Review on Craft-tastic DIY Puffy Charm Palooza: Create 249 Charms for Jewelry, Pencil Toppers, and More! by Kim Sanchez

I have a few charms that I don't want the little ones to play with, so I was looking for an inexpensive but kid-friendly way to keep them on hand for activities or gifts. The Palooza set is very valuable not only because of the number of items, but also contains many of the same or similar ones that I have, especially the food. I might even get another one from the sets just to be sure. This will work for those old enough not to try to eat them. If you're concerned the recipient won't be skilled enough to line up the stickers well enough, do so ahead of time and gift them in a small jewelry box. The jump rings also require some twisting, which may be too big for little fingers. The supplied chains are too small, so if in doubt, buy longer chains from a craft store. If you don't like that sort of thing, there's the poop emoji charm, but everything else is animals, rainbows, food, rainbows. , inspirational messages, unicorns, rainbows and so on. So it is also a good gift for rainbow decoration lovers. The look also corresponds to that of Lisa Frank. The only thing I don't like is that it's a bit overpacked, but most of it is cardboard. I would suggest adding instructions for reusing a piece of cardboard in a coffin if possible. Little shiny things like this have to be kept somewhere. And maybe buy a second one if you can't resist.