There are so many great reasons to make crafts together, at home. Craft Kits "Made at Home" is easier because you won't have to go searching everywhere for supplies. The craft kits contain most of the arts and crafts items needed to complete a specific craft with the exception of glue, tape, and large or bulky items. The book includes 32 sets of instructions on how to put together craft kits at home. You can put them together on your own, or organize a swap. Most of the supplies needed to make the craft kits can be found in your own home. If not, they can be purchased for little cost or obtained free from donations or from friends and family. The kits were designed to cost $1 or under to make, at the time of this writing. A lot of them cost under a dollar because of having supplies already at home. The book contain printable supply lists, assembly instructions, lists of items to be placed inside the bag, bag labels, buying tips, craft directions, and any necessary templates or black-line masters where applicable. What others are saying about "Made at Home", Craft Kits. Each Craft Kit book has 32 craft projects designed for grades K-6. They come with a supply list for 1, 10, 15 or 20 kits making it easy to gather the needed supplies for 1 kit or multiple kits for a swap. You will find a wide variety of crafts to choose from (or make them all). You'll find mosaics, 3-D art, paper m ch , recycled crafts, puzzles to make and do, bead crafts, jewelry, picture frames and so much more What I love about the craft bags is that most of kit supplies needed are things you probably already have around your house and if not, they are available inexpensively. These bags are great to have around for keeping your elementary children (and we've used them with preschoolers too). I think they would make a wonderful gift for a child that like to make crafts as well. I know my girls would love to receive a set of pre-made craft kits that they can just pull out and make. The kids LOVED mosaics craft kit. They just loved gluing the beans (and some other items I had around like rice, pasta and lentils) to their papers. My 18 year old even made one