Make It Real Stamp to Reveal DIY Dot Posters, 1 Stamper per kit & 3 Dot Posters |Craft Kit, Artwork Activity, Girls & Kids Ages 6 Bunny, Frog, Panda

My 7 and 9 year olds love this, as do I! Fun, easy, low maintenance project to work on anytime. Make sure you read the quick and easy instructions and be careful not to spill the little canisters with all of the tiny paper circles in it, which is what we did several times. But if we were all working on one at the same time, it was actually easier to just lay out the circles and match them up by hand rather than one number at a time with the little stamper thing. Regardless, we're enjoying it! Great buy for children who enjoy projects. We love puzzles, and this has a similar feel. Wouldn't recommend for children younger than 6 or 7.

My kids absolutely love this stamp-to-reveal photo activity! The little paper dots are fun to stick onto the sticky photo, and it’s so exciting to see the picture slowly revealed as they work. It’s a great mix of creativity and surprise, keeps them engaged for a long time, and is perfect for a quiet afternoon or travel activity. The quality is excellent, and the concept is simple but so entertaining. Highly recommend for kids who love arts, crafts, and surprises!

This is a unique item. The poster board itself is sticky. You apply paper dots using a plastic round handheld applicator. You put the paper dots into the applicator manually in a roll. Pay attention and use the correct paper dots for each poster! Each paper dot has a number on the back. You hunt around on the poster to find the corresponding number, and then press the applicator down to affix the paper dot onto the correct number circle. The numbers are not in order so you will hunt around a lot. One poster took two adults & an eight year old about 2.5 hours. Young kids will definitely need assistance. The paper dots are tricky to affix in just the right position, if you don't apply them just right you'll see white peeking out, if you're child is a perfectionist this may bother them. The design, when completed, is really cool and something for a kid to be proud of.

This is so much fun and easy for kids to understand, but the design could definitely be improved. My 6 year old accidentally dropped all of the dots out and it was a huge pain to get them all facing the right way and back into the stamper tool. At first I was really worried because I thought they would need to be in number order, but fortunately the order doesn’t matter and you can just put them in randomly. I thought maybe that only was a my kid problem, but we gave it as a gift at the same time my kid got it, and when we were at their house, the same thing happened to them! We know now to be careful and its been fine.

This was really disappointing. My 7 year old wanted this and about 10 minutes in gave up. The numbers are randomly placed on the image and they're randomly in the little wand so for every dot you have to look on the bottom of the wand and then hunt the number down. The numbers would be randomly in the wand as well. Instead of all the 1s together, they were just in there randomly. Since there was no rhyme or reason, my daughter was over it quickly. Also, if a dot falls out, it sticks to the sticky page and if you try to peel it off because it's not in the right spot, it would rip. There were no extra dots at all so if one was lost, ripped, etc too bad. Overall, it was super frustrating and the only one that was completed was the one I (38/f) did. The other two were thrown in the trash because dots were lost with the frog and with the rabbit, all the dots fell out of the back of the wand onto the sticky paper and they were stuck there forever. I can't imagine any young kids doing this (ever my almost 10 year old couldn't do this).