A spiral-bound “Fashion Designer” activity book with drawing tools, sticker sheets showing faces, clothes, and accessories, a coloured pencil set, patterned papers, and an illustrated cover showing a hand sketching a fashion design with styled text and vibrant colours.
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Tobar Crafty Book – Fashion Designer #Review

 Tobar Crafty Book – Fashion Designer

A Fashion Designer kit featuring a spiral-bound book with illustrated hands sketching a dress, a sticker sheet with faces and outfits, paper patterns, and a circular "Fashion Designer Colour Wheel" for creating fashion looks. The kit promotes creativity and dress design.

This pretty Fashion Designer activity book comes complete with outfit stencils and a colour wheel. It’s an activity book that’s packed with fashion design tips and advice for young girls. It’s great for children who love to design their own clothes or get creative designing their own hairstyles or jewelry. The first half of the book helps them to match the outfit stencils to different fashions, whereas the second half of the book has lots of blank templates ready to be dressed up and styled. It’s 48 pages of fashion fun aimed at girls aged 8+.

My Chloe who’s 11 has been having a play with this book this week and has enjoyed doing lots of different things in it. She found designing the clothes and drawing her own jewelry the most fun. There’s lots of already drawn stencils which make it it really easy to do.

A side-by-side image shows a colouring book figure of a woman. On the left, her dress is blank; on the right, a hand is drawing flower and swirl patterns on her skirt with a pencil, adding decorative details to the outfit.
A worksheet shows two grids of six boxes each. Each box contains the top part of a cartoon character’s head with unique features like hats, horns, gems, or bows, peeking over a horizontal line, with blank lower halves.
Chloe’s never really had a go at anything like this before so this book was great for her as it was really simple to do. There’s clear instructions on each page which you can follow or you could be creative and do something completely different. With this book you could do as much or as little as you wanted, you could add lots of detail or just a bit. Although it’s aimed at children aged 8 and higher my Lily who’s 7 loved having a go with it too. It’s a fun book that has lots of fun, girly things to do. We were happy with it and gave it a 3/5 scoring on our fun chart.

There’s lots of other lovely books in the new Tobar Crafty Book range. They have lots of fun stuff to do from Magic Tricks to Nail Art, there’s something for every child to enjoy.

Disclosure: We were sent our book for free for the purpose of this review but that doesn’t affect my review. All the opinions expressed are 100% honest and all my own.

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