I've purchased this twice now to make prints of my babies feet and love them! They are really easy to use, mess free (as long as you put the baby's foot on the correct side. Haha. I didn't read the label for which side to put where.) We used it for making a print of our dogs paw before she passed away. The ink dries fairly quick after making the print. The quality of this product is great! You get alot of paper and ink for the cost of the product. I have found you can even use the ink pad more than once, although the black color will get lighter the more you use it.

These were so fun and easy to use! The best part is that you don’t have to make a mess for a cute stamp of whatever you want. I used these to stamp my newborns foot inside of a card for Father’s Day and my husband was blown away he loved it so much! He actually liked it so much we did it for our other Father’s day cards (for Grandpas) and it makes the cards so much more than just a simple card! This was very easy to use, and little to no mess. The ink does take some time to dry, so I left my stamps out for a few hours to dry just to prevent any smudging. There’s a good amount of ink on the pads so I was able to get 2-3 stamps out before throwing the Ink pad out.

What can I say. This was an easy, non messy process with.amazing results. Great product and I got more uses out of it.

So, these are very easy to use, no mess, great way to get paw prints and nose prints from a dog. That being said, you do have to press pretty hard to get the ink to transfer legibly in the shape you want, but it seems very easy to get little "artifacts' from accidentally touching other areas of the card. It felt like I had to press my dog's tiny little peet pretty hard onto the card but if I looked at the card wrong there was a giant swipe from where I brushed it with a finger. I feel like this would work better with a large dog paw, BUT the card is not large enough for a large dog paw.

No complaints here! Easy to use and directions are straight forward. I got multiple prints out of just 1 ink pad! (I was doing a cat paw tho.) Comes with many cardstock paper pieces for you to use. Be careful because even with my well above average IQ, I still managed to do the wrong side at one point and got ink all on my cat's paw!... It cleaned up easy tho! The sides are clearly labeled, I was just tired haha.

I have had these for a few months before using. I wanted a keepsake of my dog while she was still alive and decided to copy her paw print for our 10 year adoptiversary. It was very easy to use and I am very satisfied, I am going to make more for Mother's Day gifts for my friends and family of their pets. Now, let me say the box says to follow the instructions carefully. However, there are no instructions included. So I flipped over to the reviews to piece it together. Basically, you take one of the included cards, lay it under the ink tray, and press whatever you're capturing into it. The ink tray does have a label clearly indicating which side should be against the card. I read a review that the card was an awkward size, but I found that a standard 4x6 frame I had should work well. However, I'm going to wait a few days for it to dry as others have suggested. Secondly, the card is just standard card stock paper, so I think you could use your own of whatever size you wanted. For some additional humor, I will say that using this on my dog took some time. I coaxed her into the bathroom with me and placed the ink pad and card on the ground. She obediently raised her paw right away to place in mine. Then she wouldn't put it down. I spent a couple minutes hunched over my 30 pound dog in my tiny bathroom laughing hysterically that she would not put her paw down. After I calmed down and confused her further, I tried to place it in a spot that would be most natural for her to place it down and let go of her paw and shimmied it to the desired spot. I applied gentle pressure while continuing to laugh and then let her go. I held my breath, raised the ink pad, and had a perfectly centered paw print. So just take your time and have fun with it, unless you have a 100 pound couch potato that will let you just press their paw into it. Or, you know, a baby. That's probably easier.

The gold is. a darker gold than I was expecting, it works really well, just wish I would have went with the black or maybe even the silver I wanted a bright gold.

Product works as it says. You can use each pad more than once just know the more you use it the lighter the print comes out. Definitely let it dry for a while before touching because it will smear. If doing baby foot and hand prints wait until they are asleep because any little move transfers. Make sure you use something hard under whatever you’re putting the print on for a better outcome. Overall I give it a 5/5 I will be buying more.

In mid-March my beloved dog, Herman, was diagnosed with aggressive cancer. Anticipating that the end was near, I wanted to spend our last days capturing as many memories as possible. I already knew that the service would provide us with clay paw prints but I wanted to get a nose print also, so I began researching options. I tried to do a clay nose imprint and while I did eventually manage to get a slight semblance of a nose print, it was mediocre, at best. Thankfully I also ordered these inkless impression sets and did those as well. After some trial and error, I did obtain good results. It's the sweetest little reminder and even though it's just his sweet little muzzle, I can imagine his whole face there. 💙 Highly recommend for anyone looking to save sweet reminders similar to this.

I got this product to do snout prints of my fur buds. The product was GREAT and after some trial and error - I wound up with excellent nose prints. -Human Reviewer My mom grabbed my face for what I thought was going to be snoot kisses - my favorite - but then she smushed my nose and mouth into this weird smelling thing and held it there for a few seconds. What’s worse is she did this at least four times - THEN moved over to do the same to my brother. To add insult to injury, she was maniacally laughing the whole time and exclaiming “LOOK AT YOUR SNOOTPRINT - I LOVE IT”. 0/0 stars - I don’t know why she needs ink prints when we have left hundreds of nose prints all over the windows in the living room. We’re looking into formal reporting of this atrocious and viscous attack upon our corporeal form. -Barnaby and Gordon, Dog Victims