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The Craft Box Borella Girl Crafts Cofanetto con Specchio e Fatina by 4m is a craft set for children aged 6 to 10 that combines a small mirror with fairy-themed accessories to support creative play. The kit provides materials for decorating and personalizing a compact jewelry-style box, encouraging artistic expression and improving fine motor coordination through cutting, sticking and arranging small decorative elements.

Advantages

This craft set integrates a functional mirror with themed decorative pieces in a single compact kit, enabling a complete creative activity without the need for extra supplies. The contents are selected for child-friendly handling and simple assembly steps appropriate for the specified age range. By working with small decorations and adhesive elements, children develop hand-eye coordination and patience while producing a tangible finished item they can use for storing small accessories.

Suitable for

• Hands-on arts and crafts sessions at home
• Birthday or holiday gifts for children aged 6–10
• After-school creative activities and playdates
• Developing fine motor skills and creativity

Key specifications

• Intended age range: 6–10 years
• Product type: decorative craft box with mirror and themed accessories
• Theme: fairy / girl-oriented design
• Primary materials: paperboard, plastic mirror, adhesive decorative elements
• Activity focus: decoration, assembly, personalization

How to use

Open the kit and lay out all components on a flat, clean surface. Follow the included instructions to assemble the box and attach the mirror, then select decorative elements to personalize the exterior and interior. Use the adhesive pieces provided or child-safe glue if recommended in the instruction leaflet. Supervise children during cutting or handling of small parts and allow time for adhesives to dry before using the box to store items.

Recommendations

Use under adult supervision for children under 8. Prepare a protective work surface and keep small decorative elements away from younger children. Combine the box-making activity with sketching or color planning to extend creative learning and practice fine motor skills.