Do you think a bright 10-year old girl with no sewing experience, could find this easy to use?
2006889
Yes, I do. My 8 year old granddaughter is learning how to use it with assistance and instruction from her mother. She loves it and is eager to learn as much as she can...she loves fashion design and making outfits for her cats and eventually for herself.
2062190
ummm..... I suppose a child could do the final stamping, but you'd have to be FAST, and depending on the age of the child of course, the results wouldn't be what the pictures show. Again, depends A LOT on the age of the child, and their manual dexterity. 9 or 10 year old? Maybe. I wouldn't do it if they were pretty young.....3 or 4....but maybe get a "tester." Walmart sells inexpensive starter sets-that way you could try it. Dunno know, without knowing the child. Let me know what you decide and the outcome!
1420207
No, recommend this for ages 10 and up. It's really a pre-teen/teenage thing. I think a 7 year-old would get very frustrated with it. Best to stick with the rainbow loom and rubber bands for now. I had to review the directions a few times myself before getting the hang of it. Hope this helps.
2166018
Yep, it would not be difficult make your own. I purchased one and really like it. It is well made (in the USA, too!) but if you are handy with a sewing machine it would be pretty simple to make one.
903962
These are fairly simple to assemble. The instructions show a few stitches that are required for the project, so I would think s child with basic sewing skills and some patience could put these together. They also lend themselves to individual adornment, depending on one's creativity. I don't know how to assign an age range, but would guess 10 and up.
733087
My daughter just uses the straight pins to hold her fashions in place. Then, she takes out the pins and redesigns. So, she doesn't sew a thing which makes it an independent activity at times and together, we design sometimes, too.
1424610
We never purchased or used one. However, i bet it would be easy enough to sew one together being that it is triangular (straight sides). Otherwise, do a web search. � good luck�
1462504
You could. The model is slightly larger than a Barbie. However there is no patterns. You would have to design your pattern before sewing it. Hope this helps.
1420205
Yes it's very easy to use. We did watch a video for our first bracelet and my daughter was fine afterwards. I want to say she was 8 when she got
86870
Yes my eight year old helped me with it for her rainbow loom bolts and comes with the tool (Allen key ) very easy
603218
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966757
Bought this for my granddaughter when she was 8 and she is very competent on it. I would say younger kids could also use if they don't get frustrated if loops come off....and 'finishing off' edges may need adult help...so in the long run...if younger kids are 'handy' and patient this loom is great and sturdy...I would NEVER get a plastic one.
14212
Absolutely!! It's really perfect for anyone. My daughter 1st got one of these at 6 and I bought her another one at 7. It's a great, fun and creative craft!
1420208
I gave it to my daughter when she turned 10. You might have to help load the string... But she should be able to work it. She loved it. And it stores well. She also got the plastic loop bracelet maker at the same time. The plastic loop one seemed easier but she liked the look of this one better.
919860
I would say YES. I have my seven year old grand daughter helping me with this and if we keep the patterns pretty simple to start with she has no problem and loves it. She is getting one for Christmas.
999572
Yes, this really is for that type of materials. Of course, you still need the proper threads (usually heavy duty nylon) and very heavy duty needles (18 or 20). I would seriously advise you to sew on scraps (or similar weights) to set tension and make sure you're getting a good stitch before you try sewing on your project.
2128621
If you have some sewing skills and could finish off the edge then it would work. If not, I would say no because the outer edge binding would start to unravel.