KnwkUY Fabric Flower Bouquets Toys – DIY Embossing Machine Craft Set – Create Your Own Bouquet with Embossing Machine, Educational STEM Toy for Girls & Boys Ages 4-8+
$15.99
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CREATE YOUR OWN FLORAL MASTERPIECES – Let imagination take root. With this intuitive flower press machine, kids can easily create stunning fabric flowers in minutes. Each piece is reusable, allowing kids to experiment with colors and styles, designing everything from classic roses to their own imaginary flowers.
Bonding on Creative Play – Bring family together with screen-free fun. An ideal activity for parents and children to collaborate, share stories and build memories. Great for playdates, rainy days, or as a calming creative escape anytime.
LEARN THROUGH PLAY – Inspire young minds with the hands-on discovery of STEAM. As children assemble flowers, they will explore the basics of botany, such as the role of petals, stems, and cores, while improving fine motor skills and artistic expression. A wonderful introduction to crafts for preschoolers and beyond.
Everything ready to make: start creating right out of the box. This complete set includes: 1 flower stamping machine, 90+ fabric petals, 28 flower cores, 28 containers, 28 stems, 1 vase, 2 display bases, 4 wrapping paper and more, no need for additional supplies.
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR CREATIVE KIDS – Encourages creativity and thoughtful delivery. This floral craft kit makes it fun to create personalized handmade gifts for birthdays, holidays, teacher appreciation day, or mother’s day. A gift that children can give and give with pride.
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Father Of 2 Kids –
Diy Kids love this
This KnwkUY Fabric Flower Bouquets set is a fantastic way to get kids ages 4-8+ into screen-free creative play without needing extra supplies. For the price, it includes everything needed to start making bouquets immediately, with high-quality fabric petals that look great once assembled. My experience matched the general consensus that the materials are colorful and durable enough for repeated use, encouraging kids to experiment with different color combinations and styles. However, I did find that the embossing machine handle requires a fair amount of force to snap the flower bases together correctly. It’s not entirely effortless for little hands without help, so you may want to assist your child initially to ensure the parts connect securely and they don’t strain their grip while pressing down.
Christy –
Pretty DIY Fabric Flower Kit with Storage, Takes a Little Practice
This is a really pretty DIY flower kit, and the fabric petal pieces are colorful and well made. There are plenty of pieces included to make multiple flowers and even redo them if you want to change color combinations. The flowers can be taken apart and reassembled easily, which is nice when you want to fix the layering or try a different look.This kit stores the pieces under the base, which is convenient, but you do have to lift the whole base to access the storage area.The only tricky part we ran into was lining up the flower center with the press so it would connect to the stem piece correctly. It can be done, but it needs to be lined up very well and you cannot overload the flower with too many fabric petals, or it becomes hard to press together. After we figured that out, it went much smoother.Overall, this is a fun and creative kit, and the finished flowers actually look really nice. The kids had a great time making bouquets and were excited to give them to neighbors, which made this a really fun activity.
Fly w/ me –
Cute concept, but requires more strength than expected
This fabric flower bouquet kit comes with multiple parts, and yes, you do have to assemble everything first, including setting up the embossing device. The concept is really cute.However, the pressing device requires quite a bit of force. When I tried snapping the flower base pieces together, I almost broke my fingernails pressing down the handle. I ended up asking a couple of adults to help, and even they had to push pretty hard to get the pieces to snap in properly. (I almost give up..)It’s definitely not as easy as it looks, especially for younger kids. Once assembled, the flowers look colorful and fun, and the overall idea is creative.But parents should expect to assist quite a bit with the setup and pressing steps. The concept is good (it just needs a bit more user friendly design for small hands.)
Nikki –
Cute fun kids craft!
I have a little artist who loves a good craft kit! I remember having something like this as a kid and was excited to share the experience with my kid.Assembly was pretty simple, just needed to use a bit of force to put the two pieces together. Make sure both sides “click” into place.There are so many different petal layers to choose from. Silky smooth, to textured foil paper, and even lace! All are decently cut out, and only 2 got a little messed up, but worked just fine after making them into flowers.You get 2 different stem sizes, which helps when making a bouquet. Which my artist was very excited about.Making our first flower we did them layer by layer, but the second we just layered it before placing it on the machine to press. It is important to note, you need a hard surface under the pressing machine. Our video we were doing it on my bed, and she moved to the floor to do the remaining pressing. It does take a bit of pressure to get it all together depending on how many layers you put on there. I will note, that the one star taken off was for the precision needed to make sure the part you have to push down and where it connects the flower together. It wobbles a little bit and I can see this being frustrating or hard for some children.The trays and flower vase are very cute fun additions. The flower stems fit perfectly into the slots in the tray, and there is plenty of room for flowers in the face.It also comes with paper that you can roll into bouquet paper, and it also comes with double sided tape to hold it closed. Let me tell you how excited I was I didn’t have to go find a roll of tape!Once my little artist got the hang of making her own flowers, she ran off to open her own garden shop!Another thing to note, if you desire, the flowers can easily be taken apart and can be remade again! Giving an unlimited amount of time this can be used!Price point being $25.99 seems to be good for the amount of things you get. Wish the machine arm was a little more sturdy, but I’d definitely buy it to gift.
Mellie –
My kid’s favorite creative toy!
My kiddo is a bit obsessed with flowers (I’m so proud) and when we got this I wasn’t holding my breath that it would get used by my 4 year old. But low and behold flower obsession has become a thing. This initially takes some adjusting to snap it right into place but once it’s put together this makes fast and easy work of allowing your kids to create fun variety of flower designs that they can put in the (included) vase or share with their loved ones. We did a little trick where we put some neroli (orange blossom scent) essential oils on the petals and then gave them to preschool teachers one morning. They all fawned over them and loved it. We used it so much that we need to buy more petal materials, even though it came with a lot. Highly recommend!
SnowySora –
Fun and Creative STEM Craft Set
We gave the KnwkUY Fabric Flower Bouquets DIY Embossing Machine Craft Set 4 stars because it’s fun, creative, and educational. Kids can make beautiful fabric flower bouquets, and it’s a great STEM toy for girls and boys ages 4–8+. The embossing machine works well, but assembly is a bit tricky and takes quite a bit of effort, which is why we didn’t give it 5 stars. Once set up, though, it provides hours of crafting enjoyment and encourages creativity.