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The classic way for aspiring artists to create amazing Spirograph designs is back and better than ever! This mini design set features a travel-friendly, pocket-sized tin with snap-in storage tray—everything stores neatly inside for creativity on the go! Draw endless Spirograph® designs with the precision-engineered wheels and ring, 3 markers, 10 design sheets, and a full-color instruction guide. This collectible set makes a great gift!
Barbara Lee Kelley
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
My great niece loved this. She had used it for her projects. Definitely recommend. She plays for hours.
Art
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
I've always wanted one of these since I was a child. And I guess I forgot about it through my adult life doing the things that I had to do to pay the bills and whatnot. But then I saw the Spirograph available on Amazon and it awoke a long sleeping want. So I ordered it and now I'm having an artful blast!
Not Nancy
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
I gave these to my nieces, for Christmas, and they were a huge hit, with everyone who was there. Everyone wanted one. My nieces have had a lot of fun with this.
Francisco Gil Leyva García
Reviewed in Mexico on September 4, 2024
No tenía expectativas sobre el producto, pero me gustaron sus materiales y su acabado. Soy un usuario eventual.
Rowan54
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024
As a child/pre-teen/teen, I had the original Spirograph (when it was new and no one had ever heard of them before), and then the really big Spirograph when I'd drawn about 100 designs and my parents saw that it was something that I REALLY liked. They were so much fun. (I still have them tucked down in a box in the original, rather worn, packaging. All the disks and wheels, most of the pins, but the pens dried up.)Having had a bad summer this year (too many things died), I wanted something fun. And since I like mandalas, and my old Spirographs, I bought this new type of Spirograph for myself when I spotted it. Like, how perfect for me!So far, I've played with drawing with their pens (much better than the originals from the 1960s/1970s), gel pens (they work fine), and doodling little additions in with felt tips (looks great), and have tried out a number of design combinations. So many possibilities! I haven't tried all of them yet, that'd take years!Looking forwards to using it with colored pencils and other art supplies. Maybe on black paper, when I get some. Several suggestions are made in the booklet that comes with the set, too.NOTE: There are questions on this page asking what I consider the "right age for the toy". Well, it's MY TOY, and I'm 70. I guess never too late for a happy childhood. Though, I remember a Spirograph being great when I was about 12. So I'd say pre-teen to old age. If you have the steady hands and concentration to use it. Keeping the little wheels on the gears does take some skill, which is why I really wouldn't give this to anyone under about 10, or anyone with hand issues.Another note: Someone said there was a booklet included that explained the designs, and what they meant. All I got was two booklets with lots of pictures explaining how to use the items. One booklet was in English, the other in French, but otherwise, the same booklet. (Glad for the English, my French isn't THAT good.) And while info on what designs mean would be interesting, I'm more focused on making things that are pretty.Biggest issue -- trying to keep my elderly cat from helping herself to the bits and pieces while I'm trying to work. And from putting grimy paws on the artwork. But I have that issue with all artwork, and try everything from keeping small pieces in zipper bags to putting covers over what I'm not using that minute. (Both usually work fairly well, though it's sometimes inconvenient when I'm focused on doing something.) Sometimes I end up working fast, and distracted. However, that's not a matter of anything wrong with the toy. Just the work environment, which really needs an upgrade.
Ashlee gardner
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
This Mandela Spirograph is cool to use! It makes all different shapes that are repetitive. I wish there were more designs for the middle row but rather than that your drawing will be perfectly even shapes giving it the Mandela design.
Shekhar Mahajan
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
Fun for kids. Good quality product great value for money. Great design. Perfect size.
Long Time Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
We were expecting the bright colors of the rainbow as shown on the box and other product photos but were disappointed to see only a couple with different types of light. It’s cool to be able to erase and reuse the screen but this is something I’m considering returning,
Abgar M.
Reviewed in Mexico on November 21, 2024
No es tan pequeño como pensé que sería, pero sigue siendo bastante de bolsillo.El anillo tiene patitas antideslizantes, lo cual ayuda a mantenerlo situado sobre el papel. Y aunque no tiene ninguna de las formas extrañas que tienen otros kits, los cinco círculos incluidos son suficientes para crear muchos patrones diferentes. Los tres plumones miniatura funcionan muy bien.Los círculos de papel no son de calidad espectacular, el que usé para probar el kit terminó con un agujero casi de inmediato, pero el kit funciona perfectamente con cualquier otra pieza de papel así que no importa tanto.
Michael Kline
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023
It's pretty impressive!I started to get into drawing again. The Spirograph Mandala Maker looked pretty interesting. The gears that you get with this package is pretty minimal. So, if you have the regular Spirograph or even the Super Spirograph, feel free to experiment with using other size gears within the 4 different size rings. One stencil has a centre size of 128 teeth and the outer 58 teeth. The other stencil is 96 teeth in the centre with the outer one being 72 teeth.One HUGE improvement that Spirograph made over other Spirograph sets is; that the rings have a top barrier/lip that prevents the gears from popping out. Especially if your pen/pencil is in the first few holes. This small innovation should be implimented with the standard 144/96 and the 150/105 rings. I'm going to submit this idea to Spirograph. I think that all who read my review should recommend the same idea. A top lip over the teeth that prevents the gears from popping out would be an awesome improvement with the ability to order them from their supply.I experimented with Canson's black paper and Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils. I loved the result. Markers get absorbed by the black paper. So, I wouldn't recommend using markers. However, opaque pencils like Faber-Castell and Derwent work great. Crayola pencils work, but you may have to go over it twice. So, if you want to also experiement with black paper, go with opaque pencils. Then seal it with a Fixative, if you want to preserve your work.
Jim
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 23, 2022
The price of this kit is totally too much for what you get! It is very small 10.5 cm wide but it is just a plastic ring with internal plastic rings and three tiny pens. What did I expect? Better for the price. It is worth pennies in manufacture and once again I am ripped off again and feel a need to say it straight.
Castagna
Reviewed in France on March 20, 2020
pour les enfants super et meme pour las grandssalutations
Graeme K.
Reviewed in Australia on November 21, 2020
Thought it might have been a big bigger than it turned out to be, but "pocket" was the key word here.
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