🌿 Enhance Your Garden with the 4M Make Garden Stepping Stone Kit: Create Beautiful Pathways and Artistic Designs Review

Bought and accidentally ruined by too much water. So we had to buy another one lol make sure you add water little by little. We got it for my daughter's first birthday and every birthday we will make her put her feet up and every year see how much bigger she is and we can put her in the garden!

They came out pretty well but not reliable. Add water a little at a time, don't just add the full amount. Also note that the quantity is not in cups but in ml which can be confusing. If you don't push the jewels deep enough, they will fall out quickly too. This set is very cheaply made but my 3.5 year old daughter was delighted to make a gift for her grandparents.

This is not cement, this is plaster. It broke in half while drying and I dried it on a flat surface. The mold is also very thin and cracked. The only thing I liked about it is that it has a better plastic tool instead of a wooden carving stick and the embellishments that came with it were nice. Spend a little more money and buy a cement stage, it's a lot stronger. Every year for Father's Day I made a stone with traces of my children for my husband. I will not buy any more products from this…

I bought 2 of these, one for a child and one for a dog. First off, the PATH statements are from. We added the bare minimum of water and it was too much and not drying enough to use after waiting hours instead of minutes to give the impression that they were awful and didn't look like cement casts at all. Then, to top it off, they broke and broke as they were being removed from the plastic mold. both! I also agree with other users that it looks more like plaster than cement. I will not redeem…

I had to stop when I opened it. It was sealed and I cut it open and noticed that the box already had the tab of tape cut off and I should have known better that it had been resealed. This is NOT cement. It won't last outside. Everything was included in the package as stated. It looks like the photos but it's not cement at all. It won't be a real stepping stone. After that I saw drops on the floor, which came off like a force. they had to dry in a crust on my floor. and then it clicked. This is…