After receiving this product and using it I felt like I needed to write a review because of all the negative things I read when purchasing. I want to start off by saying this was a mother/daughter bonding time and she absolutely loved it!! I did the gluing and she did the shaking. We bought it as a Christmas gift for her, and I definitely review it as being giftable for anybody that wants to do something fun with their little.
I saw a lot of people saying there isn’t enough glue. There is. Sure, if I was to let my step-daughter do it on her own I can totally see where she would use a million times more glue. So there’s two simple solutions: 1) do it with the child or 2) buy some Elmers glue and refill the glue bottles (they are easier to use/control for this, and simple to refill).
I also saw people saying that after getting it they feel it’s a waste because it’s an afternoon project and it’s done because no refills or no room to store it. The box is 12x24 (rough guess), so not excessive for a contraption like this. There are refills if you go on Crayola’s website. Another idea: you could print a coloring page and use small beads you can purchase from the craft section of a store.
Does the paper shift around when using it? Sure it does, but only after it’s got quite a bit of weight from the glue and beads. We started at the left hand side of the paper and worked towards the right. I would recommend this because the beads don’t have as far to travel to get to the glue when the paper starts to get heavier. Honestly, being a crafter, I expected this would happen when we bought it.
At the end of the day, I still stand by my 5-star review!! If you are willing to think outside the box a bit and want to spend time with your child crafting this is really fun and worth every penny.
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Great for Fans of Glitter Art
Virtually everyone has tried glitter art before, but have you heard of Sprinkle Art? This fun, new medium allows kids to embellish line art in new and fun ways. Whether they use the included coloring pages, or choose their own favorite characters and designs, kids can't help but smile when they shake up these sprinkles!
Crayola Sprinkle Art Shaker - Everything's Better With Sprinkles On Top
Less Mess Crafts for Girls & Boys
Shake up any day with the Crayola Sprinkle Art Shaker! This creative craft is a less mess way to create vibrant, textured art that's as much fun to make as it is to display. First, select one of the 12 included coloring pages to decorate. Then trace your line art with one of the 6 glue tubes in your kit, and place the line art inside your shaker. Finally, add your choice of 5 sprinkle colors to the shaker, close the case, and shake your sprinkles into place. The end result is adorable 3D art!
- Sprinkles in Pink, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple.
- Shaker keeps sprinkles contained while you create.
- The perfect birthday or holiday gift set!
- Fun food themed line art to get started. Refill with coloring pages or printouts of your choosing.
- Expansion packs with sprinkle refills and additional content are sold separately.
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She loves it! Totally worth it!!
After receiving this product and using it I felt like I needed to write a review because of all the negative things I read when purchasing. I want to start off by saying this was a mother/daughter bonding time and she absolutely loved it!! I did the gluing and she did the shaking. We bought it as a Christmas gift for her, and I definitely review it as being giftable for anybody that wants to do something fun with their little.I saw a lot of people saying there isn’t enough glue. There is. Sure, if I was to let my step-daughter do it on her own I can totally see where she would use a million times more glue. So there’s two simple solutions: 1) do it with the child or 2) buy some Elmers glue and refill the glue bottles (they are easier to use/control for this, and simple to refill).I also saw people saying that after getting it they feel it’s a waste because it’s an afternoon project and it’s done because no refills or no room to store it. The box is 12x24 (rough guess), so not excessive for a contraption like this. There are refills if you go on Crayola’s website. Another idea: you could print a coloring page and use small beads you can purchase from the craft section of a store.Does the paper shift around when using it? Sure it does, but only after it’s got quite a bit of weight from the glue and beads. We started at the left hand side of the paper and worked towards the right. I would recommend this because the beads don’t have as far to travel to get to the glue when the paper starts to get heavier. Honestly, being a crafter, I expected this would happen when we bought it.At the end of the day, I still stand by my 5-star review!! If you are willing to think outside the box a bit and want to spend time with your child crafting this is really fun and worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021
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After receiving this product and using it I felt like I needed to write a review because of all the negative things I read when purchasing. I want to start off by saying this was a mother/daughter bonding time and she absolutely loved it!! I did the gluing and she did the shaking. We bought it as a Christmas gift for her, and I definitely review it as being giftable for anybody that wants to do something fun with their little.
I saw a lot of people saying there isn’t enough glue. There is. Sure, if I was to let my step-daughter do it on her own I can totally see where she would use a million times more glue. So there’s two simple solutions: 1) do it with the child or 2) buy some Elmers glue and refill the glue bottles (they are easier to use/control for this, and simple to refill).
I also saw people saying that after getting it they feel it’s a waste because it’s an afternoon project and it’s done because no refills or no room to store it. The box is 12x24 (rough guess), so not excessive for a contraption like this. There are refills if you go on Crayola’s website. Another idea: you could print a coloring page and use small beads you can purchase from the craft section of a store.
Does the paper shift around when using it? Sure it does, but only after it’s got quite a bit of weight from the glue and beads. We started at the left hand side of the paper and worked towards the right. I would recommend this because the beads don’t have as far to travel to get to the glue when the paper starts to get heavier. Honestly, being a crafter, I expected this would happen when we bought it.
At the end of the day, I still stand by my 5-star review!! If you are willing to think outside the box a bit and want to spend time with your child crafting this is really fun and worth every penny.
I saw a lot of people saying there isn’t enough glue. There is. Sure, if I was to let my step-daughter do it on her own I can totally see where she would use a million times more glue. So there’s two simple solutions: 1) do it with the child or 2) buy some Elmers glue and refill the glue bottles (they are easier to use/control for this, and simple to refill).
I also saw people saying that after getting it they feel it’s a waste because it’s an afternoon project and it’s done because no refills or no room to store it. The box is 12x24 (rough guess), so not excessive for a contraption like this. There are refills if you go on Crayola’s website. Another idea: you could print a coloring page and use small beads you can purchase from the craft section of a store.
Does the paper shift around when using it? Sure it does, but only after it’s got quite a bit of weight from the glue and beads. We started at the left hand side of the paper and worked towards the right. I would recommend this because the beads don’t have as far to travel to get to the glue when the paper starts to get heavier. Honestly, being a crafter, I expected this would happen when we bought it.
At the end of the day, I still stand by my 5-star review!! If you are willing to think outside the box a bit and want to spend time with your child crafting this is really fun and worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023
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I was a little disappointed in this item. I bought a couple of these as gifts for other kids, so my daughter wanted one too. It was only okay. Some of the little beads got stuck under the rubber bands or in the corners of the box, so they mixed into the jars when we switched colors. Also, since these are big beads and not glitter, they are a little harder to use and get stuck in areas you previously tried to decorate.
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