Crayola Paper Butterfly Science Kit, Stem Toy, Customizable Gift for Teens and Kids, Butterfly Arts & Crafts

Absolutely amazing! We made 4 and still have 8 left to do! A little time consuming. I suggest making them, setting aside while the colors move through slowly and coming back to them. I think I enjoyed it just as much as my 6 year old boy! Definitely will purchase again!

This was an awesome homeschool learning craft. We used it with 2 children, and a book from the nature store on butterflies with facts and stickers.

i bought this craft for my granddaughter who loves making things and colors. She is going to love these paper butterflies to color and decorate with! very nice kit that includes all she needs to be successful!

I bought this for my granddaughter for her 8th birthday. She absolutely loved it!!!!! I absolutely loved the price.

Super fun! My 4 year daughter old and I loved doing this together. Super fast shipping as always. She felt like a true artist!

Bought as a gift. Came quickly and well packaged. Super cute!

I bought this as a gift that was on a child's wish list. It wasn't easy to find, but Walmart had it and it was delivered quickly. I like that it is a STEAM gift.

We loved making these butterflies and having the ability to make them in so many different colors. My only wish is that you sold more paper refill kits. We've tried coffee filters and it's just not the same effect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using this for about a month. The colors turn out very vibrant. It is easy and fairly mess free. It does take a few hours to dry. The imagination is your only limit to get these butterflies to really stand out. More paper cutouts of the butterflies would be nice to have. My 7 year old had a great time doing this project.

Don't get me wrong, the product is good quality and my daughter had lots of fun. However, that there are no refills pack offered is just extremely disappointing. My daughter did the whole 12 of them in 2 days and now I should, what? Just throw the whole to the garbage? That's just really bad business and very wasteful.