Customer Reviews

Window Art Activity Book

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Great toy for older kids. My 9 year old daughter loves it because she is really good at it. My 6 year old loves it and wants to make the creations, but doesn't have quite the coordination yet to make the designs as well as my 9 year old. So, I would greatly recommend this toy for older kids.

My daughters are 8 and 10 and they have thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas version of Window Art. You simply place the provided clear plastic sleeve over one of their adorable designs. Then trace the design with the paint the kit provides which comes in small, easy to hold bottles with narrow tips for drawing finer lines. Fill in the designs with any of the six bright colors. Then let it dry for 24 hours and it's well worth the wait. Peel the design off the plastic sleeve(they peel off easily) and place on a window(they cling perfectly and can be removed and replaced). Our windows are covered in cute and impressive little figures and designs. I'm impessed with the ease and results.

My granddaughter started making this window art at 6yrs old very successfully. If a child that young has any problem you can do the black outline for them and then let them fill in the colors. www.klutz.com had both the regular window art & the christmas window art book available online along with several paint refill selections to order. Including silver & gold outline colors to use instead of the black and fill in colors not included with the books. Also on most of the webpages for each window art item there is a "Click here for an exclusive window art design" link you can click for a whole page of designs to print out that aren't in the books. Each page is different and even include lots of designs for the different holidays.
My granddaughter is now 8 and a window art devotee.
Enjoy!
ps: can you tell I like making them too?! Fun to do together.

I originally bought the Christmas kit 2 years ago and each year have added a few more pieces of "art" to my windows. However, now my 5 year old is producing his own charming drawings, which I trace into window art. This is when the fun really started. He loves seeing his art work on the windows and now all the relatives want some. If you let the black outline dry younger kids can fill in.

I found this kit rather nice. The directions are easy to follow and even younger kids can do it!

My 6 year old son received this kit for Christmas and he loves it. He has already completed the dinosaur page for his room and a hummingbird, frog and butterfly for his sister's room. We discovered that is is much easier to color in the designs if you let the black outline dry overnight. My son is very artistic and loves to change the designs using his own creative instincts. He loves to create his own window art too. He is now saving his money for the refill kit.

I recently let my 3 and 5 year-old daughters use their Klutz Window Art during a play date with their 6 year-old friend. Although they did not perfectly stay within the lines, they all thoroughly enjoyed creating their window art and hanging them up later. Even my 3 year-old enjoyed the activity, and her attention span is average for her age. She sat the whole time completing her picture. The projects are good for eye - hand coordination. The best part is their ability to see the fruits of their labor on the window of our slider, and boast to family about their creations.

Cause this is so much fun you're kids will not want to stop making projects!

I got this for my 7 year old daughter. I think I like it just as much as she does! It's so much fun. We have made fish to go on our bathroom mirror and leaves to put on the windows in the fall, and all sorts of other things. They come off easily when you are done with them. They are a little messy - my daughter kept forgetting not to use too much paint at first, but she got the hang of it. We liked it so much, we bought the refill kit.

Although it is fun, the jars are small and it is geared towards Girls. Not much for boys. Would like to see boy stuff pictures and a way to get more color stuff.