The only thing keeping this stand from being a 5 is the directions to put it together. They are very simple and easy to follow, however, they could be a little more detailed. When piecing it together it's not immediately clear which way is front or back on certain pieces and the directions didn't note it. After a bit of trial and error, we figured it out and now love it!The stand is sturdy, well made, and holds more storage then I initially thought it would! Very pleasantly surprised!

I picked this up at the kids public library and wow! I'm 28 years old and want to do over half of the activities in here. Kristin Nicholas really knows what kids like, and this craft book is perfect for middle schoolers and teens alike. The crafts are explained with lots of diagrams, they are hip, simple to more complicated, and cute. I compare the "cool factor" of this book to The Teen Knitting Club by Jennifer Wegner.Knitting is big, but I do believe embroidery is next!

I am very upset because I have not yet received this item. I am hoping someone will help me with this situation. Please, please contact me. I am currently very disapointed and dissatisfied.Have NOT RECEIVED IT. Please help.

physically appeared ok. however the print head had dried out and could only get a couple of colors. using the cleaning process did not help, had to soak in alcohol several times and worked breifly then plugged again. Have to continually clean to get it to work, so so.

After adjusting for how pink this printer printed photos (had to take the Magenta setting to -15), it was OK for about 6 months. Now, every photo prints incredibly pink. I take photographs of art for a major collection here in Boston. Color matching is very important in my prints. This printer is horrible. By by. Im going to HP.R-

I purchased this printer two years ago and 1t produced excellent results for the first year. The color quality slowly began to diminsh after that time and eventually required that I perform the head cleaning process before each printing job. I finally received an error message that instructed me that a major malfunction had taken place and to contact customer service. I was then instructed to either ship the unit in for service or consider a new unit. The manufactured would not tell me what the suspected problem was however suggested that it could be the printing head. I believe that not using the printer on a regular bases caused the heads to plug up beyond what the normal deep cleaning process could correct. My advice to anyone who buys into the Canon ink tank system, be sure to print a test page daily and perform the head cleaning process weekly. I don't believe I will own another Canon printer for this reason.