Ann Williams Group Craft Box Review

Did you know March is National Craft Month? To celebrate, I am sharing a super crafty subscription box from Ann Williams Group! (and don’t miss the promo code!!)

The MonthlyCraft Boxes vary based on age, so the first step is to select a range (we did 6-8 years for Peyton, but they go all the way up to adult). Next, you pick a plan. You can go month-by-month, but like most subscription boxes, you get the best savings by doing a longer subscription. And you can really never have enough crafts, can you? 

Peyton’s box arrived super fast, and we were so excited to see what was in it. That is one of my favorite parts of subscription boxes – the surprise! Her craft for the month is an I Love Fairies Kit. And I wish I would have recorded her squeal when she saw it. Here’s some background info: our friends have a “mouse house” in their wall. It is super cute, and Peyton has been obsessed with it, and then they told her about fairy houses. Now, whenever we go outside, we find various fairy houses built into our landscaping, and it is seriously so cute. Except for the time she used my Anthropologie coasters as flooring…. ANYWAY. This fairy kit could not have been more perfect for her! The kit includes everything Peyton needs to make special fairy doors, little fairy beds, and the fairies themselves! Her box also included a fun “OMG Surprise” which is a mini craft that is hand-picked for each box. Peyton’s was this little bunny necklace, and she was so proud to give it to London!

I am giving the Ann Williams’ Monthly Craft Box a giant thumbs up! And now through December 31, you can save 50% on your first box, for any length subscription with code: HEYITSJENNA50 and if you’re feeling extra lucky, head over to my Instagram (@heyitsjenna) and enter to win your own Monthly Craft Box!

The next few nights will be spent crafting fun fairy goodies with Peyton after dinner! I love that it gives her something to look forward to each night, and she loves that her “fairy corner” in her room is growing and growing 🙂

*Thank you to Ann Williams Group for sponsoring this post.