🌱 Recycled Paper Beads Kit - 4M Eco-friendly Crafting Supplies Review

I am really looking forward to using this product but I need to buy some glue before I can. A small amount of glue that came with the kit dried up in the package. Everything else looks great.

Works great but very awkward to use, especially for kids under 7 years old. The picture is deceptive as the beads do not automatically fall into the bottle (not included) and the design of the mechanism does not allow for rolling and falling. I would recommend using a square of styrofoam in the bowl that is large and strong enough to hold the roll in place as you roll, glue and then release.

My grandma loves it so much she made me buy a few more to send to friends in Colombia. She can no longer fully control her hands, but has always loved making paper beads and jewelry. This is the solution for you. I'm so glad she can do one of her favorite things again. It's cheap, but being able to give my grandma the opportunity to go back to one of her favorite pastimes is absolutely priceless.

Although this was designed for children I have a lot of fun making professional looking beads. It only does one size but I like this size. Adults with bead making experience should have no trouble making beautiful beads with this tool. I place the tool on a water bottle, hold it between my knees, use both hands to gently twist, and use my own materials for gluing, tempering, and glazing. When I want to make different sizes/types of beads I use different tools. But it's one of the best jewelry…

We love it. I tested my 7 year old daughter's interest in paper beads by giving her an old knitting needle. She liked it, but got very frustrated trying to keep the suspense on the paper. Give this bead roller a go and she is so happy with the results! It took her about 4 beads to learn how to wind them. We didn't use the glue or blob that came with it, just a glue stick so there weren't as many stains. She can remove the bead and stick it on, or leave it in the winder so it doesn't unravel. I…

I've never made paper beads before but I wanted to try before giving them to my 9 year old niece. She tends to be a little hyperactive and gets bored easily, especially when something new is too difficult. I found the tool to be well built and intuitive to use - you don't have to worry about holding paper tension with one hand while rotating the other - there is a spring mechanism that does this for you. My husband woke up at 3am to find I was still making beads because it was so much fun. As…