DBlosp Plush Craft Rainbow Pillow, Fabric by Number Art & Crafts, No Sewing, Making Your Own DIY Rainbow Pillow, Kids Project, Learning Fun, Ages 5+

Gift for my 7yr old granddaughter. I wanted her to have a successful crafting experience, as so often a child will get frustrated & give up when they don't see quick results. This proved to be perfect for her and she loved it! Easy to follow instructions, kept her interest & she completed it in no time... now wants more projects like this to work on - Yay!!! She is proud to display in her room & wants to show it off to anybody who will oblige, LOL.

I have one to my 5 and 6 year old granddaughters and they loved it! It kept them busy for two to three hours straight. It was so much fun they wouldn’t stop!

my 5 yr old grandson loved doing it so much, he finished in one sitting.

My granddaughter lover these projects. I got her one for Christmas and it was a big hit. So I got her another one for Valentine’s Day.

It’s cute, fun, and easy to do. My 4 year old finished it in about an hour. It’s the perfect size for her to take to school for naptime. Only downside is the fabric swatches come all mixed together in one bag, separating them was the only part she needed help with.

Showed my daughter how to push the fabric into the notches and she finished it herself from there. She was so proud of herself. Buying another as a gift for one of her friends.

First,HINT the stick’s edge should align with a dot to make it easy to penetrate the surface. If the stick doesn’t go in easily, do not push it, but align it with the dot more carefully to avoid breaking the stick.My 5.5 year old granddaughter was very excited to create a pillow gift for her little brother’s birthday (turning 4), especially because it was the first time she would be giving him a real gift made by herself. She was carefully studying and following instructions and completed most of it on her own. I had to take over just at the end when the plastic stick was close to breaking, bending when pushed and not performing as before (she was pushing the stick hard when it did not go in easily-I figured out the aligning part only at the end, when I was finishing the pillow for her, and even though I explained it to her, at that point we did not want to risk it trying to complete it on her own.) She was very proud of herself for creating her own gift for her brother. As far as I was concerned, this pillow ended up being a gift for both my granddaughter and my grandson.

Lots of fun