Falling in Art Hand Casting Powder Kit Refill

Came out just like the kit/the brand name, cheaper as well. Very detailed and holds memories:) no pun intended. We did it for our first valentines and had fun holding hands (was pretty cold), but pretty quick… the instructions could’ve better been more clear but either than that fun for all ages.

Terrible. Lumpy and never set!

Great for building memories with grandkids.

Purchased 2 sets. First attempt was a trial but ok and usable. Second time much better. Plan out the directions before using. Good tp have someone help.

I bought two, one for myself and one for my grandkids to make for their mom. Both turned out great. Don’t get me wrong there a flaws but I love the two we made.

I was excited to try the Falling in Art Hand Casting Powder Kit, but the experience was more frustrating than fun. The biggest issue is the confusing instructions—they aren’t clear on timing, mixing ratios, or how quickly you need to work. The molding material sets way faster than expected, leaving little room for adjustments, and if you don’t get it right the first time, you’re out of luck.

Small pkg

Waste of money! Never even got to the casting part. The mold making was a huge fail. I weighed everything, used a timer. End result was blue cottage cheese that disintegrated when removing my hand and unlike a different brand I had used previously, there were absolutely no details or texture evident in the gloppy mold. Pouring the plaster into it would have been a complete waste of money; the plaster would have filled the capillaries formed by the cottage cheese globs. I'll save the plaster for a different projects.