I got super distracted and forgot about the thread for a bit because I was making the paper flowers Allison got me for my birthday. Turns out that I am NOT GREAT at paper flowers, but they came out well enough!
I never actually answered your question, but yes, I think a child could probably handle it! No other tools are required, just the adhesive petals/leaves and the wire. All included.
BTW, my favorite part about being a kid (other than books, obviously) was crafting kits. I don't know if Klutz still makes those, but I probably had a dozen of them--as well as some history kits like an Egyptian hieroglyph stamping set with a beading kit, a Native American-style loom, etc. Oooh, and I definitely made a mosaic trivet that I think my mom still has.
We are fricking drowning in crafting kits. I'm terrible at it. Sometimes my kids just attack them, sometimes they just kinda sit in the closet. I should do a purge.
Yeah I get that, but I have always been weirdly fascinated by sex work so I'm going to watch it anyway even though I'm sure it's going to make me want to punch things
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BTW, my favorite part about being a kid (other than books, obviously) was crafting kits. I don't know if Klutz still makes those, but I probably had a dozen of them--as well as some history kits like an Egyptian hieroglyph stamping set with a beading kit, a Native American-style loom, etc. Oooh, and I definitely made a mosaic trivet that I think my mom still has.
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I read about Hot Girls Wanted and how depressing but well made it was. I'm not sure I could handle it.
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Did you read about it on Pajiba? That's where I saw the write up and I usually trust their judgment reviews on things like that.
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