Creativity for Kids Fashion Headband Making Kit - Makes 10 DIY Headbands, Arts and Craft Kits, Kids Activities, Birthday Gifts for Girls (Ages 5+)

This is so cute and the picture on here doesn't do it justice! It looks like a very expensive item. I bought this for my friends 5-year-old daughter as an early Christmas present. She absolutely loved it! It's a well thought out kit that was simple enough for her to make a headband all by herself. And the headband turned out great! If you have a child in your life that loves arts and crafts and fashion, this is the perfect gift for them! And you can't beat this amazingly low price.

My 10 year old daughter did everything on her own while my 8 year old daughter needed some help in putting the ribbon on to the headband using the glue. But they both had lots of fun making their own original headbands.It is $20 (or cheaper if you get it on Amazon) and it comes with 10 different color headbands. It's a good quality headbands. So if you're having a girl's b-day party, this would definitely be a great activity to do at a reasonable price.Accessories that come with it are colorful, pretty, and unique! Ribbons come in so many different colors, width, and designs. Feathers and rhinestones are beautiful accessories, and they definitely make each hairband look very unique. Glue that came with it worked just fine. I like the sparkling butterfly and fabric flower accessories because they have elastic band attached to it. So to put those accessories up on the hairband, all you have to do is put the headband through that elastic hole.This toy gives kids a chance to be creative and show their individuality. Overall, I think it's a great toy for girls around 6~12 years old.

If I could give this 3 1/2 stars I would. My daughter, who's, 5 LOVES making things like jewelry, any sort of crafts, etc. She was really excited about this kit, in fact she picked it out herself as one of her gifts w/ a Amazon gift card a friend gave her. When it came in the mail, she wanted to make a headband immediately. My boyfriend's son, who is 6, also expressed interest in it & wanted to make a headband for his mother. So all 3 of us sat down & the idea was that I would help each of them make a headband. Well, it ended up more like they both watched me trying to make headbands. They were just too young for it. It's a lot more difficult than it looks & even I struggled a bit esp. w/ the glue that was provided. It just didn't hold well at all. The instructions suggest you put tape over the glue as it drys so that's what we did. But even after letting it sit for longer then they suggested, no matter what we(I) did, every time I took the tape off on my daughter's, the ribbon unraveled. We ended up just leaving the tape on, it's only on the bottom inside, so you can't see it when she wears it. The other one came out better but that's b/c we didn't do that much with it. Just stuck on a jewel or two I think. We've made one more since, actually my bf's son, wanted to make it for my daughter to surprise her and I used more glue than it says too and that seemed to work better. But after the first time, my daughter showed no interest in making another one and she really didn't do anything for the first one except pick out how she wanted to decorate it. I would suggest it for older girls, unless you want to be the one doing all the work. And also use more glue than it suggests if you want things to stick w/out having to leave the tape on. The headbands were very pretty though & they give a lot of fun, different options for decorating them.

I got two of these for a birthday party with 6 girls, so they we had some extra flowers and wreaths (there are 4 in a box). It was a lovely activity. The girls in the group were age 8-11, and they all enjoyed it very much, though it depends a bit on personality how much they will get into it and how long they're entertained. I'd say with all the happy girl talk the activity lasted about half an hour, which was perfect (some were done sooner but enjoyed the snacks and the talks while others were still working on theirs). I bought different ribbons to add some more decoration options, which looks lovely hanging down from the wreath as well. The quality of the wreaths was fine. I think young kids need some help to twist the flowers on the wreath, or at least until they get the hang of it. It is simple enough. The glitter glue did not add much and took a long time to dry, making it a bit messy (with little kids I wouldn't use the glue). All in all a very nice activity with very pretty results and a great gift to take home after the party! Recommend.

Purchased this for my grand daughter, age 4 going on 15. I sent the box home with her to create her own headbands as we did not have time before she had to go home to make one. She has long brown hair and the headbands are the right size for her head. Her father is a commercial artist. I suggested that she ask "Daddy'" to assist her as she "did not know how to do it" and she wanted to make one right then. When she got home, she immediately commissioned "Daddy" to help her design two headbands for her (to her specifications of course!). The two of them spent over an hour making headbands. This kit is gives parents and grandparents the vehicle/ opportunity to spend quality time doing something little girls love. My grand daughter felt special because "her daddy" spent time focused on just her while making a useful and unique hair adornment. The supplies are not "all that" or that elegant or high-end quality wise. But, for the price, kids and adults can take the risk to create something together without a large financial risk. I could not recommend this project more. Little girl "divas" will love it.