BUT if you are doing zentangle with kids or as a cheapy craft project they will work great.
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I bought these for zentagle tiles and the ink bleeds significantly more making some artwork difficult.  BUT if you are doing zentangle with kids or as a cheapy craft project they will work great.
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I use this for putting together craft items, such as felt pieces. They stick well, regular school glue does not work as well.
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These ping pong balls are perfect for craft projects. They are not high enough quality to play ping pong with though. For my purposes, they worked exactly how I was hoping they would.

I used the balls in an inexpensive string light and marquee letter project I made for a circus party. I wanted to make globe-like string lights and these ping pong balls worked well.  The plastic is thin enough to cut an X through with an X-acto knife so I could slip them over the string lights.

If you're looking for a ping pong ball to play the game with, look elsewhere. If you're looking for an inexpensive bulk amount of ping pong balls for a craft project, these are great.
495395
A cheap source of entertainment for my kids.
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Great for mini crafts. Made some magnets from them.
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Love them sine they are cheap and works good for the kids. Only thing is that the can fall apart from the top since the stitches are not very well tight together.
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I like these especially to make frames for small art projects. KIds can even do it themselves. Craft sticks rule!
3544979
These are great little things to do crafts with. Since they are wood I was able to paint them as different Christmas characters. I'm sure they work just fine as clothespins too.
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they work fine for a few projects. cheap quality but that shouldn't matter if you're not using them on a day to day basis
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These are made of paper.  The designs are cute but they are pretty flimsy...which is fine because they were very cheap, but for a photo booth, they will only last for a couple of uses.  I do have an issue with the fact that they come unassembled.  The sticks aren't attached.  They come with one skinny glue stick, a small candle and the sticks that they are supposed to be attached to.  I don't have time for that so they are sitting on my counter.  Seems like a great project for kids to do though.
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Great little project to have around to keep kids busy and the results are precious.  they are on a quality wooden frame and very nice canvas.  I've used these as birthday gifts giving friends.  We have also gifted these painted to family members as well as, decorating our own home with the creations.  They are small so, kids won't lose interest and come in lots of really cute themes for both girls and boys.
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These tweezers are working out fine for my paper crafting projects. I like the style for holding paper pieces especially using a wet glue. The other style I have is a reverse type  tweezer and not as comfortable to hold or use.
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The people I bought this for said they liked it.  Good for Zentangle artists.
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The plans are fine, but the projects are craft-level.  Easy to make though.  I made the bedroom set for my kids.  It's a tank and the mattresses are recessed too far down.
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Some that they can help with for a fun after school or weekend project.  There are some that make great hors d'oeuvres for the grown ups too.  Enjoy.
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I bout these to make some crafty stuff with. They're basically the same pot holders you get at the dollar tree only in more colors. They're cheap and look cheap but depending on what you're using them for they just might serve your purpose like they did mine.
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The three projects are very cute, and I enjoyed working on them with my 4-year-old. The stickers are just fine to make faces, but the pieces that need to be stuck on/put together with the glue stick... are impossible! It was very frustrating for me as an adult to not be able to put together the crafts as intended using the tools provided, and of course my daughter couldn't make anything stay on with the glue stick either.

Then I had a smart moment and ran to our craft drawer for Glue Dots... that saved the day. Arms and crowns and hats could be attached with ease. Phew!

There's plenty of shredded tissue paper to use on these and future projects, and enough supplies to make all the projects pictured. It made for a good winter night activity for us, and we still have leftovers that should last us for at least another two nights.

So I'd just suggest having either glue dots, a hot glue gun, or a stapler at hand for the trickier parts to attach.