Product Description

This colorful jewelry set offers a delightful variety of shapes, colors and patterns to create neckalces and bracelets that are sure to please everyone! This kit has over 150 wooden beads and 5 laces with beautiful wooden flowers to accent your piece! Great activity for a birthday party! Children can make their own bracelet or necklace and take it home as their party favor! Ages 4+

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #273 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Melissa & Doug
• Model: 1185
• Released on: 2006-06-12
• Dimensions: 10.00" h x 6.80" w x 1.50" l, 1.76 pounds

Features

• Create your own jewelry
• 150 beads
• 5 laces
• Recommended Age Range 4 Years and up

From the Manufacturer
This colorful jewelry set offers a delightful variety of shapes; colors and patterns to create necklaces and bracelets that are sure to please everyone! Each kit has over 150 beads and 5 laces stored in a handy wooden box.

Customer Reviews

great birthday gift!
These are great birthday gifts for little girls ages 6-8. They love making the jewelry and the colors of fun. Still have to be careful for baby brother not to choke on the beads, but the beads are a bit larger and more durable. Great price for a nice gift.

Keeps 'em busy
Bought 2 of these kits to keep a very antsy 4 year old entertained at a grownups Thanksgiving table - and it did exactly that! She played with it for ages, making and remaking necklaces for the adults and herself with little need for our help (which meant we could enjoy a leisurely meal!). Colours and patterns of the beads were really cute as well, and the storage box kept things nice and tidy. Only slight disappointment was that several of the beads broke in half with normal usage - but this is truly a minor issue.

Creative Engagement
I gifted this set to my niece and she was overjoyed.
Not to mention she used her creativity to put together beautiful necklaces, although the first one she made, she gifted to her dad.
However I do caution that this set is not for children below 3 yrs, since there is a risk that they might pop the beads in their mouths.
I would recommend adult supervision.