🎨 Vibrant Crayola Washable Glitter - A Must-Have for Creative Arts & Crafts! Review

great product I have a six year old granddaughter. We created together and found the Crayola product to be a good match in terms of quality and ease of use. especially for my six year old

Glitter glue is fun! Super messy for a toddler, but what isn't? I just want all the pins to have a point. Those who weren't came out in big balls. We used them to decorate their Forky creations (Toy Story 4). Daughter loves to decorate and then take it down and decorate.

straws are so flexible that they keep bending, so my 4 year old granddaughter could not deliver the product well. You really need to be able to coordinate squeezing the tube with both hands, aiming the dot at the right spot. I would not recommend it for small children.

Glue, size, colors and adhesion are good. Unfortunately, hats are complicated. Application point cap is in the closure cap. They are difficult to separate, and then the pointed cap will not rotate on the pipe and fall off. I'm really surprised that this Crayola product isn't up to the Crayola standard that I'm used to.

The main problem is that the delivery system is very difficult to use. The tubes are made of a thicker (but flexible) plastic that cannot be rolled up to keep the glue on the tip. When you (or especially children) squeeze the glue, half goes up and the other half goes down, that is, there will be air bubbles, and it will be mush and difficult to control, and children's hands will hurt. And the glue doesn't go far. I got about 2 kids projects from the whole set, I threw away the rest - it's…

My 2 year old daughter loves these pens. As per the description, her "crafts" are usually a huge puddle in the middle of paper and then glitter, feathers, noodles or whatever I give her. As a mother of a very active toddler, I wholeheartedly recommend this product - my daughter will truly sit for 30 minutes and have a great time. It's messy, but I don't mind that she leaves the glue on the side. I recommend your child wear a robe or an old shirt though, because at some point they will…