WINSONS Window Art for Kids Suncatcher Kits with Suction Cups Paints DIY Stained Glass Set Arts & Crafts Kit Toys for Kids Student Toddler Children

We gave this as a gift for a 6th Birthday. The Birthday girl loved it and it was easy to use.

My granddaughters enjoyed this set so much I bought them another one. The colors are really beautiful. The girls are between the ages of 4 and 7 and easily worked with all components of set. Once the paint dried the girls hung their pretty sun catchers in the sunniest windows of their home.

We were surprised how quickly the young lady cranked these out - over an hour on an afternoon. Given the intricate nature of the pieces, she painted them very well and they look pretty cool. The sun comes through them and they have a nice effect. My only complaint is that they don't adhere to the window very well. The suction cups are a bit wonky in quality and we're daily picking one or two off the floor every morning. Otherwise, a nice rainy day activity.

These were superb quality for the price. They also look really nice when they dry. My 4 year old had a blast with them (and so did I).

My kids loved this!! We was able to hang them in the kitchen window after they dried. Great for rainy Saturday/Sunday’s

I'm an adult, but I have always loved doing this style of "kid's craft" plastic suncatcher. I find them to be fun and relaxing. Two different companies offered very similar kits for review, and I jumped at the chance to try them both. The sets that I got to try out were this set by Winsons and an almost identical set from TBC .Between the two sets, I feel that the Winsons is a much better deal. It is over a dollar less in price and has 20 suncatchers, more paint, and more printed templates for making hand drawn clings. The suncatchers and paints in the sets are identical, with the only difference being that the black outlines are a bit thicker in this set. The booklets with the templates are practically identical as well, the only difference being the Winsons has two pages as opposed to the single page in the TBC set. You can see the thickness difference in my pictures with the side by side narwhals.The paints look like they were made in the same factory and just have different labels put on them. The paints apply smoothly and evenly. I use a toothpick to pop bubbles and get the paint into all of the hard to reach crevices for a complete fill of color. The paint is opaque when applied, but it dries clear. In one of my pictures you see a llama that is fully dry and a sunshine that is partly dry and still wet.I'm about halfway through the kit right now. I will update my review if there isn't enough paint to finish all of the included suncatchers, but I don't think it will be an issue.I rate the Winsons set 5 stars. (TBC will be getting 4 stars when I type up that review)

The WINSONS Sparkling Window Art Kit my kids have been pretty happy with.This kit shipped well. No items were missing or damaged. No weird odors or chemical-like smells were present.I find the value a good deal for the hours of creativity and the number of creations that can be created. There is a total of 20 suncatchers with plenty of window and liner paint not to run out. There are patterns included as well as instructions on how to create the stainless glass-like stickers and color the suncatchers.My kids were at first confused thinking they'd need a paintbrush but the tubes of paint can be squeezed right into the catchers being pretty mess-free!I'm a fan of this set and recommended it for those of all ages!

Bought this for our 6 year old granddaughter. She loves it.

We used these as an art activity at my daughter’s party. They were a hit and you can then hang them on your window when they are dried and not just lying around like another useless thing.

These are easy to make and it makes quite a few. Bright, fun colours. Minimal mess. Definitely a hit in this house.

Kids loved these, they were easy to use, paint was squeezable for a 3.5 year old by herself.

Black outline paint doesn't work, can't peel off provided plastic sheet once dry. The colours do though (see picture). Coloured paint, even when applied thickly, dries unevenly and leaves gaps.The plastic pieces and the suction cups are great, though.