Mother's Day Flower Craft Kits, Make Your Spring DIY Flowers Craft Set Sun Mouth Eyes Stickers Springtime Flowers Decorations for Kids Boy Girl Home School Fun Activities (32 Packs)

Great spring craft. My daughter’s class loved creating with these.

I thought that these would be more like the create-a-face sticker sheets where you have multiple options to choose when creating your flower, however, each flower has a very specific set of stickers to use and there isn't much creativity or individuality to be expressed. The flowers are supposed to be able to stand up, but the cardstock they're made of is very thin and bent easily. Now it looks like my tulips neck is broken and it falls over very easily.This might be a good, no mess activity for kids in a time they need to be quiet and occupied, like on a road trip or in a waiting room.Overall, I expected this to be different than it is and was a little disappointed that it is so simple. Still, my students enjoyed it, even if their flowers didn't stand up very long.

Great activity for my students to make for their mothers day gift but I'm just slightly annoyed that it's hard time Make it stand without it falling over.

These are adorable and relatively mess free. My girl has been super into crafting lately and this was a hit. Easy enough for my 3 year old to do with some assistance.

Bright colorful set and easy enough for my pre-K grandchild to design and put together flowers on her own. My younger grandkids needed a little guidance but did just fine! Perfect craft for rainy Spring days. There's enough different pieces that the flowers were unique and the kids could be creative with their designs. I liked making these too! Great set to have on hand when a craft is needed - would recommend.

The kids I nanny are toddler and preschool aged. They both had such a fun time building their own gardens. It was super easy to set up for them to do mostly on their own. It was the perfect craft to do when spring came around. We were able to talk about how things grow and why things start growing in spring. It was a great way for them to enjoy some learning!

These are super simple sticker creations. Some have only two stickers to place on each side… Some have ½ dozen or so.Unfortunately, these items are not sorted. The stickers come on sheets. Each sheet has stickers for one side of a flower. Fortunately, the sheets are perforated, so you have to simply tear them apart. Then after you have them all torn apart, you have to place them with the appropriate flower. I ended up using some “generic” sandwich size Ziploc bags to put things together for each project. This worked out well… Except… One of the sheets was cut too far through so some of the pieces fell out and were missing. So I lost the use of two of the flowers. But you need to allow at least ½ hour to forty-five minutes to rip everything apart… Sort… And place them in the bags.This set is made in China and being sold by Chinese company on Amazon.

I love this as a spring art project. It’s simple enough for my favorite 3 year old to complete and will make her very happy.I gave this 4 stars rather than 5 for a couple of reasons. 1) This came with zero instructions. Though I can figure it out, and the pages of stickers do have some tiny examples on them, it would have been nice to have some type of actual instructions. 2) The packaging itself was just odd (see the photo). I especially thought the huge, “DO NOT EAT!” on the back was strange. This wouldn’t have ever been something I would’ve chosen in a store, as, from the packaging, I had no idea what it even was. The company needs to work on clearer, more attractive packaging.I did give it 4 stars because, despite the above issues, it’s still a fun project to complete with a small child.