like to see these few changes.

This is a wonderful craft kit. I helped my grandsons make bouquets for their Mom's birthday, and they were so excited to give them to her. The 3-year-old was able to punch out his flowers easily, but lost a little interest after having one flower in its holder. The 5-year-old was able to do almost everything by himself - I only had to help get one side of the adhesive off and then he could apply it, remove the other side, and attach the flowers to the straws. I did find that some of the flowers wanted to stick together because the adhesive was wider than the straw, so I resolved that by putting matching flowers on both sides of each straw. Maybe that was how it was supposed to be done, but there were no directions included. A diagram of how to approach this would be a great add to this craft kit.

This kit comes with no instructions but any adult will be able to figure things out I. Short order. The craft is quite simple - punch out the flowers, glue them to the stems with the glue dots, glue a “vase” the same way, and put your bouquet in the vase. There’s no coloring or cutting or piecemeal assembly like more complex kits. The materials are good quality, and the flower images are cut quite well and pop out easily. For a group of kids this will be an excellent craft; for just a few kids they may get bored with the sameness after a while. To wit: my 2yo granddaughter enjoyed making some of the flowers when she last visited, and wanted to take the two vases of flowers home later, but she was done after about 8 flowers. So as long as you want something simple and the sameness isn’t a problem for you, this is a good little craft kit.

The kit has nice material. The flowers are easy to pop out. It's a little hard to use the glue dot; it's too thin. I think this kit is good for Mother's Day crafts for little children. However, they may need help with the glue dot. I cut the straw to adjust the height of the flowers so they don't overlap. It would be nice if they included the instructions so we could give this as a gift. I had to go back to my order and see the pictures to make sure I do this craft correctly.

What parent wouldn’t like a homemade birthday or Mother’s Day gift? Thanks to this DIY flower bouquet craft kit, it is possible. The materials and instructions are easy to follow, and you will have enough to make two bouquets. Included in the kit are the following: * 24 flower card stock sheets * 24-heart patterned card stock * 12 blue sheets * 12 green sheets * 12 glue point sheets ( of glue dots) * 100 green plastic straws Since the instructions are easy to follow, your child can create two masterpieces to surprise your aunt, mother, grandmother, or special teacher. This project is excellent for rainy days, school vacations, or (my personal favorite) “Mom, I’m bored” days.

These are cute . You get the straws, flowers shapes to punch out and glue dots. The dots are fine to attach rhe flower to the straw. But they don’t hold The “wrap” together well enough. You need your own glue or glue stick. No instructions or picture of the completed item. If you send as a gift, they may be confused. Fun. But best for a group and they each make one. Not something you’ll go back to again and again.