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Footprints in the Sand Capture that barefoot-on-the-beach feeling -- and a record of your feet -- with this simple plaster-casting project. Materials • Plaster of Paris • Small bucket • Freshwater • 4-inch lengths of string, optional Step 1: Choose a site to cast your molds--the moist, hard-packed sand near the water's edge works best. Step 2: Firmly press both feet into the sand. The prints should be about 1/2 inch to 2 inches deep. (If your child can't press down that hard, he can use his finger to dig down into the print, following its shape.) Step 3: Mix up the plaster, according to the directions on the package, so that it has a thick, creamy consistency. Pour the wet plaster gently into the footprints. Step 4: To make hangers, tie a knot about a half inch in from each end of the pieces of string. As the plaster begins to harden, push the knotted ends into the plaster and let dry. Step 5: After 20 to 25 minutes, gently dig the footprints out of the molds and brush away any excess sand. Set sole-side up in the sun for about an hour to let harden. © FamilyFun. All rights reserved.
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