SpirographDeluxe Set | Create Amazing Endless Designs | Including The Iconic Precision Parts, Pens & Spiro-Putty | Features Durable Storage Case | Creative Arts & Crafts Activity | for Ages 8+

LOVELY AND SIMPLE TO DO AND RELAXING WELL WORTH THE MONEY

The size of the spirograph is great.The quality of the game was very well made.Definitely fun for kids. I myself play this with them quite often.The functionality of using the game is pretty easy to understand and play.

Perfect for creative persons young or old.

Granddaughter loves it

Granddaughter loves it

Purchased for my 10 year old daughter who was desperate to buy a Spirograph set. It comes with everything you need to get started though the white tac had gone hard and so we used some blue tac I had at home.I may invest in an artists board and some pins to hold the frame in place for her in the futureShe loves the set and has made some amazing patterns with it. Took a little practice to begin with but now there is no stopping her.Has kept her amused for hours so far and my 12 year old son even asked to have a goWould recommend to anyone - I even had a go and enjoyed it

It's spirograph, hours of fun 😊

I was so excited to buy this for my little girl for Christmas after reminiscing with my husband about how we each had one when we were young. But how disappointed we are!It's a great little set, really neatly packed, all wraps up into the box you see which doubles as the storage case. It has a great guide that tells you how to make each kind of Spiral, in the detail of 'use frame number X, cog number X, do 5 rotations in hole number X then 5 in hole number X' and so on, so you can copy the spirals exactly and this helps you create your own spirals, knowing what one does what pattern.HOWEVER, the disappointing bit... when I had one when I was young (only 20-ish years ago!), it had a sturdy frame that snapped together that held the frame well and didn't slip the cogs unless you went too fast! But this set uses the putty to hold the circle frame down, which I found really difficult to fit and use while showing my daughter how to Spirograph. It's difficult to explain, but the putty holds the outer frame that you put your circle cog into, onto the paper, just slightly too high and so the cog slips underneath sometimes, ruining your design. I've used less putty but it just doesn't hold well enough. I don't know, I don't like the putty version as much as the old version. I think it has been done to allow you to make the larger designs though, as you can now do an outside circle, which I don't remember from before. Anyway, I don't think my daughter particularly enjoyed it as she became quite bored with it so it will be lucky if it comes out of the box again any time soon.