7" Large Ink Pads for Kids - Handprint Footprint Size Rainbow Stamps Pad, Safe & Washable Ink Pad for Fingerprint Painting Card Making Stamp Crafting Paper Wood Fabric Scrapbook Kids Birthday Gifts

These are actually very cool and work amazing. Make sure you keep the cover on them because they do dry out quick if you don’t I learned that the hard way But definitely would buy these again

Perfect for taking my baby’s foot prints. Nice colors, enough pigmented to be transferred to paper. Stay well on paper after drying. Wish they had the touch less option too because cleaning the ink off from skin takes some effort ( on case of baby). But normal soap and water is enough to wash it off. Each color came nicely individually packed, light weight product. Recommended

Nice product. Plenty of room for an entire preschooler's hand on the pad. The colors are good and saturated and there is plenty of ink in each pad for multiple handprint crafts.

The ink pads seemed dry ? Had to put alot of pressure multiple times on each pad to get the color on the hands. I did get the results wanted after alot of effort, plus side these things are pretty big will fit any kids hands and comes off pretty easy

These ink pads are just okay. They dry out pretty quick, so I spray them with some rubbing alcohol before using. They do wash off skin pretty easily, which is great for hand prints and footprints. The size is nice, large enough for my student's hands or feet, which is what I primarily use them for.

Great for a student project that I had stampers for!

These are horrible stamp pads. The ink does not absorb into construction paper. The ink takes a long time to dry and when it does it leaves clumps on the paper. The ink does wash off well from hands and stamps. After one use I decided these ink pads are not worth buying again or using a second time. One star was given because the ink didn’t leave stain on skin.

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