Kipipol Snow Globe Making Kit for Kids - Make Your Own Snow Globes for Girls w/ 4 DIY Snowglobe, 5 Figures, 20 Packs of Modeling Clay for Kids for Sculpting - Arts and Crafts for Girls & Boys 8-12-4-8

I recently purchased the snow globe making kit for kids, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! Not only was it incredibly easy to use, but the results were absolutely delightful. The kit contained everything needed to create beautiful snow globes, from the sturdy plastic globes to the various figurines and glitter. My kids had an absolute blast crafting their own unique snow globes, and the final products were truly impressive. It's a fantastic way to spark creativity and keep kids entertained on a snowy day or during the holiday season. I highly recommend this kit to any parent looking for a fun and engaging activity for their children.

I bought this kipipol water globe for my granddaughter for christmas and she loved it. It was easy to assemble and comes with plenty of supplies. We have alot of glue, glitter, and clay left over. To prevent it from leaking, we glued the dome on and put glue around the base of the dome, let dry for several hours, then added water. They did not leak. They clay does not dry however,it still stayed together. The only thing we didnt like was when we used the white snow spinkles, they made the water cloudy.

In purchased these for our grandchildren. The five year old did well putting it together. The three year old needed constant help. When I they finished they loved their globes. The kids are happy.

My kids had a great time constructing the clay to make there snow globes. However that’s where the fun stopped. The glitter completely sticks to the clay so when you shake it once water is in it doesn’t actually move within it. And the glitter sticks to the side of the walls and doesn’t actually snow when you shake it.we had high hopes for this. Yes They did have fun constructing the clay part but now they look terrible the end result is not what we were looking for. My daughter made the super sweet manger scene and the instructions say to cover it with glitter which I assumed would then shake around with when the water was added. However it’s just staying put and now baby Jesus is just covered in glitter. Honestly I wish I had tried my luck with the DIY snow gloves from dollar tree and put it been much happier with the end result with the type of snow that the dollar store sells. The snow that comes with this globe sets is too heavy and completely sinks to the bottom and doesn’t even move when you shake it. The only way I could see this being a fun activity as if you just didn’t add the glitter or the snow… But for us it’s too late because everything is sealed with the glue. Also I didn’t feel comfortable with the glue that they sold so I used a 6000 which is a much heavier substantial glue. I included a picture of the instructions so that you can see that I follow the instructions to a T assuming that the end result would work out but alas it did not.

The idea of these are great. The clay is not practical it does not dry. The glue is not effective. I recommend using superglue around the entire bottom.. I let the clay dry for 24 hours with no effect. What are you doing and then let the glue dry for 24 hours before adding water. The water leaked out., the clay never set. Find a better product. To the manufacturers reevaluate the glue.- and while the clay is OK for the base it’s not practical to create other things- provide more plastic props or only advertise what you provide.

The kids loved making it. Has enough clay for two and a half snow globes. Could’ve used a little more.

My daughters loved making it! They did it ALL by themselves, which was terrific! ( they are 5 & 8 years old). I love arts and crafts that the kids can take ownership over and be independent. The design is super cute and easy to use. High quality and simple to assemble.

Neat concept, good packaging and very glad it comes with a plastic Santa, Tree, Snowman and Reindeer. The amount of clay given seems very little since it takes a lot of time to warm up and stretch out - that being said, these globes are relatively tiny in terms of trying to build something out of clay! The amount of clay needed to build the present is about the size of a whole peppercorn or a small bead and trying to roll it out and build was nearly impossible for my 6 yo. He managed to make some crosses that were difficult to keep upright, even after I allowed it to dry for ~24 hrs. If we had more time, its possible they could've stiffened. The amount of glitter given is entirely too much for what is needed. I used maybe 1/5 of a tube and had to 'wash some out', even then, the glitter seemed to clump and get stuck which was disappointing. Also takes a few hours to allow the glue to dry once you put the globe together. Overall, give yourself some time and patience to work on this project!!