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summer craft ideas for infants Summer Handprint Craft Printable, Footprint Art for Kids – Scribbled LLC

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summer craft ideas for infants Summer Handprint Craft Printable, Footprint Art for Kids – Scribbled LLCThese fun & personalized handprint and footprint art printable keepsakes make a unique and sentimental summer activity for your little ones! They can be framed and displayed in the home or office and also serve as great gifts and memory keepsakes for loved ones! These are perfect for infants and toddlers, and make great preschool, classroom, and daycare activities! This purchase includes 12 different styles in 2 sizes. Just download, print, apply non

☀️⛱️ These fun & personalized handprint and footprint art printable keepsakes make a unique and sentimental summer activity for your little ones! They can be framed and displayed in the home or office and also serve as great gifts and memory keepsakes for loved ones! These are perfect for infants and toddlers, and make great preschool, classroom, and daycare activities! This purchase includes 12 different styles in 2 sizes. Just download, print, apply non-toxic washable paint to the child's hand or foot, and start creating memories! ☀️⛱️

NOTE: Customization is offered, I can change/remove text, re-size the files, and create new designs altogether. Please send me a message for more details!

🌻 Disclaimer: The art showcased in the listing photos may not be of the same size for every child. Each child has a unique size, and variations in handprints and footprints are to be expected. We strive to capture the essence and charm of your child's prints, but please understand that individual differences may influence the size and proportions. If you'd like to make any changes to the printables, please send me a message!

Item description:

► What it is:

- An instant DIGITAL DOWNLOAD - nothing physical will be mailed.

► How to use these:

- Download and print the pdf files (I recommend having backups ready).
- Apply non-toxic washable paint or ink to the child's hand or foot.
- Gently press the child's hand or foot onto the paper.
- Help them handwrite their names/dates and frame for a personal touch (optional).

► Size:

2 sizes included:
- 8x10" for framing
- 8.5x11” (can be printed on US letter size or A4 sheets)

► What you will receive:

12 different printables in 2 sizes. Print as many copies as you like!

► How it works:

Once your purchase is complete, you will be able to download the order instantly.

► Where you can print:

- You can use a home printer and any local print shop like Staples, FedEx, OfficeMax, etc. Colors may vary between different monitors and printers.

➜ Print on medium to heavy white cardstock for best results.
➜ Set your printer settings to the best quality mode and make sure the scale is 100%.

- For professional printing, I recommend Prints of Love. They offer high-quality prints and amazing customer service! When you use my unique link below, you'll receive free shipping and envelopes: 

https://printsoflove.com/ref/scribbledincco
 
Use code "ScribbledSave10" at Prints of Love for 10% off your order of $49 or more!

Please note: I do my very best to represent my designs as accurately as possible, however, colors may print somewhat differently from how they appear on your monitor. Actual colors often vary slightly from computer to computer, printer, or type of media printed on and I cannot be held responsible for such discrepancies.

► IMPORTANT INFORMATION -> Terms of use:

All orders are for personal use ONLY. Commercial use is not allowed.

Additionally, all files are the intellectual property of Scribbled LLC with copyright protection. Infringement of this copyright will be enforced by our lawyers.

→ You cannot sell or distribute the digital file.
→ You cannot include the digital file in products as a free download.
→ You cannot alter the digital file and claim it as your own.

~~ REFUNDS AND CANCELATION POLICY ~~

Due to the digital nature of these files, refunds and cancelations are not offered, but please let us know if you have any problems with your order. We want you to be happy with your purchase! We will do everything we can to assist you and we will work hard to make sure you have the best experience possible!

By purchasing this listing you agree to our Terms of Use.

For questions and comments, please send us a message! ♥

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