Melissa & Doug Sparkling Flowers Wooden Bead Set, Ages 4+

Make three glittering necklaces with this pretty wooden bead set! A collection of over 45 wooden beads includes cubes, rounds, barrels, and giant flowers with glittering foil accents, all in pretty shades of purple, yellow, and green. The three woven laces, capped with sturdy aglets, thread easily through the wooden beads to make jewellery-making a snap! Kids simply lace the beads, knot to attach the clasp, and wear their hand-made accessories with pride. Laces and beads store in a handy wooden tray that's perfect for containing supplies and preventing rollaway beads. . This Melissa & Doug kids bead set helps children to develop strong fine motor and cognitive skills, while promoting hand-eye coordination. It's an ideal gift for kids ages 4 to 6. Add a Melissa & Doug Alphabet Stamp Pad to round out the hands-on, screen-free play experience. For more than 30 years, Melissa & Doug has created beautifully-designed imagination- and creativity-sparking products that NBC News called the gold standard in early childhood play. " We design every toy to the highest-quality standards, and to nurture minds and hearts. If your child is not inspired, give us a call and we'll make it right. Our phone number is on every product!. Sparkling Wooden Bead Set:The Melissa & Doug Sparking Flowers Wooden Bead Set includes over 45 glittering wooden beads and 3 brightly colored laces. The beads are easy to thread and simple snap-clasps make necklaces simple to remove and reuse. Convenient Storage Tray:Our wooden beat set comes with a handy wooden tray that's perfect for containing supplies and preventing rollaway beads Great Gift for Ages 4 to 6:The Melissa & Doug Sparkling Flowers Wooden Bead Set is an ideal gift for kids ages 4 to 6; add a Melissa & Doug Alphabet Stamp Pad to round out the hands-on, screen-free play experience The Gold Standard in Childhood Play:For more than 30 years, Melissa & Doug has created beautifully designed imagination- and creativity-sparking products that NBC News called the gold standard in early childhood play.