My daughter is 10 years old an aspiring fashion designer and i want to get her this to help her fashions come to life any suggestions?
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When I was researching before purchase, I remember one commenter mentioning that this particular form was better for display, rather than sewing, pinning, etc. That may be the case for the professional seamstress. I've pinned and done light repair on some vintage items and have no complaints. It is attractive and easy to work with. Good luck!
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You could get it for her, but I think she would get bored with it pretty quick. It's completely different than just tracing shapes. I bought it for my 10 year old granddaughter and she loves it, but it's more like geometry with it's different sizes and shapes and you have to know where to start and stop with your pen so you don't mess up the design that your drawing. I definitely wouldn't give it to a child any younger than 7 years old.
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If your daughter likes to sing, it would be a great gift. Get some current tween karaoke songs for her so that she knows the music.
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She should have several years with it. My daughter is turning 5 this week and we got this for her at Christmas. Even my daughter should get a few more good years out of it.
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I don't think she'll outgrow it too fast. I bought this for my 6 year old and I have used it as well without any issues. (I'm not going to divulge my age, but needless to say, I'm an adult!). It's not too small for me, I just don't pull back as hard as I can. If you want to spend a little more money, the Genesis is a great bow. We use the mini-genesis at lessons, but the regular genesis might be better for a 9 year old.
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I bought it for my 10 year old granddaughter and after looking at it, I think she will really like it. It is creative and will challenge her to think of all the different ways to make a closed circuit but visual enough to make it as difficult as she wants. I have not played with it though.
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I believe she would. My thoughts are though, that she has to be patient and very eager to learn to make the bracelets. I have a six year old that has spent many hours making all different types. He loves it!
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We found that the best reward was a one-on-one time. She loved alternating with the two of us due to work schedules, school events, etc. I agree that material items are not necessary and we tend to forget that just some extra attention is great. You could try (if its a girl) maybe spa time with toe painting or even going to a local ceramic store and making a project together. Also, Lowe's and Home Depot have great free workshops for kids on one Saturday a month. Hope these help!
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My daughter was only 10 when I bought it. She said a 9yr old should be able to wear it!
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I would suggest you get her a size 1 child's med. It should have enough give for her dance movements at her height and weight.
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How old are you asking about? I gave it to a tween and she LOVES it ... so there ya go!
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Hello, Lori, it all depends on her height and love for drumming. If she is serious, I think you want to invest in a set perhaps cost a bit more. She may not want a beginner set. This set is really good but I do plan on getting my son some of the "v drums" perhaps around your daughter age if his passion for playing increases. I hope this helps.
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My daughter got hers yesterday and was do excited... the first couple pre-cut patterns she did just fine, but when she tried to make her own with the included rectangular fabrics it jammed up a lot... it took a lot of patience to get a finished product... im thinking this is one gift that will find its way to the back of the closet quickly
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My daughter is 7 and she uses it and can make bracelets on her own. Some of the designs are simple chains, etc, which are pretty easy to get the hang of. I have to help her for some of the more difficult bracelets, but she's always involved picking out the colors and putting them on the loom, etc. The worst thing about it is all the little rubber bands that we're picking up constantly! :-)
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I would recommend you start 10 year olds with the Green xx light or yellow x light versions. But for someone that age you may want to consider or FULL RANGE set. It is inexpensively priced and you get a Yellow, Blue, Red and Black, so he/she can move progressively through heavier resistance and have extra units for both hands, and Mom or Dad can use the harder ones to set a good example. There may be imitators, so you want Weiss Medical! Thanks.
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I think so. I bought it for my daughter, she is 14. I have even used a few of the colors. It is a nice set, even for play make up.
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This one may be a little lengthy for that age as a first model. I would recommend something like a Revell Spitfire, or one of their other smaller, Vintage birds. Minimal pieces, and a little soft on the wallet in the event that they lose interest. If they show a liking towards modeling, perhaps purchase this as a second kit.