Horizon Group Creator: Empowering Your Creativity Review

Instructions are difficult to follow. It never says how to link your project! We only tied two knots at each end, but we're not sure how long they will last. We ended up making a penguin because the instructions for the wings were very confusing. I also found it helpful if this included a roulette wheel. We have three rulers and it was very difficult to measure the thread. Once you figure out how to do it right, it's going to be a ton of fun to craft! It's easy and enjoyable once you know how…

My kids love this little set. I showed my 7 year old twins how to do it and they were able to do it themselves. My 5 year old needed extra help. We started with simple patterns like ladybugs and penkin and progressed to more complex butterflies. I think it will be a fun craft for them to make decorations at Christmas time. The instructions to start with were great, but it didn't say how to tie at the end. I made a simple knot and used a lighter to melt it together to make it stronger.

Looks like a cute and fun activity for my child. However, the clips were missing, the box was badly dented, and the instructions were wrong. The tying instructions weren't very good, and the silk cords made it almost impossible to tie without eventually slipping, so I put some glue in the knots. First we made a cat and she asked me to cut 5 feet of rope. We had 2 feet of extra string after it was done. The concept of this kit is really good, but due to the lack of clips and vague instructions…

Firstly, this kit is overpriced for what you get which is a couple of beads and a pair of silk cord clasps. If I went to a craft store it would cost me about $5-7. I bought it because I thought it had detailed instructions on how to do these things and it's worth it. There are no detailed instructions in it, just the picture of finished keyrings through which a shadow of slippery silk thread is threaded. This made my 9 year old cry, we had to google how to make it. We made one but then it fell…