🎨 Crayola DIY Gallery Wall Art Set & Origami Kit - Craft Kit with Over 30 Pieces Review

I wanted to find a creative way to give $100 as a wedding gift. When I stumbled across this cute eyeshadow kit, I was wondering if there was a way to fold a $100 bill into a heart about the same size as the carved hearts. and there is - great! There are simple instructions in the box. I didn't even need a brush to apply the metallic paint, I just dabbed it onto the sheets. You paint on the opposite side of the indicated hearts and when dry, cut out the hearts no larger than lines if you want…

Unfortunately, this set did not convince me at all. I would suggest skipping this altogether and putting together your own kit from a craft store. For a decent box - the same size as other craft kits - it was frustrating to open to find a handful of markers and about 20 small sheets of paper. Let "ink" flow. He was frustratingly weak and barely showed up. Wax "cream stick" also disappointed. There are very faint colors and pigments, nothing bright. They also don't have any good tips for…

This thing has become a real hit at my house where a lot of people use craft paper and draw. It's basically a simple product: around 20 sheets of beautiful paper, mostly deep but lovely purple-blue colours, and eight excellent markers, four of which are glitter gel (which look fantastic on dark paper). With the included instructions you can make small origami, but you can also do all sorts of creative crafts or simple drawings. Gel markers (or pens, I think) require some shaking and the right…

I've used metal markers in the past and these pearlescent markers/pens are basically the same - shake, squeeze the tip a few times to get the ink flowing, done. But these are much tougher. The results on white and black differ - sometimes inconspicuously, with the "white/color changer" even 100% (it looks blue on white paper). Gel pens really remind me of lipstick - rich, even colors. Twisting the end will squeeze the gel out. When it comes to art, I am "me". I can detail paint decently, use…

To be honest I'm a bit disappointed with this set. Consumables are much smaller than required for a box of this size, so it's always a disappointment. In terms of materials, it comes with three pearlescent crayons, three markers and a stack of paper. Some made from colored origami paper, some from textured paper, some from iridescent paper. There are different sizes of paper I think to make different "artwork". I find the finished products rather amateurish, but maybe I'm just not creative. You

I find the waste of plastic and paper in the packaging of this set ridiculous. Basically, you get a few sheets of paper, 4 oil pastel pens, and 4 metal pens. Metal pens must be shaken for 20 seconds and then the felt tip inserted and removed for 60 seconds to allow the paint to flow. You will receive 10 sheets of pearl paper (shiny paper), 5 sheets of embossed paper and 6 sheets of origami paper. The manual consists of 4 pages, where the first page shows what's in the box, the second and third…