kgxulr Crochet Kit for Beginners,Crochet Kit Beginner Crochet Starter Kit for Complete Beginners Adults, Crocheting Knitting Kit with Step-by-Step Video Tutorials

Perhaps it's not a basic beginner's kit. It takes a bit of skill to know how to assemble it. My daughter assembled it in a couple days and it looks nice.

It was so fun and relatively easy. I will say the yarn isn't the best of quality. I've been crocheting for a little while now and I believe that the yarn would probably be a little difficult to work with for a complete beginner. Other than that the kit is truly great.

I bought this kit to make as a gift for a family member in the hospital, and for my purposes it worked out well. However, while each individual element isn't complicated, it all adds up to a project that would be extremely challenging for someone brand-new to crochet. I would recommend waiting to start this project until you are comfortable with basic stitches and can easily identify their anatomy.PRO:* For almost every material—with the notable exception of green yarn—a lot more was included than the finished pot of flowers ended up using.* The video walkthrough of the project was extremely helpful (and, indeed, some sections would have been nearly impossible to complete without it).* I'm happy with how the finished pot of flowers turned out. I think it looks cute and cheerful, and I'm glad I can gift something handmade without having to hunt down a bunch of little bits of different colored yarn myself.CON:* You're not given a gauge or expected dimensions for anything, which is a real problem when you're working off a kit that has a fixed amount of materials. I got almost all the way through crocheting the pot before realizing my tension was way too tight, and I had to frog it and start over.* This is literally the splittiest yarn I've ever worked with. I have no idea how many stitches I had to rip out or attempt multiple times because my hook missed a strand.* There almost wasn't enough green yarn for me to finish; after wrapping the last flower, I came away with just ~35cm (about a foot). If I'd been cutting the stem-wrapping bits to a full meter as suggested, I would have definitely run out. I likely also would have run out if using a 2.5mm hook as suggested by the instructions (I used my own 2.25mm hook for the entire project.) This seems to be a common complaint, so I would suggest that the manufacturer reexamine how much green yarn is being included, because something is very off.* Some of the instructions are written in confusing ways, though this is mitigated by the videos. The addition of a stitch diagram would have been useful.* While the video for the leaves is complete, the written instructions are not, and they also differ slightly at the very end.* The wire for the leaves is uncut, and there are no instructions about how long each piece of wire should be.* There are no clear directions for how much to stuff the pot.* The finished pot would greatly benefit from a heavy weight in the bottom to make it more stable. Stuffing it enough that it felt firm also rounded out the bottom, leaving it a little precarious.

The tools were not helpful, the yarn frayed way too easily, the kit was too hard for my beginner status.

This came out nicely and looks better than I expected. I'm not the best at crocheting, but have made teddy bears and other animals. This turned out to be much more difficult than I expected. The pattern isn't easy to follow. The yarn is just plain terrible. It splits much too easily and made the project much harder. It would be helpful to have a gauge for stitch size. My stitches for the pot were too loose and the pot is bigger than it should be. I couldn't get the flowers to stand up in the pot and I think the wire for those should be a bit sturdier. But maybe there's a trick for that which I didn't know about. But overall, now that it's done, I'm happy with my project. Just know, this is absolutely NOT a beginners project.