Creativity Jar

I just put together a Creativity Jar.  It's a mason jar filled with small craft items: pipe cleaner, clothes pin, fabric squares, ribbon, puff balls, stickers, beads, craft sticks, rubber bands, etc.  It is meant to spark kids' imagination and encourage them to be inentive and create art or other things.  This one will be part of a Christmas present for an 8 year old girl.  Hummingbird designed the label; it might change.

I'm wondering if it's something people would buy something like this and if so how much one would be willing to pay.  I would love your input.

First Post

I have been unemployed since the end of May. I've avoided using the term until now, but I guess it's time to say. In that time I have spent days looking for new clients (I was running a small home daycare), looking for other jobs that would allow me to work from home and continue raising my daughters myself, and I've begun writing -- something I used to do often when I was younger, but haven't done much of since getting married and having children.

I thought I would join the millions of others now blogging and use this blog as a creative outlet, to give voice to my fears, aspirations, and views on a myriad of subjects from religion and politics, to domestic concerns and pressing social issues.