Baby Handprint Ornament Making Kit with Paint Set, Easel & Ribbons, Makes 2

I was really nervous to try this because I always struggled to get paint handprints from my little ones but this kit was very easy! I am also thrilled that I got my 9 month old's hand and foot from only half the kit so I was able to do my 3 year old's hand with the other half. I didn't care for the bright paint colors though so I used wall paint that we had. It all turned out perfect!

We got these for our daughter's first Christmas to make gifts for us and for the grandparents. We had a couple of errors figuring out the best way to roll out the clay and get little one's hand flat and all that, but once we figured it out it was super easy. The grandparents LOVED these, and everyone remarked on how many small details the clay captured - you could see every line in the palm and everything! Her cute little chubby fingers are now perfectly preserved and everyone is delighted. We decided to use the glaze just on the handprint itself and it looks really classy. We also used the stamps to put her initials and the year. A light press is all it takes on the stamps, don't push too hard or the letters like 'a' with little spaces in them won't come out well.

I ordered this to take paw prints from my two 13.5 year old dogs. I figured I should do it now as opposed to in a time of stress right after they pass someday. My dogs are small, so I was able to get three good prints from one box, and I still have some of the clay leftover. I used a cookie cutter to cut the shape around the prints since the cutter provided is for childrens’ hands and is too large for my small dogs’ paws. The kit was so easy to use, the clay was moist and workable, and the additional decorative elements included are great. I will probably frame my paw prints with photos as a keepsake for the future, so I didn’t require the ribbons, but they are nice. After getting my dogs prints, it took about two days for the clay to dry thoroughly. I took someone else’s advice and covered them loosely with a damp paper towel to prevent cracking - Worked a treat! If you’re making ornaments with your kids, I think this is a great kit.

Very easy to make but the letters provided were so tiny! Extremely hard to stay in the lines if you want to paint them. Otherwise it’s cute and shows a lot of details like the all the wrinkles in a newborns hand :) It’s dries up like hard clay and it’s pretty heavy when dry.

These turned out great as keepsake Christmas ornaments for my 1.5 year old! I rolled out the “dough” with a regular rolling pin (not the one provided), cut it out, stuck his hand in it, and left it to dry! Easy! I really wanted to write in the clay, but couldn't find anything that didn't look terrible so I ended up using the straw they provided to make the 18 (for 2018) which came out pretty nice, and I settled for writing the name, age, and date on the back with a pen. I ended up getting three ornaments out of it, two are the thickness of the one pictured and one was thinner. I left them to dry between sheets of wax paper and didn’t have any trouble with cracking, though drying did take longer than the package suggested. Once dry, I sanded the outside edges with fine grit sandpaper just to make them nice and smooth and wrote on the back with a ballpoint pen before glazing it. I was worried the ink might run with the glaze, but it didn't. I really think the glaze just gives it that extra something that makes it look like a really nice finished product. My kid’s hand will probably be too big next year, but I’ll definitely come looking for another kit if we have any more children.

I bought this so I could do a hand and footprint of my grandson for my daughter's birthday. It was easy to use - I like that you can redo it if the baby moves...which they always do. It took a little bit to dry. The letters are small and pretty much worthless, but just clay part is worth the purchase.

Very easy to use and works well. I saw some others that had bad reviews. My baby is 14 months old so it’s my fault his hand didn’t fit.. it does state it’s for 0-9 months. Still super cute!

I have been using this product for 6 years to make xmas handprints for my kids’ grandparents. I have tried other brands and this is by far my favorite. They are easy to use, dry hard (some other brands have a foam-like texture when dry), and one clay packet is enough for a 6-8yo’s hand (or 2 baby hands). You can only use the ring-cutter for babies, and the wooden “rolling pin” isn’t great. But you can easily replace that with a bowl. I was happy to see that this year the kit included letter stamps - FYI, sharpie works great once the clay dries. HOWEVER, this year, I ordered 4 kits (to save some for next year) and half of the clay packets were rock solid before I opened them. I tried adding water but that didn’t do anything; the clay was fully dry. Luckily, I could use the clay from the kits I intended to save and get all the sets done. I also wished the company sold the clay packets by themselves. All the extras are nice for the first prints, but they are just trash afterwards (especially when the kids’ hands are too big for the ring or stand).

The bag was damaged I needed it for the baby shower gift and no enough time to return or reorder it

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I bet your finish product will look far away from the pictures they provide. The clay is difficult to work with as it is too sticky and you will not be able to get the cutters out of rolled clay. The rolling pin is so small you have to roll left side then right side of clay and unless you are a seasoned baker, the rilling will be uneven. The use of the cutters is so difficult that they don't even tell you how to manage it in the instructions. They pass right over it!! If you can roll out to the recommended thickness, try getting your baby's hand still to get a good pressing! If you don't, you have to start the horrid steps all over again. Want to place clay into cutters then roll out clay? Nope, not enough clay to reach the top of the cutter for an even roll AND the clay will be sticking to the whole inside of cutter when you try to remove it. Problems after problems. Truly regret buying this and wasted money. Can't return because did t do this project til well after available return date. Would give this experience less than a star if it was possible.

One of two clay packages came dry, cracked, and not moldable. In reading other reviews, I had added a few drops of water which seemed to have soften the clay, however it was a mess and the finish product was lumpy and a disaster. Second package of clay was perfect. No issues. For the price paid, I expected two good bags of clay. It also came with some letter stencils, and a cheap plastic stand. Overall a bit pricey, my opinion. Foot photo was the dry clay, hand photo was the good clay. Disappointed I couldn't get a better foot print. A two person job esp if your working with a newborn.

One of the two packages was already dry and I was unable to use it Very disappointed that one of my kids can’t do their hand print