Crayola Frozen 2 Window Clings, Color Changing Custom Window Clings, Frozen Gift, Age 8, 9, 10, 11

My 2 girls (3 and 5) enjoyed making these window clings and definitely couldn't be patient enough to wait while they set but we used this as a science project while homeschooling. They loved seeing the colors change. It's been about 4 months now and they're still on the window. I'm not sure if they still change colors because it's hot all the time now but I'd say its worth the money for sure!

I grabbed this on sale for my kids to have something to do. First, if you plan on gifting this, I would refrain from buying through amazon. The box WILL be damaged, there is little to no protection shipped with this. Otherwise, if you are like me, I didnt care and since the box was damaged made opening it that much easier. Another thing to note, is there is NO REFILLS for this, it is a one time use only. Unless you buy your own stuff (not Crayola brand) because apparently they do not have any available. It is really simple to use and fool-proof directions. When shaking the solutions together, even if you have the cap on tight, there is still a mess that happens. It gets on your hands when pouring so I'd keep some extra paper towels near by. I am thinking the weather temperature in my area when we did this affected the dry time. In no way did it take the time they stated it should. It took at least an hour if not longer for it to finally set. Taking them out is a bit of a challenge and I could not get a clean line no matter how I tried. Finally, I'm not sure why, but some of them did not stick well to the window. Imagine that...window clings not clinging to the window like window clings should?!?! But, the ones that did looked cool, they change throughout the day from blue to purple. You only get enough solution to make six clings, so if you find this on sale...buy it. It keeps your kids busy for a moment or two and that was worth it to me.

For starters the box arrived in complete poor condition. Luckily everything was there, but it did look like it had been run over. Then there’s only one color change liquid, to two solutions. I let them dry for 20+ mins as indicated in the instructions, but come time to pry them from the mold, they began to break apart and were still sticky. I followed the directions each time, and each set broke making them unusable.

We never were able to do it as my kid opened it up and spilled the serum. I did look at the directions and they weren't particularly clear, and there was only one container of the serum, so once it was gone, that was it. Also, I didn't find the shapes to be particularly "frozen" themed. Certainly nothing overtly Elsa or Anna.

Let me start with how easy these are to make. It's a 2 step process and overall extremely easy. The issue is, the window clings do not cling to windows. They might at first but they do not stay up. The color changing is nice but hard to see if they are on the floor.