Friendly Folks at Kahootz Toys

Pattern made with the new 45 wheel.

The people at Kahootz Toys, the company that’s bringing back Spirograph, found my website. Guess it was just a matter of time.

Anyway, they – well, a friendly person named Colleen, actually – noticed what I said about my wheel 45 in my new Spirograph Deluxe Design Kit – its Hole #1 is so close to the edge that it isn’t round, and can’t be used. She sent me a new one in the mail!

She also thanked me for my feedback generally, and said that they are interested in what customers have to say.

So here’s a link to their Facebook page. Please give them a Like and enjoy their posts and ideas of things to do with Spirograph.

And here’s a link to my Facebook page. Please give it a Like too! There’s lots more Spirograph goodness coming right here.

Nice sticker on the back of the letter

And oh yes – check out the sticker on the back of the envelope I got from Kahootz. Nice, eh? I wonder where to get some of those!

Comments

Friendly Folks at Kahootz Toys — 4 Comments

vince on January 23, 2015 at 2:19 pm said:

can you sell me indivdual gear wheels (round)

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- Heather Holm on January 23, 2015 at 2:30 pm said:
  
  Hi Vince, This blog doesn’t belong to the makers of the Spirograph. Maybe you can contact them directly through their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Spirograph.Original or their website: http://www.originalspirograph.com/
  
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susan artripe on February 16, 2016 at 6:50 am said:

hi there!
thank yiou for taking the time to give so much interesting much needed info on spiro –
am going to order 2 sets thru amazon for 6 yr bthday of 1 grndghtr & her 4 1/2 yr sis — cant leave her out altho perhaps a little young but sounds like its so much fun it will not go to waste — they have cousins all ages & nxt month maybe 1 for me too! thank you – passing along your info & web to their mom & dad also — susan

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- Heather on February 16, 2016 at 9:14 am said:
  
  Thanks for your message. You’ll probably find that 4 1/2 is a little young unless she is remarkably dexterous. It’s easy enough to share a set too, until someone gets passionate about it. There are versions designed for younger kids. You may want to try Cyclex, which I haven’t tried or reviewed. Fewer small parts that could get lost. Maybe one of those plus a regular set.
  
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