Review on Craft-tastic Inspire: One-of-a-Kind Freeform by Chris Lujan

For the first time I saw that this idea was fixed somewhere and decided to implement it with my daughter's scout troop. The team didn't choose this project so I decided to do it at home with my kids. walk comfortably. Pros: 💕 Comfort. 💕 This set contains enough items for more than one project. After copying the words a bit and cutting out 2 more sheets of cardboard we had enough for all 3 of my kids. 💕 I like long lists of selected words. Beige and black cardboard with the words different. The list starts with a beige piece and goes in alphabetical order. Cons: 👎🏻 MSRP is a bit high. You'll get a piece of cardboard, 2 pieces of cardboard, a few small squares of tissue paper, a third piece of cardboard with "I am" printed on it, a foam brush, and a medium sized can of regular Mod Podge as a solution. I could buy these items for a few dollars. 👩🏻‍🦱 Final Thoughts: This cute project gave my kids a good craft that helps them think positively about themselves while spending some time together offline. If I were making this set, I wouldn't be making a cardboard poster. It is very difficult to hang or frame, making the craft cheaper. I strongly recommend using thin canvas, cardboard or wood. We went with firewood. You look great! If it was more than $10 I would decline. I have a feeling this item is $4.99-$6.99 per pack. I'd pay up to $10 just because everyone knows convenience comes at an additional cost.