Shake-its Glitter Craft Kit

Kids ages 4–9 who enjoy making and decorating their own accessories will find a clear hands-on project here: fill a shape, seal it, and watch the glitter move when the charm is shaken. The Flowers & Butterflies theme gives the kit a recognizable creative direction, while the finished pieces can clip onto a backpack or be used as small handmade gifts. It’s a craft activity rather than a ready-made toy, so the fun depends on being willing to assemble and decorate each charm.

Key specifications

This is a DIY shaker keychain craft kit with a Flowers & Butterflies theme. The listed contents are 20 diamond glitter packs, 10 base plates, 10 PET covers, 10 EVA pieces, 10 keychains, and an instruction manual. The charms are made by filling a base, pressing a cover firmly into place, and attaching a keychain through the pre-cut hole. The finished accessory is meant to move and sparkle when shaken.

The product description doesn’t give the finished charm dimensions. Without that measurement, it’s difficult to know how large each backpack decoration will look or how much room it will take up. That matters if size is a deciding factor for a particular bag or display.

Who it’s for

It suits you if the child likes choosing colors, handling small craft components, and seeing a project come together step by step. The listed age range is 4–9, and the activity can be done independently or shared with friends and family. For a real-world example, a child could fill a butterfly charm at the kitchen table, press on the clear cover, then clip the finished piece to a backpack before heading out.

It might not be a great match if the child mainly wants an accessory that’s ready to use straight from the box, or if they get frustrated by careful filling and pressing. This kit asks for some patience: the cover needs to be pressed firmly to seal, and the small decorative pieces need deliberate handling.

What you get

The box includes the listed materials for making 10 shaker keychains, plus a simple instruction manual. That gives a small group a shared activity or one child several designs to work through, rather than a single one-and-done craft. The description says no extra supplies are required. It mentions glitter and confetti as part of the filling process, but only diamond glitter packs are specified in the contents list, so don’t assume separate confetti is included.

Compared with buying a finished charm, this approach gives kids more say in the color and arrangement, but it also takes more hands-on effort and produces a craft that depends on careful assembly.

Practical doubts

Do you need extra supplies? The product description says the kit has what kids need and doesn’t require extra supplies. The listed contents include glitter packs and the parts for assembling the keychains.

How does a finished design become a keychain? Each base has a pre-cut hole. After filling and sealing the design, attach one of the included keychains through that opening.

Can kids use it with other people? Yes. The kit is described for solo crafting or creative time with friends and family, and it includes 10 keychains to make multiple charms.

When it makes sense

Choose this kit when the goal is a screen-free craft session that ends with a usable, personalized backpack charm or a small handmade gift. Its 10 keychains and repeatable fill-and-seal steps make it more suited to a longer activity or shared crafting than to a quick, no-mess favor. Skip it if you need a finished accessory, a specified charm size, or a craft with no assembly involved.