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this is a quality craft item. my 8 year old granddaughter was able to make this with a little help. the end product is great! it is a little pricey, but I would rather pay a little more and end up with a usable item instead of a piece of junk like so many craft projects. there are enough glass squares and enough grout for assembly. my only criticism is it comes with a super bright, cold light that does not resemble candlelight. a warm yellowish light would be more appropriate.

The media could not be loaded. I love mosaic candles and this is the first one I’d ever made. I really had a good time doing this. It looks great next to the one I already had.I glued half of the tiles first and the other half after the glue was dry on the first tiles so I wouldn’t mess up the placement. I also propped it on a sports drink bottle to apply the grout. I made less of a mess that way.I would definitely recommend this kit. Plenty of times, more than enough glue and grout mix.

Great project and fun for my 8 and 10 yr olds.

I haven't had time to work with it. It looks exactly as described. Give me some summer time to work with it.

I haven’t made the candle holder yet but the directions are clear and I believe it will make a lovely Christmas gift made with high quality ingredients

Great project so fun, easy instructions, quality materials.

Fun activity! Didn't give 5 stars because the tiles are not opaque- the light doesn't show through the tiles so it isn't very functional. Disappointed.

My wife and I usually go make something each year for our anniversary (glass blowing, metal smithing, pottery making, etc).But this year (#5) we had 3 sick kids and were both feeling bad as well. I ordered this kit the day before and it made it on time. We stayed up making it and it was easy and satisfying. We both enjoyed the simplicity and took turns choosing and laying out the colors of the next row.A few pointers for anyone that's never "laid tile" before:(The instructions in this are garbage, toss em)1. Only work one or two rows at a time and have the pieces laid out2. Apply the glue and brush out the lumps to get it smooth and then wait a couple minutes to let it get tacky, the pieces will slip around easily if you place them on while the glue is still too wet3. At the halfway point have a plastic bottle or something to put the jar upside down on to keep working when you're unable to hold4. Let dry overnight5. Mix your grout until it's like thick peanut butter6. Apply liberally and work down into every crack7. Let the grout begin to dry for a few minutes and then run the sponge over it (only damp) until you've removed all the excess grout and left a slight film on the tiles.8. Let it dry completely and wipe the film off.Hope y'all enjoy as much as we did. Cheers!