Baker Ross Camper Van Foam Stickers Review
Reviewed by Michelle Macpherson
The Baker Ross Camper Van Foam Stickers arrived in a see through clear plastic bag with a cardboard top meaning it could be viewed immediately. The bag looked pretty full due to having 100 brightly coloured foam stickers inside. The product packaging hosts a no under three warning for small parts (however I would let my under three use it with adequate adult supervision).
When opened the 10 assorted designs became apparent. They are bright colourful and in a variety for different patterns, some coloured stripes and coloured flowers to name but a few! They are very well designed and they are very alike the old style Volkswagen Campervans.
The stickers are made from good quality foam and are a good size at 30mm, making them easy to use for both adults and children alike (even my almost three year old could use them).
They are printed straight onto white foam. The stickers do have a self-adhesive back and has an easy to remove backing sheet. They stick well to paper, cardboard and foil. They are suitable for card making, collage work or general decorating or craft work. The stickers also have the great advantage of being removable – great to know when working with kids and accidentally stick to clothing. Easily removed and leaving no marks.
This item is very simple and full of learning opportunities for young children. The variety of colour and pattern used helped to open discussion with my four year old, providing the opportunity to widen his vocabulary. The product helps to strengthen his fine motor skills (the peeling off of the backing). This item is also very good for practising hand/eye coordination. It also provides opportunity to explore creativity.
My children had a great time playing with the stickers. I would definitely recommend this item crafters or friends with children. Priced at only £2.99 for a pack 100 or £8.55 for three 100 packs – this item is a winner!
Well done Baker Ross!
Rating: 5/5
RRP: £2.99
Available to buy from Baker Ross here.
