Animal lovers can create an everlasting keepsake of their pet’s paw prints with this touching gift idea. Inside is everything you need - apart from a well behaved pet! Firstly you pick the paint that you would like to use and then follow the step-by-step instructions. An obedient pet isn’t guaranteed but the print will definitely reflect their personality!
FAQs:
How long will it take to make my print?
The estimated time for making your print is roughly 30 minutes. You may also need to allow some time to practise.
Do the paints contain harmful substances?
The paints contain no harmful substances. They contain 84.7% calcium carbonate (chalk) and 8.5% cornstarch which is simply the starch of corn (which is often used to make crisps). The paint also contains 4.2% EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) which is a binder for the paints and is regularly used when making babies bottles & dummies and harmless colour pigments. These pigments are CI pigment red 21, CI pigment pink 81, CI pigment green 7, carbon black and CI pigment blue 15.
Do I need to wear protective gloves?
Although the paints are entirely safe to use, you may wish to wear protective gloves as this will prevent any temporary staining to your hands.
What if my pet eats the paints?
We strongly advise that you do not leave the paints in a place where your pet can access them. If your pet does consume any paint we recommend that you give your pet plenty of water to drink. In the unlikely event your pet becomes ill we advise that you contact a vet.
Can I mix the coloured paints?
It is possible to mix the paints but we do not advise it as there is no guarantee that you will get your desired colour and you may risk spoiling your canvas.
What if I get paint on my clothes or furniture?
We recommend that your work area is adequately covered by old sheets or towels. If paint does spill onto any furniture or upholstery please wash the area immediately.
How will I hang my canvas?
You can display your canvas by resting it on a pin in the wall. You will not need to attach anything to the canvas to do this.
