SpirographShrink Charms, Friendship Bracelet Kit, Bracelet Making Kit for Girls, Arts and Crafts for Kids, Drawing Kit, Girls Bracelet, for Kids, Ages 8+

This bracelet kit is everything my 90s / Y2K childhood self would have wanted!! Ok, and maybe I’m over here coloring now with a little more steady hand at this. lol I’m being so for real right now, what tweenager wouldn’t love a Spirograph bracelet kit? The icing on the cake is that they are also shrinking charms! You design and color, then it shrinks down in the oven and becomes the right size bracelet charms, add it to your bracelet. This kit would make a phenomenal gift for friend’s birthdays or Christmas present for the niece. My daughter is seven and was excited about this kit. My other daughter is almost 14 and was also very excited about this kit. That is a very wide age range of gift ability! So cute.

Brings me back to my 90's childhood! This kit comes with spirographs, markers, shrink sheets, etc. You can create your designs using the spirographs or go rogue and create your own unique design. My kid thought the spirograph was cool for a few minutes, but quickly became overcome with the excitement of shrinking the plastic. Pro tip: You can use whatever other felt-tip markers you have on hand to expand your color options and #6 plastic works the same as Shrinky Dinks when you run out of the shrink sheets.Overall, a fun experience for any kiddo!

I loved Spirograph’s as a kid so took a shot on this for my daughter and son to see how they liked it. I had them practice on paper first to get the hang of it and let them go on their own with the charms. They had a blast for a whole afternoon with this kit and came up with some nice-looking charms. My daughter even made a charm for our dog’s collar and a bunch for her friends at school. This is a great rainy-day project or would be a good activity for a sleep over. My son still is using the Spirograph with colored pencils on paper till we get more shrink sheets.

The Spirograph Shrink Charms has everything needed to make 25 novelty charm bracelets. This set is ideal for spending a rainy afternoon Indoors and keeping the kids involved in something fun.The set recommends age 8+, but this Kit involves using an oven, which is usually age-appropriate for most children once they are in their early teens. Each child's level of responsibility is unique, and it's an adult's decision when to allow them supervised / unsupervised usage of an oven.I was almost out of high school when Kenner introduced the Spiralograph in 1966. My son wasn't interested in it, so this is my first time using it. The Kit provides several hours of fun, from designing and coloring the charms to making bracelets. Each bracelet costs about 75 cents and would make a great side gift for your child's friends.Full Disclosure: I received this product for free from the Vine program. However, I want to emphasize that I did not receive any payment for this review. I am dedicated to providing honest and unbiased reviews, and it's important for you to know that I pay a significant 29% in federal and state income taxes for each item, a burden I carry. I apologize for not including any pictures in this review, as my genetic condition causes my hands to shake, making it difficult to capture clear images.

As a 90s kidJust the name spirograph makes me nostalgic. This is a fun artsy craft set that is perfect for kids, and it comes in a rectangular box that makes it easy to wrap so it’s giftable. There is a good assortment of everything that you need to make the type of bracelets and shrink charms shown on the package.

This is a cute kit reminiscent of the spirograph art fun of those who grew up in the 90's (I know they've been around longer than that but most of the people in the 90's are the ones buying them for their kids now). You get a few spirograph shapes, a few markers, a few sheets of shrink paper, then accessories to make your bracelets like cord, beads, charms etc. It is quite cute and fun, great for young girls to make together or to make and give out to various friends. It is pretty simple overall and you get a limited number of designs to make unless you buy more shrinky dink paper. They are a cute idea and fun for a few hours of entertainment but I don't see the bracelets really lasting that long as far as girls wanting to continuously wear them, but who knows!

Spirograph toys never disappoint and this is no excuse! Great quality and easy to use. So much fun at an excellent price!

This was actually a really fun craft to do with my 4 year old daughter. Usually I just play along but I got really into it. Requires an oven and adult supervision.