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DIY Alphabet Jewelry Kit - STMT

$11.99
reg $14.99
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Beaded Boo Halloween Bracelet Craft Kit - Makes 12

Horizon Group 24 Color STMT Ultimate Bling Gem Set

$15.99
reg $19.99
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Make It Real Mini Pottery Studio

$10.49
reg $14.99
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4.2(120)
Loved for: fun for kids

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Glass Jewelry Box Painting Craft Kit - Mondo Llama™

$8.00
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Most kits list suggested ages of about 4 years up through 8 years and up, with many listings specifying 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 years. Check the individual product packaging for the exact age recommendation and any safety warnings.

Common materials include wood, cotton, acrylic, plastic, rubber, polystyrene and metal.

Typical kit contents include beads and cords, charms and clasps, clips, elastic or metallic cord, looms or tools (hooks, beading pens), thread or string, lanyard/carabiner clips, instruction sheets and sometimes storage components.

Kits support a wide range of projects, including necklaces, bracelets, anklets, friendship bracelets, heishi stacks, cuffs and rubber-band woven items. Some kits also include supplies for small accessories like keychains, banners or phone sleeves.

Bracelet-making kits help develop fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, pattern recognition, creative thinking and social skills through designing, stringing and sharing jewelry.

Kits commonly include wooden sorting trays, carrying or storage cases, built-in compartments or bead centers, and compact studios or containers designed for portability.

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