Little Jupiter DIY Pom Pom Art - Makes 3 Pieces -Boy & Girl Crafts for Kids Age 3-5 - Toddler Crafts - Pom Pom Art Projects for Kids 3-5 - (Set 2-Unicorn, Rainbow, Cat)

My kids wanted to jump into this and ended up being a great project for them. More than enough little pompoms. Got this for an easier version of diamond art as my younger child is not old enough for thoes yet. They loved it. Great product

My kids love these. They love doing arts and crafts and this is a fun and not messy arts and craft. I just wish there were extra poms just in case the kids use too many for one

My son is not quite ready for the small gem art his older sister loves to do. This was a great alternative for him to work on his concentration and fine motor skills. He enjoyed it very much.

My kids had a lot of fun with the combo packs!

My 5 year old step-daughter LOVED this set. She did all three in one day and really enjoyed it. Afterwards she also enjoyed throwing the leftover pom poms (tiniest little balls) up in the air over her head.I am STILL picking up these little balls all over the house. That is the biggest drawback. The other difficulty is that nothing is really labeled so you have to go by the pictures on the cover. Daughter just started peeling off stickers. Some of the areas weren't meant to be pulled off and this caused some disappointment.I think this is a cute craft project, but know what you are getting in to.

My grands loved doing these for Christmas presents to give to their family members. It was something they could create without a lot of extra help. They loved doing these and they made some beautiful pictures.

Was super easy and my 4 year old loved doing it. But as the sticky part dries out the poms fall off.

This is a cute design for little ones to have fun sticking pompoms onto. A lot of enjoyment was had when making these.For the designs and getting ready it's nice that the paper can be torn off to save sticky areas for later. However as convenient this is you must follow the diagrams on the box and the pompom placements or you will run out. For example we used up every single pompom for the unicorn pattern and ran out for the rainbow pattern. Sticking the pompom on is easy to start but it doesn't seem the adhesive is strong enough and eventually they do fall off. It would have been nice to have a built-in way for a stand to display the art kids made.We found out that sticking on the foam stickers first was the best choice in order to properly fit the pompoms. Doing it in reverse order can make things more difficult.It's very interesting that there is a CA Prop 65 statement on this, especially for a kids product. Is it this company is being responsible and stating this while others don't or is there something special about this?