Personalized Baby Hand and Footprint Kit, Quick Dry Clay - Newborn Keepsake Feet and Handprint Kit, Nursery Picture Frame, New Mom Gifts for Baby Showers & Registry (Alpine White)

This set was so easy to use and has a great quality frame. You have to work fast after kneading otherwise you’ll risk getting more cracks and wrinkles. It was impossible to get the little letters in the slots so I used the included double sided tape to stick them on to a sturdy piece of cardboard. This worked great! And just fyi, I did start over after the first imprints did not come out well. I removed it from the frame, added a few drops of olive oil to my hands and kneaded the clay again.

I bought this for my expecting daughter. My idea is to do babies hand and big brother's hand, he is 3. My daughter loves this!

This is so cute for my stepdaughter's new baby! She was born a few days ago. Just choose whether you want the desk top type or the wall hanging type and you can cherish it forever.

Easy to follow directions. Only could do foot print because my new born won’t release her hand

Harder than it looks! I'm a perfectionist, but I had to surrender to reality and the results are... Fine. My baby was 3 months old when I did these prints, which I think is a good age to try this where they have their hands open, but they're still cute and small.The material used for the prints is real clay, not "messless clay" like Model Magic. Don't make my mistake and try to knead the clay before opening the bag, because it turns out the clay is wrapped in cellophane and is really hard and messy to unwrap if you knead before opening.Instead of trying to make the clay as smooth as possible as the instructions suggest, I'd suggest making it look purposefully uneven/textured so when it gets bumped by your flailing baby, it doesn't look ruined. Ask me how I know.The clay dries very fast. I wanted to do two frames, and even though I rolled them out and had them ready together, just the minute it took to press onto one, the other was already dried to the point where it has ugly wrinkles after pressing. It's also surprisingly difficult to angle your baby's hand/foot and get the right pressure to make a good print. I definitely had to "touch up" the indents to make it look halfway decent.The frame itself is good quality, but the little plastic tabs to hold the clay in place are way too tight on both frames.Overall, a fun little gift for far-flung family. But do not expect perfectly smooth clay and picture perfect prints.

I bought this to always remember my son’s first Christmas. The kit was very easy to use and I am very happy with how it turned out. Only thing is that the roller tool is not as long as the frame. It was just a little short, so when you rolled the clay out to make it completely flat, there were some small lines that you could not roll out. It still looks great, and I don’t mind the small wrinkles in the clay.

Made this with my 2 year old grandson last weekend. Turned out awesome. I was scared of the clay causing skin irritation so I used Saran Wrap to cover the clay and placed his hand on top of that. It worked quite well.

This was super cool and easy to make! My baby made it a little difficult, but that's just because she moves A lot. I bought one for each of the grandparents this year, as this was my baby's first Christmas, and they were such a hit! Everyone loved them lots. Definitely worth the money!