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Little Impression Tin - Hand and Foot Casting

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Little Impression Tin - Hand and Foot Casting

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Kids will love peeking inside this decorative keepsake and seeing how teeny tiny their hands and feet used to be! My Little Impression Tin is a nontoxic kit that allows parents to easily create an imprint of their baby’s hand or foot without the fuss of mixing or baking as the impressions are made directly inside the tin and solidify when air-dried.

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Found in: Keepsakes

Appropriate for ages: Baby - 1

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Easy to Use!
by Carmen Rideout
2 years ago

Instructions are very easy to follow. I did have to make a third attempt to get it right, but I just started over and it caused no problems. One helpful hint: the clay is sticky, so I lightly coated the things involved with flour (just as if you were making pizza dough!) and I even lightly coated my baby's foot and it helped.