DIY No Mess Hanging Ornament Kit, Baby Hand and Footprint Keepsake, Classic Nursery Decor, Ideal Gender Neutral Gift, Baby's First Christmas, White
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Description
• Satin Ribbon • Create Cherished Memories: Craft a unique and precious keepsake of your baby’s handprint or footprint with Tiny Ideas' all-in-one kit. It’s a beautiful way to capture those tiny details you’ll cherish forever. • No-Mess, Easy to Use: The kit includes a no-mess, nonstick impression material that dries soft, preventing breaks or cracks. It comes with a rolling pin, plastic hole punch, clay shaping ring, and a white ribbon for easy hanging. • Personalize Your Keepsake: Add a personal touch by writing your baby’s name and birth date on the keepsake. This DIY kit makes it easy to create a personalized memento that will be a lasting reminder of your baby’s early days. • Perfect Nursery Decor: This adorable keepsake adds a sweet touch to any baby nursery decor. Hang it on the wall over your baby’s crib or any room to create a meaningful accent in your baby girl or baby boy’s nursery. • Thoughtful Baby Gift: The Tiny Ideas keepsake kit is a great gift for new and expecting moms. It’s perfect for baby showers, baby registries, or as a baby’s first ornament for the Christmas tree. The finished print dimensions are 6.5” W x 6.5” H.
Details
General
- Color
- White Baby's Print Ornament
- Occasion
- Babys First Christmas, Baptism, Christmas, Holiday, New Baby
- Theme
- Baby, Baby Keepsake, Christmas, Family, Holidays
- Subject Character
- Handprint
- Product Style
- White Clay Ornament
- Shape
- Round
- Brand Name
- tiny ideas
- Target Audience
- Baby, Expecting, Grandparents, Newborns, Parents
- Manufacturer
- Pearhead, Inc.
- Item Type Name
- Baby Hand & Footprint Maker
Dimensions
- Item Dimensions D x W x H
- 0.88"D x 6"W x 6"H
- Item Dimensions
- 0.88 x 6 x 6 inches
- Item Display Dimensions
- 0.87 x 0.87 x 6 x 6 inches
- Item Weight
- 0.2 Pounds
Materials & Components
- Material Type
- Air-Dry Clay, Ribbon
- Included Components
- Impression Clay, Instructions, Ribbon, Ruler, Shaping Ring
Features
- Package Quantity
- 1
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
- Number of Pieces
- 1
- Mounting Type
- Hanging
- Is Customizable?
- Yes
- Are Batteries Required?
- No
- Scent Name
- Unscented
Frequently asked questions
- What comes in the kit?
- The included components are Impression Clay, Instructions, Ribbon, Ruler, and Shaping Ring. The description also says it comes with a rolling pin, plastic hole punch, clay shaping ring, and a white ribbon.
- What are the dimensions of the finished keepsake?
- The finished print dimensions are 6.5” W x 6.5” H. The item dimensions are 0.88 x 6 x 6 inches.
- Can it be personalized?
- Yes. The description says you can write your baby’s name and birth date on the keepsake, and the product is listed as customizable.
Customer reviews
So easy
I read the reviews but I’ve purchased this brand for years ..and I love them It not a clay At all . It turns into a solid , hard , foam . Which I prefer because It will never fall and shatter then, it’s light weight and I paint them according to the gender and my preference using a little bottle of acrylic paint. They will not crack or chip nor the paint either . My first one was purchased 8 years ago and still looks like the first day. So easy . Need the package , roll it thin , cut the shape , press their hand or foot. Add a hole to hang it, ( 5 min) . Then Let dry 48 hours and paint . If you paint the little hand or foot white, you see every cute detail and paint the rest another color. I used the extra that was cut off and made 1-little 3” egg shape an added a foot print , let dry and added a magnet to the back for the fridge as a gift for the grandparents . again because it’s not heavy at all and won’t break if it falls . Perfect , fast, easy , no mess at all !
I read the reviews but I’ve purchased this brand for years ..and I love them It not a clay At all . It turns into a solid , hard , foam . Which I prefer because It will never fall and shatter then, it’s light weight and I paint them according to the gender and my preference using a little bottle of acrylic paint. They will not crack or chip nor the paint either . My first one was purchased 8 years ago and still looks like the first day. So easy . Need the package , roll it thin , cut the shape , press their hand or foot. Add a hole to hang it, ( 5 min) . Then Let dry 48 hours and paint . If you paint the little hand or foot white, you see every cute detail and paint the rest another color. I used the extra that was cut off and made 1-little 3” egg shape an added a foot print , let dry and added a magnet to the back for the fridge as a gift for the grandparents . again because it’s not heavy at all and won’t break if it falls . Perfect , fast, easy , no mess at all !
Perfect for baby Christmas ornaments!
I’ve used this product for 2 years in a row for Christmas ornaments and have not been disappointed! Tips: make sure the dough is thoroughly kneaded so there aren’t air holes. Also, I used an actual rolling pin to flatten it instead of the provided one. I used a wet paper towel on my child’s hand/foot so it was slightly damp before pressing into the dough. Make sure you put a good amount of pressure so the indentation is visible, it’s possible it flattens out some but not a ton if you do the right pressure. I used a butter knife to cut out the hand/foot prints after making the indentations then kneading the excess to make more. The handprints (5 months old at the time) took 2 boxes to make 7 hands and 2 paws, and the footprints (1.5 yo) took 3 boxes for 5.5 prints.
I’ve used this product for 2 years in a row for Christmas ornaments and have not been disappointed! Tips: make sure the dough is thoroughly kneaded so there aren’t air holes. Also, I used an actual rolling pin to flatten it instead of the provided one. I used a wet paper towel on my child’s hand/foot so it was slightly damp before pressing into the dough. Make sure you put a good amount of pressure so the indentation is visible, it’s possible it flattens out some but not a ton if you do the right pressure. I used a butter knife to cut out the hand/foot prints after making the indentations then kneading the excess to make more. The handprints (5 months old at the time) took 2 boxes to make 7 hands and 2 paws, and the footprints (1.5 yo) took 3 boxes for 5.5 prints.
Cute ornament
This was super easy to use, the material wasn't too thick and was easy to mold and work with. It took about 4 days to fully dry. It seems durable and thick enough that it wont break or crack. It was a fun Christmas craft and made a cute ornament for years to come. The dough is white and we decided to add red paint to make the hand print stand out more. Love this keep sake. We choose not to use the round mold and free handed it as we like the look better than perfect circle.
This was super easy to use, the material wasn't too thick and was easy to mold and work with. It took about 4 days to fully dry. It seems durable and thick enough that it wont break or crack. It was a fun Christmas craft and made a cute ornament for years to come. The dough is white and we decided to add red paint to make the hand print stand out more. Love this keep sake. We choose not to use the round mold and free handed it as we like the look better than perfect circle.
Good for the price.
Good little product for the price. PRO TIPs: 1. Roll them out on something smooth and sturdy. I used a brand new children’s book. The molding material shows every little flaw of whatever you’re rolling it on. 2. Make sure to do them at least a few days before you need to wrap them. They take a while to dry. Also, flip them over (after 2 days) once the front has dried to get the whole thing. 3. Babies hands are almost impossible to imprint…go for the feet instead.
Good little product for the price. PRO TIPs: 1. Roll them out on something smooth and sturdy. I used a brand new children’s book. The molding material shows every little flaw of whatever you’re rolling it on. 2. Make sure to do them at least a few days before you need to wrap them. They take a while to dry. Also, flip them over (after 2 days) once the front has dried to get the whole thing. 3. Babies hands are almost impossible to imprint…go for the feet instead.
