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I made the tree and gift first and have them sitting on my desk. I like that I can enjoy them standing up before hanging them. The little red and gold details on the tree are especially nice.

The penguin was my first pick to try. The orange feet and red hat make him easy to recognize, even at this size. I put him by the window while I decide where the holiday display will go.

Bought this ahead of December and could not resist trying Santa. He fits in my palm, but you can still make out the little belt buckle and gift. Now I need to leave the rest alone until the countdown starts!

I hung the cardinal on a branch to see how it would look. The red stands out beautifully against green, and I love the holly detail under it. Such a cheerful little shape.

The gingerbread house looks so cute on the mantel. I like the white roof against the brown walls and the tiny wreath over the door. We are doing these as crafts rather than waiting for December.

My dad collects miniature trains, so I tried the locomotive ahead of gifting the calendar. The gold-colored wheels and tiny wreath are a nice touch. It looks good on a shelf as well as hanging.

I tried the snowman at the kitchen table and used a tray to keep the little pieces together. Seeing the hat and scarf come together was satisfying. This is the kind of manageable craft I enjoy.

We meant to try just one, then ended up making Santa, the snowman, and the reindeer. They look great together. We are saving the other compartments for December, assuming we can resist opening more.

I picked this because the Highland Cow was different from the usual Christmas characters. The little horns and shaggy brick fringe are great. My husband insisted on holding it up for a picture once it was done.

I liked the finished Santa, but handling the very small pieces took me longer than expected. I was hoping for something a little easier to put together. The decoration itself is sweet, so I will try another when I have more patience.

I like giving an activity we can actually do together. My niece loves building things, so I am setting this aside for the start of December.

The first ornament turned out cute. I did lose track of a small piece on my patterned tablecloth, so I switched to a plain tray. That made the next build much less fiddly.

I prefer a little hands-on activity to another sweet treat. Tried an ornament already and am looking forward to seeing the rest of the designs.

We are building at our own pace instead of following the dates. It has been a nice activity for a quiet weekend afternoon.

We usually choose a new ornament each Christmas. This year we are going to make some instead. Tried one together already and enjoyed having a small project at the table.

I enjoy crafts but have a drawer of half-finished projects. These feel manageable. Getting a complete little ornament out of one sitting is a nice change.

The little green present is my favorite part of Santa. I was expecting a much plainer shape. It is fun seeing a character appear from a handful of tiny pieces.

The finished ornament looks lovely, but the bricks are quite small. I found it easiest under a bright lamp with everything on a tray. Worth knowing before planning this as a very quick activity.

I like the idea of ending up with decorations instead of empty wrappers. The few builds I tried are already packed away with my holiday things.

Picked this up early for a family gift. The mix of characters and tiny buildings is what sold me. I wanted something we could do together rather than just open and put aside.

Tried a model after dinner with some music on. A pleasant way to spend time at the table, and now I have a tiny Christmas decoration to show for it.

I like that the models are meant to be ornaments. I tried hanging my finished one and did not have to invent a way to tie thread around its body.

Opened one compartment to see what the builds were like. Enjoyed it enough that I have hidden the box away so I do not work through the whole calendar early.

The first model went more smoothly once I separated the colors into little dishes. I am new to these tiny bricks, and that made it much easier to find what I needed.

The ornament looks good finished, but I needed a bright light to see some of the small connections. I enjoyed it once I slowed down. Better as a patient tabletop project for me.

Bought it to keep at our house for the grandkids to build with us during visits. We can do a few at a time and let them choose a spot for each finished ornament.

Enjoyed the first build, although a couple of tiny pieces took more patience than I expected. I would set aside a relaxed stretch of time rather than squeeze it in while rushing out.