Hapinest DIY Clay Jewelry Dish Arts and Crafts Kit Gifts for Girls Kids Ages 8 9 10 11 12 Years Old

I gave this as a Christmas gift to my granddaughters aged 8 and 9. They loved it. It was very easy to use with very clear instructions. Apart from me putting the bowls into the oven and taking t hem out again they were able to do everything by themselves. They had a lovely time making these and loved the finished bowls.

Product arrived already opened in the shipping bag. Not only was the box torn but the paint was everywhere. It was much smaller than expected. Clay was dry so i couldn't even make the disks. Not worth the money.

I teach Art, so this product was a bust to me. The clay was stiff an crumbly. My kids (7 and 12) had a hard time making it workable. The colors were limited which was disappointing. Worst was trying to find an oven safe dish that was small enough to mould the dishes into a curve. After baking them, they were still somewhat pliable, which disappointed me. I guess I am used to firing natural earthenware clay at much higher temperatures and receiving a more satisfactory result. I would not recommend this produc tfor the above reasons plus, the price is too high for the three bowls it made and the fact that the craft took about 15 minutes to make (with extra 25 minutes to bake at bowl).

this bowl kit to make these bowls are to old of a product .When my daughter help to make the bowls.one the clay was brick and the paint was hard. cant send it back so it was trash. Will not order again .This is very disappointing. Unhappy.

Ok. I am NOT an art teacher...but if you think this is going to be like a fired piece of clay...it won't be because it isn't that type of clay. and need to use that type or clay and purchase a kiln if that is what you're expecting. This works VERY well for a kids craft...exactly as stated. It isn't extremely difficult for age 8 and up. Ours sat in the mailbox all day in the heat and we did it immediately which made the clay nice and soft or pliable not at all hard. We also used the airfryer vs. The oven to bake it. It worked great. I think this is a very cute little project that turned out exactly as expected. Maybe not at a "professional" level....but remember this is a kids craft. Compared to other kids crafts we have used ( and we have purchased many) this is definitely one of the better ones. Very pleased. Paint was not hard nor was the clay. Hardened fine once cooled...I baked it in the airfryer at 300° for 25 min. I plan on spraying ours with a little spray lacquer to give it a sheen and protect it. We made some earrings out of the left over clay as well. ;)