Klutz Products:

[DDofEve]

Give me your reviews of Klutz Craft books and ready-to-make projects.

http://www.klutz.com/catalog/product/2840?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=CPC&utm_term=klutz%20potholders&utm_content=819395991&utm_campaign=Trademark


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I LOVE this product! The loops that come with it REALLY match, the book gives EXCELLENT instructions as to how to make the project too! VERY easy for a 9 yo to accomplish and creates perseverance in character. You get a cute potholder or purse or beanbag at the end too! VERY cool product!

[DDofEve]

We have this book as well:

http://www.klutz.com/catalog/prodimages/1145-1m-low.jpg

This is more challenging, my kids haven't tried this without dh or myself. I would say age 10+ would be good for this. You need to be SOOO exact with folding paper. BUT, its sooo fun to make these! I would give this a thumbs up.

[dedife]

My DS LOVED the paper airplane book. It comes with a lot of cool paper too, which is a bonus.

I've given some of the craft kits for gifts.

[DDofEve]

We have this book as well:

http://www.klutz.com/catalog/prodimages/2302-1m-low.jpg

THis went with us to Italy, and is a FABULOUS fun activity book. I got them for my nephews too and they loved them! Great Sunday Night "church" books as well! Still going strong on the activities as well! FUN FUN FUN!

[Dubya]

I have bought several of their books. They are just too cool to pass up. The kids love them and they come with all the stuff needed to do the crafts. Our Cracker Barrel carries them. When we eat there I check them out.

[Dubya]

I want this one! Are you surprised? :rofl:

http://www.klutz.com/catalog/product/7500

[BusyHoneyBee]

My SIL got DS one called "Paper Twirling" which is an old craft called quilling.

He is not ready for it yet, we tried and he couldn't do the fine motor part. He's 8. I think perhaps a girl might be better at this one.

[thebeckery]

I LOVE the 3 that my kids got for Christmas, and I am planning on getting more for their Easter baskets.

[DDofEve]

I want this one! Are you surprised? :rofl:

http://www.klutz.com/catalog/product/7500

not at all my dear...:giggle::biglaugh::tongue:

[Amy F in LA]

We have the Tying Knots one. Very helpful. It has holes on the page so you can anchor the strings (included) to practice the knots.

We have a Marble games one too.

We had a Make things from Pipecleaners one.

Great entertainment!

[Flautista]

Thanks for reminding about the Klutz books! I used to buy them for my older girls. I can't believe I've forgotten about them. My 10 yo DD would love some of them, and even my 4 yo would get into some for boys.

[Mom2JTSJ]

I have never heard of them. They really look great, I am going to look for them. Where do you find them? :dunno:

[Flautista]

I have never heard of them. They really look great, I am going to look for them. Where do you find them? :dunno:

Barnes and Noble carries them. That's where I used to buy them anyway.

[thebeckery]

I have never heard of them. They really look great, I am going to look for them. Where do you find them? :dunno:

check Klutz (http://www.klutz.com) website...sign up for their email and get 25% off!

[thebeckery]

also try amazon....good deals there too!

[Mom2JTSJ]

check Klutz (http://www.klutz.com) website...sign up for their email and get 25% off!

ooo! thanks Beck! :clap:

[ArtySmartyPants]

I was wondering if the big bubble one would be a good one.http://www.klutz.com/catalog/product/1210

[mamamunchkin]

They also sell under "chicken socks" for little kiddos.

Yes Barnes and NOble does carry them.... Forget that amazon stuff. :tongue::biglaugh:... said by the bookseller in me. :giggle: