All the remaining puppies spent Thanksgiving in Lake Tahoe enjoying their first snow experience. They ran, jumped and rolled in the snow burying their noses in it. Of course, Lucca (red collar) and Bella (pink collar) will have many more snow experiences. Blue collar goes home with new daddy Luc tomorrow and White/Black will go to his new home on Thursday. They will have to come visit when Bella and Lucca are in Tahoe and wallowing in the snow.
This is an amazing kit for animal lovers. You can make an imprint of your little dog/cat's paw into a cell phone strap/ key chain.
It comes with everything you need....the clay,the chains and straps.
Please note: The yellow, pink and purple clays are oven clay. The pink package contains air drying clay that will be used to make the mold.
Instructions:
1)The clay in the pink package is to make a mold of your pet's paw-roll into a ball and then press down with the palm of your hand into any shape but please make sure the clay is not wider than 5.5 cm (so this is for small animals and a circle is recommened).
2) Press your pet's paw into the clay to make an imprint.
3) Let the clay air dry until it is completely dry.
4) You now have your mold. Please pick a color of oven clay (pink, yellow or purple) to fill in the imprint. Then, cover the top of the mold with a different color of oven clay.
5) Carefully, remove the oven clay imprint from the mold.
6) Preheat oven to 120 degrees Celcius (250 degree F). Put in the oven on a piece of aluminum foil for 30 minutes.
7) Take out and let cool. Make a hole where you like and attach the chains or straps.
Voila! Your pet will always be with you!
Please check my other stores:
TheKawaiiKitchen.etsy.com for baking/cooking supplies
SouZouCreations.etsy.com for fabulous handmade items
DecoSweets.etsy.com for Japanese sweet decorations, clays, molds, kits and books
VintageFromJapan.etsy.com for fabulous vintage items
This is our dog Beau a 5 1/2 month old German Shorthair - he's a "therapy" dog. We adopted him when I started working at home and was alone alot. A puppie's needs and routine are great for adding structure and he's really helped to get both Howard and I out of the house, exploring new things to do outdoors.
Fort Funston, October 3rd, low tide. We're spoiled in northern California. The colors are intense and the weather is out of of this world. Beau's coat was sparkling in the sunshine that day.
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