Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2017 Little Feet, Big Blessing
2017 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QGO1272
Paint is included for footprint display. Instructions: Adult Supervision Is Required 1. Coat the bottom of the child's foot with paint. 2. Place child's foot onto one of the paper inserts (included). 3. Let dry completely and place in frame. Tips: *For best results, especially with young babies, try creating the footprint while your child is asleep. *Practice making the footprint on another sheet of paper before using the provided paper inserts. Sticker is included for personalization. On ornament: bless these little feet wherever they may go. Porcelain.
- Artist
- Terri Steiger
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 6" H x 5" W x 2" D
2017 Little Feet, Big Blessing 2017 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QGO1272 Paint is included for footprint display. Instructions: Adult Supervision Is Required 1. Coat the bottom of the child's foot with paint. 2. Place child's foot onto one of the paper inserts (included). 3. Let dry completely and place in frame. Tips: *For best results, especially with young babies, try creating the footprint while your child is asleep. *Practice making the footprint on another sheet of paper before using the provided paper inserts. Sticker is included for personalization. On ornament: bless these little feet wherever they may go. Porcelain. Artist: Terri Steiger Size: 4.3" x 5.5" x .6" This ornament was first available after the 2017 Hallmark Ornament Premiere Event (July 15th - July 23rd)
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