Imagimake Space Mosaic Craft Kit with 5 Templates

Quick overview

The peel-and-stick mirror mosaics give this Imagimake space craft kit its appeal: kids can add shiny, colorful stickers to illustrated templates without setting up glue, paint, or scissors. The set includes five space-themed designs, more than 450 mosaic stickers in rainbow and sparkly finishes, display cords, and a compact activity board to help keep pieces together while crafting.

It’s aimed at kids ages 3–7, with a straightforward format that makes it easier to start creating on their own. Finished designs can be displayed as hanging art, so the activity has a visible end result rather than leaving only loose craft supplies behind.

How to use it

Choose a template, peel off the mosaic stickers, and place them on the design to build up its colors and reflective details. Since the activity does not require glue, scissors, or paint, it can work well for a quiet afternoon at home or as a screen-free option when a child needs something to do during a trip or restaurant visit. The included activity board is intended to keep the project organized as they work.

Keep in mind that the main activity is placing small stickers with care, a child who wants open-ended drawing, painting, or a more hands-on construction project may find the format repetitive. Adult involvement may also be helpful depending on the child’s comfort with peeling and positioning the stickers. The listing describes it for ages 3–7, but does not provide detailed age-by-age guidance.

Practical tips

Set out one template at a time rather than opening the whole kit at once. That makes it easier to focus on a single design and keep unused stickers close at hand. For a car ride, flight, or other outing, the compact board and no-glue setup are practical advantages, it is a contained sticker activity, though not a substitute for a toy that can be played with hands-free.

Once a design is finished, use the included display cords to hang it up. That can make the craft feel like a small room decoration as well as an activity. The step-by-step placement may encourage focus, color and shape recognition, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor practice, but the kit is best understood as creative play rather than a structured lesson.

A solid pick if you want a low-mess craft with a clear theme and a finished piece to show off. Not the best choice if the child prefers free-form art or needs a project with larger, easier-to-handle pieces. From the way it is set up, the appeal is in following the template, not inventing a design from scratch.

Before you decide

Does the kit include supplies beyond the templates? Yes. It comes with more than 450 mosaic stickers, display cords, and a compact activity board, in addition to five space-themed templates.

Is glue needed? No. The activity uses peel-and-stick stickers and is described as requiring no glue, scissors, or paint.

Can finished designs be displayed? Yes. Display cords are included, and the completed templates can be hung as art.

Should you buy it?

Choose this kit when a child enjoys stickers and space-themed pictures, and you want a portable activity that avoids paint, glue, and a cleanup routine. It’s also a more purposeful option than handing over a plain sticker sheet: the templates give kids a design to complete, and the cords let them display the result. Skip it if the goal is open-ended making, substantial construction, or an activity that does not rely on careful sticker placement. Its strengths are a contained setup and a satisfying visual finish, not variety in how the craft is made.