Is the bead tiny, the size you would want for foam dough, the kind that kids play with?
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That is what I bought it for. They are extra fine. I was looking for something a little bigger so I was kind of disappointed in them. It works but it is all over the place when you are prepping it.
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Not with regular individual size pkgs, but maybe with the mini packages. Smaller, individually wrapped candies are best, like Tootsie Rolls or Smarties. Something that size. If all else fails, the kids just take the top off and reach inside and get what they want!
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No, You should be fine. There aren't really any small parts. I'd say the smallest piece is about the size of a ping pong ball.
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A cupcake. Just kidding. But they are really small. I just got a 1/4 sheet cake and they were dwarfed in it by the kids loved it anyway. And every kid walked away with a character on their piece of cake so they were happy.
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There are several sizes. 4", 5", 8".The materials and confection are really good and still are ok in behalf my son plays with them a lot. Really good. Regards.
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Yes, it is smaller. I think they call it a 3/4 size. It's appropriate for a kid to learn, but an adult can play also.
500156
the actual cutter is not that large but depending on of its a cookie you are using it for it does bake into a nice size... its perfect for little fingers. hope this helps
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Probably yes. There is a caution in the box saying that these are for 3yrs old and up. Just make sure that your kid does not eat them. These foam pieces are pretty big and do not have any loose parts (unlike the ones with numbers and shape which you can pop out). So I think this is pretty safe to use for the kids.
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I don't think it'll be too small. My 2yo likes to walk around playing with the power tools, my 4yo likes to play with everything & my 7yo likes to build using the shapes as well as drill things.
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I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2½ inches wide. (Or 2 inches, if the dough is stiff enough not to spread as much.) I doubt if my information is all that helpful, but good luck.
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I am not sure but you can contact kids craft and they would be able to tell you.
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I would say, 5-6 CM. Just the right size & it looks so professional. Depends on your dough that you would make, I weight the dough balls at the first time & now I have the perfect size every time I make them. Good luck !
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I do not think it is wide enough for pizza dough in order to make a full-size pizza. It is only about six inches wide, but if that is wide enough for little pizzes, I say go for it.
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The inside of the barrell is about the diameter of my little finger. It's more of a novelty item, but my kids had a blast with it last summer
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my experience with this thing is not good...my children use it for playdough because it is more of a toy than a usable functioning tool.
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Yes. They come as teeny tiny hard beads. You pour them in a tub of water and over the course of 4-6 hours they grow to full size. I teach first grade and my students LOVE these! Lots of ways to have fun with them and learn �
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They are pretty small, as others have stated, and they are not proportional. The whale is one of the smallest and the gull is about the largest. I didn't actually buy them to make cookies. I cut shapes from fondant to decorate a "Little Mermaid" themed cake. They worked fine for that. I agree that cookies with the smaller shapes would be a challenge. They WILL rust.