Photo Frames Group Pack

I bought these to use as a craft/take home gift for my son's birthday party. We set up a little photo booth and a bunch of dress up things and props and as the kids came in they got to choose a couple of props to use and took a picture, then while we were passing out cake and the kids were eating they all scratched their own design into a frame and after cake while they went back out to play I printed the pictures and taped them to the frame, then stuck a couple of sticky magnets to the back along with a label with the child's name and the occasion and date on the back and stuck them in the kids' goodie bags. I love when we visit the families that attended his birthday and we see these little keepsakes still on their refrigerators. These were perfect for our use and were much better appreciated than the little junk toys and candy we were always putting in goody bags before. There were enough frames in this pack that I used the same idea for a different group of kids for my 2 year old's birthday party recently and although the frames had been stored away in the closet for almost a year, they still worked perfectly and the kids loved being able to create their own designs. I didn't have any trouble with the black flecks that were scratched off sticking to anything and it added no more cleanup than already needed to be done. There was really no mess to speak of and the fact that the frames come in 3 different sizes was perfect for us. I used the bigger size for my older son's friends who went all out with the props and costumes and the middle size for the 2 year old's friends and both times they all came out great! I ordered the stylus sticks with the frames and they worked perfect!

This was actually a holiday gift for an 8-year old little girl of my friend's who was being gifted with her very own Polaroid camera. Only a couple weeks post-holiday, she lost her Daddy in a horrific automobile accident. He was an incredible father who not only coached her soccer games, but enjoyed doing little projects like these with her. I am sure they played with these along with her camera. As this has been a tumltuous time in her life, I will not be inquiring about whether she enjoyed the frames. I know she did. She has enjoyed all of the craft kits I have bought for her. I will just say from my observation that the package was much smaller, thinner and less impressive than I had anticipated. Perhaps, a stronger presentation is warranted. Thank you.

My daughter and I both love these Scratch Art toys. This one is especially cute and a great value for the money. It comes with 72 picture frames in all, 24 pages with 3 frames to pop out on each,perfect for school pictures and snapshots. I used these as an art project for my Sunday school class for the holidays and still have tons more left! My only complaint is it has no protective box or container to store them in...they were only wrapped in cellophane so make sure you have somewhere to store them so they don't get scratched after you open them. Other than that, we love it!!

We gave these to kids for an end of year gift for school. They are kind of flimsy, hard to work with- but did the job for what we needed them for. At least they were cheap enough to give out.

These frames were a hit with the kids at a college visit weekend. The smallest size is a bit too small, almost not practical as a craft. But there are enough of the larger sizes in the pack and the price is right. The kids loved the frames and had fun scratching their own design in them.

All that you get is is a bunch of super thin, flimsy scratch off papers. There is no back so that it would be able to actually be used as a frame unless you glued it onto the photo directly and then stuck it on the fridge. You will probably also want to glue that onto some cardstock or card board for stability because these are SO flimsy and cheap.I intended to use these as an activity for guests at my son's birthday party. I'm sure the kids will still think it's fun but I am a little embarrassed to give something out that is so cheap. The styli are sold separately.

They served their purpose as an activity for the last day of school for a 3rd grade class. However, the frames were very flimsy and there was no backing to them. I expected "frames" that you could put a photo "in" vs. something that was more like a matte for a frame. Also, there were no wooden scratch sticks sent with the package so I had to purchase something similar for the students to use to actually do the scratching.

Inexpensive thin, paper frames with a cool scratch off feature. Fun for kids