Review on 🐾 Pearhead Happy Howlidays Wood Pet Picture Frame Ornament - Rustic Holiday Décor by Stephanie Traub

Got one of these as a gift for my only dog, now that I have a second one I wanted to pair it with her. First, it will never be hard jewelry. It's not a paste that sets, you don't bake it or anything. It's almost like a waxy texture of playdough that you roll out, paw in and then sets slightly and becomes rubbery within 24 hours. You actually get enough in one to make more than one decoration if you make them smaller than the included cutter (they supply you with everything except foil, which supposedly makes it easier to keep the material smooth as you roll it out). The roller will hurt your hands after a while (I finished 4 decorations when all was said and done). This material shows all the dirt, so be sure to clean his paw thoroughly before pressing it into the material. and it is safe for you, non-toxic. It can also be varnished after drying. I took Michael's regular art project color and added their names below so we can tell whose ornament it is. Also a very malleable material, I made 2 more decorations out of it. I shaped them into bones, cut out the letters and added them to the top, then painted them all when dry (for deceased pets). I won't lie, it will look a bit like a kid's craft. Don't get this if you want something very professional looking that's oven baked and then glazed. But if you just wanted something fun to keep an eye on your pet and love doing things yourself (and it's created some fun memories with my pups) then I highly recommend this. I have "Gotcha Day" porcelain ornaments from etsy to make things look pretty, they were fun family decorations I remember making with them :)