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DIY 3D Baby Hand and Foot Print Plaster Mold Kit

DIY 3D Baby Hand and Foot Print Plaster Mold Kit

$30.00 AUD
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Dosage Reference:

  1. 0-3 months:

    • One hand: Clone powder 60g + water 160ml | Model powder 80g + water 50ml
    • One foot: Clone powder 80g + water 200ml | Model powder 100g + water 70ml

  2. 3-12 months:

    • One hand: Clone powder 100g + water 250ml | Model powder 150g + water 100ml
    • One foot: Clone powder 150g + water 400ml | Model powder 200g + water 130ml

  3. 2-4 years old:

    • One hand: Clone powder 150g + water 400ml | Model powder 200g + water 130ml
    • One foot: Clone powder 200g + water 500ml | Model powder 250g + water 160ml

  4. 5-12 years old:

    • One hand: Clone powder 200g + water 500ml | Model powder 250g + water 160ml
    • One foot: Clone powder 250g + water 600ml | Model powder 300g + water 200ml

  5. Adult one hand:

    • Clone powder 300g + water 1100ml | Model powder 600g + water 500ml

  6. Adult hands:

    • Clone powder 500g + water 1600ml | Model powder 1200g + water 800ml

Note: Choose a container that fits your hand or foot with some space around it without touching the sides. Use water at 10-20°C for the clone powder. Higher temperatures will accelerate solidification. The model powder can be mixed with room temperature tap water.

Instructions:

  1. Prepare Molding Mixture: Mix the molding powder with 3 to 3.2 times the amount of water (300-320 ml). Stir quickly until the mixture is smooth. The mixture will turn a purple/pink color. Do not add too much water.
  2. Submerge Hand or Foot: After 1 minute, place the baby's hand or foot into the mixture, ensuring complete submersion without breaking the surface or touching the container edges.
  3. Hold Still: Keep the hand or foot as still as possible while the mixture sets.
  4. Set the Mold: Hold for an additional 240 seconds to ensure the mold is fully set. Carefully remove the hand or foot from the mold.
  5. Release Air: Slightly wiggle the hand or foot to allow air to enter the mold opening for an easy release.
  6. Prepare Plaster Mixture: Mix 50g of plaster powder with 80-90 ml of water. Stir quickly until smooth. Avoid adding too much water for a stronger casting.
  7. Pour Plaster: Slowly pour the plaster mixture into the mold. Jiggle the mold gently to fill all areas and avoid air bubbles.
  8. Set the Plaster: Let the plaster set for 1 hour. Gently remove the mold from the casting using a knife or your hands, being careful not to break the casting.
  9. Clean and Dry: Wash off any surface powder with water and let the casting air dry for 24 hours.
  10. Paint (Optional): After 24 hours, paint the casting in any color you like.

Important: Do not add too much water to the powder mixture, as this will prevent the casting from setting properly

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