Review: Weekend Box

Just recently we were given the opportunity to review The Weekend Box.

Now, I'm sure by now, you'll have realised that Erin loves all things crafts, so to be asked to review a craft box was pretty much a no-brainer.

For those that would like more information about The Weekend Box, you can do so here.

The gist of the box is, there are 4 activities which come under the following categories:

Something to Cook
Something to Make
Something to Explore and
Something Green

The activities are aimed at children between the ages of 3-8.

As soon as the box arrived, Erin tore into it. She loved the bright colours and the little creatures.

The first activity we tried was Something Green.

Each activity came with its own instruction card.

It was definitely a good craft and game to play for St Patrick's Day.

The next craft was Something to Make.

There was some yellow paint provided but Erin wanted her birdie to be red. She really enjoyed this activity as she was able to do most of it herself, with very little input from me.

Most of the items needed to complete each activity is included, if not, it will mention on the instructions what you need to provide. I was very impressed with the quality of the box, it didn't look cheap and nasty with all the crafts thrown in as an afterthought, it was well thought out, with cheerful illustrations and good quality materials.

I would definitely recommend this box to anyone thinking of something similar.

If you'd like to try a Weekend Box, all my lovely readers have been offered a no obligation promotional code, which will give you your first box completely free (including delivery).

Your unique promo code is LAURA49 and can be redeemed at www.weekendboxclub.com