My Look Bead and Weave Bracelet

This was really fun to play with with my daughters. I have a wide age range and all of them enjoyed it, and I did myself as an adult. This was easy to use and the results were pretty great as well. Absolutely no complaints.

I really didn’t like this set. I tried to help my daughter with it and it was very confusing. I’m not the craftiest person, but I feel like it should be easier to understand what you are doing. We finally got the hang of it but it was not fun and very frustrating.

This was a fun toy to play with, but know that there is a learning curve. It's rated as 8+ and I fully agree with that age grading. The instructions are pretty good to help you get started, and once you find your groove you will be churning out bracelets non-stop. Would recommend for the bracelet maker in your family

This bracelet studio is great for an older child who likes jewelry and creating their own designs. There are a variety of different thread colors and bead shapes, colors and sizes. It would be nice if there were more letters and the inclusion of numbers. It is a bit difficult with the instructions at first but with patience you can make some cute bracelets.

CrayZart My Look Bracelet maker is so much fun. It comes with different colored threads. And an assortment of different sizes of beads. It’s easy to make the bracelets and put them together. And it’s fun spending time with my daughter as we make each other bracelets. You can make double beaded bracelets and mini metallic bracelets as well. It’s a fun way for kids to express themselves and have fun doing it. It makes a great Christmas gift too.

The My Look Bead weaver was supposed to be a fun activity with my daughter, but the function was so complex, I sent her to go watch tv while I tried to finish the bracelet alone and nearly gave up several times. The weaver makes it harder to make a braclet than just braiding it by hand and the instructions really lack clarity.

Really nice set for any bracelet making fan.it has everything to make amazing bracelet from beads to color threads . The maker is easy to operate and no battery is required. If there were more letters and numbers that would have been good

I received these products for free from the Hey, Bullseye sampling program in exchange for my honest review. This bracelet studio is a huge hit!! The unique 2 in 1 weaving tool makes crafting both double beaded and intricate woven bracelets simple. The bright colors and variety of beads ensure every creation is truly personal and trendy. It provides hours of fun.

This bracelet making kit was fun but it is not for young kids. There is a lot more to it than just moving the center piece up and down. I would highly suggest using three colors so you can keep track of where you are moving the threads. It took us several attempts and still got "off" so the beads look wonky. Luckily my 7yo doesn't care but my 12yo would. I also dislike that once it is put together, it doesn't come apart for easy storage. It isn't super sturdy, so it really doesn't make sense to not make the column parts removable.

What a cute gift idea for little jewelry makers! The box is a bit big for what’s inside, making you think you get more than what’s in there, but it’s a cute little set up. There’s tons of beads to make bracelets and you can reuse the machine to make future bracelets after you buy more supplies. This kit would be loads of fun and makes a great gift idea for hours of crafting!

I was excited to try the My Look Bead and Weave Bracelet Studio, hoping for a fun and relaxing craft activity. Unfortunately, this set turned out to be incredibly frustrating and poor quality. The loom itself is flimsy plastic and constantly shifted or bent when tension was applied, making it almost impossible to maintain a tight, even weave. The instructions were vague and difficult to follow, which meant I spent more time re-threading than actually creating. The provided materials were equally disappointing. The beads felt cheap and often had inconsistent holes, and the weaving thread was prone to fraying and breaking. Every time I thought I had made progress, something would inevitably snap or unravel, turning what should have been a relaxing hobby into a stressful chore.

The weave kit included in this set was difficult to use even for my 17-year-old. The bracelet kept falling out. The beads were very small and hard to string on the included thread. Overall, my kids aged 17, 11, and 10 ended up giving up before completing any bracelets.

I want to love it but HOW does it work? We have been trying for an hour.

My kids have loved interacting with this remote controlled Stitch. The wheels glide easily over the wood floor and the low pile rug. They used the remote almost fully because the gesture mode would only cause Stitch to jabber. I tried it myself and pressed the gesture button and I was only able to get it to move backwards. The kids liked the story mode button the best where they can sit and listen to the narrator. I thought the robot was a nice size and the kids liked all of the sayings that Stitch can mimic.