Luna Bean XL Family Hand Casting Kit – Extra Large Hand Mold Kit for Families, Casts Up to 6 Hands – Unique Family Gifts Ideas, Parents, Grandparents & Keepsake Memorial

Not enough mixture for the depth of the bucket, it then dried within 15 seconds and we didn’t manage to get a single cast. Ended up paying £50+ to bin the entire bucket..

This was for a birthday present and when I was taking the mould off it was breaking the fingers off the casting.

good product

This kit came in handy as a gift for my sister. Was easy and instructions were easy to follow as well. Fast process too! Super fun for myself, the price was worth it, I’ve bought over 3 now and gave as gifts to others as well. The project came out perfect and I think it will last a long time 🥰

The powder delivered for phase 1 to make the mould did not match the quantity defined in the details. I received 2 bags of 435g each rather than a total of 1500g. Moreover, when I mixed it with distilled water at 24deg the mix dried out in about 1min and never changed colour as indicated. Not worth the money.

Fun to do…..

The goal was to send hand molds to a family member out of state who is blind. Overall I, the kit worked pretty well. There were some important lessons learned, however, and we would do it differently next time but wouldn't hesitate to use similar kits from this company. The kit says it can cast "up to 6 hands" -- which I thought meant the negative mold material could be re-used and the casting material mixed in portions to use the kit several distinct times, once for each child. That's not how it works. On reading the instructions I learned that we'd have to do the kids all at once. We were planning hand casts of a 4 year old, a 5 year old, a 7 year old, and a 17 year old -- with the youngest ones all very fidgety by nature. The idea of having them all stay still with their hands in a bucket of goo for several minutes, without touching each other, the sides or bottom of the bowl did not fill me with confidence. I was pleasantly surprised by how well they came out. The youngest did make a fist so we ended up with a bubble at one finger tip of that tiny hand. The oldest didn't have room to get their whole hand in so we were limited for that one. The instructions say to vibrate the bucket while the cast is drying to help get bubbles out. We set ours on the washing machine while it was in a fast spin cycle and that worked really well. The tiny finger on one hand broke during the removal of the negative material, but was very easily glued back in place with a bit of cyanoacrylate glue (crazy glue) as was the thumb on the 17 year old's hand which simply didn't have enough coverage due to the size of their hand and the size of the bucket.