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We made it on a Sunday after lunch, me, my daughter and my three grandchildren. Now it hangs in the hallway and every time I walk past I stop and look at it. I can't even remember what toys they got last year.
Every Christmas is the same: toys that are already in a drawer by February, and a hundred photos that stay on your phone. Meanwhile their hands keep growing. That little hand that fits entirely inside yours today won't be that size next year.
This year, stop time. Everyone presses their painted hand onto a clear sheet, the sheets stack up in the frame, and the hands of the whole family stay there, together, forever. All it takes is an afternoon.
No experience, no tools: just your hands.
Each sheet has two protective films, one on each side: peel both off.
Use the brush to spread the paint over palm and fingers. One person at a time.
Press your hand onto your sheet, then write your name and the date with the pen.
The sheets stacked up in the frame: your family, on the wall, forever.
You're right to fear a disaster: a smudged handprint on a piece of card ends up in a drawer. That's why here everyone gets their own clear sheet. If a hand comes out crooked, wipe the sheet with a damp cloth while the paint is still fresh and do it again, without spoiling anyone else's.
The paint goes on with the brush, one hand at a time, and you press straight away. Then you write names and the date with the pen included. In the end the sheets slot into the deep frame and the hands show all together, in layers, each in its own colour.
It's the gift for the grandparents who always say “I don't need anything”, for the mum who already has everything, for friends who've just grown their family. They open it at Christmas, and by the afternoon of Boxing Day everyone's hands are already on the sheets.
And in February it doesn't end up in a drawer. You hang it in the hallway or stand it on the living room sideboard, and every time they walk past they remember that day and how tiny those hands were.
We were looking for a Christmas gift that wouldn't end up in a drawer. A gift you make together, in one afternoon, and that then stays on the wall at home for years.
Photos stay on your phone. Your children's hands, just as they are today, stay on the wall. If it doesn't work out that way for your family, write to us within 45 days and we'll give you all your money back. No forms, no questions.
Families describe an afternoon spent together, with the painted hands of grown-ups and kids stacked in the same frame. Many grandmothers got it at Christmas with their grandchildren's hands and have never taken it off the wall. Plenty ordered a second one for the grandparents or the in-laws.
We made it on a Sunday after lunch, me, my daughter and the three grandchildren. Now it hangs in the hallway and every time I walk past I stop and look at it.
I wanted a gift for my wife that wasn't the usual perfume. We made it with the kids one evening and she was moved to tears. Bullseye.
My son is three and his little hand is already twice the size it was as a newborn. I wanted to capture it now. Now it's there, on the wall, forever.
Mum and dad always say they don't need anything. They hung this one in the living room the same day and my mum shows it to all the neighbours.
It's not just the result, it's the afternoon spent together. The kids were laughing with their hands covered in paint. That alone was worth the gift.
My two granddaughters gave me this for my birthday. Their hands next to mine and their mum's. I cried.
I'm really not good at crafts. All you need is the brush, a bit of paint and to press your hand down. It came out beautifully first time.
I gave it to my best friend for the birth of her second child. She sent me the photo with the four hands in a row. Beautiful.
With my two-year-old it took three tries to keep his hand still. In the end it came out perfect. I'd suggest doing it when he's in a good mood.
Everyone has their own sheet and in the end you stack them in the frame. You can see all the hands together, in different colours. Gorgeous effect.
There were lots of presents under the tree, but this is the only one still in front of everyone's eyes in February. I'd do it again a thousand times.
With the pen we wrote our names and the date next to each hand. In ten years it will be wonderful to look at again.
My mother has everything. This time we brought her her grandchildren's hands. She sat down and didn't say anything for a minute.
We made it at home with the kids and gave it to the grandparents at Christmas. Grandpa hung it straight above his armchair.
Everything was inside: frame, sheets, paints, brush and the pen for writing. We didn't have to buy anything.
We put our dog's paw on a sheet as well. Now the family is truly complete.
Me, my daughter and my little granddaughter, three generations in the same frame. No photo is worth as much.
We made it in secret with the kids for my wife's birthday. It was the most appreciated gift of the evening.
It's in the kitchen, above the table. I look at it every morning with my coffee and it reminds me how tiny they were that day.
Gorgeous and so easy. I'd have liked a gold colour for dad's hand too, but with the six colours we did a lovely job anyway.
My two children each wanted to do their hand in their favourite colour. Blue and pink, one on top of the other. Stunning.
I thought it would just be a keepsake, but it looks great as a picture in the living room too. All our guests ask what it is.
One for us, one for my parents and one for the in-laws. We made them all in the same afternoon. The grandparents are delighted.
My mum opened it at Christmas with all the grandchildren. She understood straight away what we were going to do and burst into tears.
We made it as three before the second one was born. Now we'll leave room for his little hand on another sheet.
A different way to capture a moment. Photos stay on your phone, but this one is there on the wall.
A beautiful keepsake. With little ones I'd suggest putting a sheet on the table, the paint ends up on sleeves too. Three stars for the laundry!
I have two teenagers and I regret not doing it sooner. We did the hands anyway, and it came out beautiful anyway.
I had my four grandchildren's handprints made when they came to visit. Now they're all with me, even when they leave.
Gave it to my sister who has just become a mum. She told me it's the gift she liked best.
It came out beautifully. My son now wants to do it again every year to see how much his hand grows. I'll get another one next year.
I never knew what to give my in-laws. This year, their grandchildren's hands. Problem solved forever.
Ten minutes for the prints, then we waited for them to dry and put the frame together. Couldn't be easier.
I wanted a gift that would last, not yet another toy. This one will stay in the house forever.
We made it on Boxing Day with the whole family together. The best moment of the holidays.
My one-year-old son's little hand next to mine. In twenty years he'll look at it and won't believe it.
Since we hung it, the kids point it out to their friends: this is my hand, this is dad's.
The kids and I made it for my husband's birthday. Now it's on his desk at the office.
The colours are vivid and spread well with the brush. The hands show up beautifully, each in its own colour.
I'm seventy and I've had lots of gifts. This one, with my grandchildren's hands, is the best of all.
We did all the little cousins' hands during Christmas lunch. Grandma wanted it for herself.
A perfect gift for anyone with kids. Simple, beautiful and full of meaning.
I got it for my wife without big expectations. It was the thing that moved us most this year.
Gorgeous. I'd suggest writing the names and date before putting the sheets together, I did it after and it was a bit more awkward.
I captured my daughter's hands at two. Already now, six months later, they're different. Glad I did it.
Gorgeous. My grandchildren wanted to mix all the colours on the same hand! Three stars just for the chaos in the kitchen.
It's not an ornament, it's a piece of our family. It warms my heart every time I look at it.
I've recommended it to all my mum friends. An afternoon together and a memory that lasts forever.
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Right away. Newborns' tiny hands come out beautifully with a grown-up's help, and older children can do it all by themselves. Grandparents included.
Both. With the hook included you hang it on the wall, or you can stand it on a sideboard or shelf.
The deep wooden frame (31.3 × 22.4 × 4 cm), 4 clear sheets, 6 acrylic paints, the brush, the pen for writing names and the date, and the wall hook. You don't need to buy anything else.
Yes. There are four sheets, but the hands of the smallest children fit very nicely two to a sheet, side by side.
It's the reason so many sons, daughters and grandchildren choose it. You give it at Christmas to the grandparents or parents, and you all make it together over the holidays.
Of course. One for you and one for the grandparents, or one for the in-laws: you make them in the same afternoon and everyone gets their own.
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Every order is covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee. If the frame doesn't move you, write to us and we'll refund you in full.
Do one hand at a time: spread the paint with the brush and press it onto the sheet straight away. If you don't like the print, while it's still fresh you can wipe it off with a damp cloth and do it again.
Both. With the hook included you hang it on the wall, or you can stand it on a sideboard or shelf.
Yes. There are four sheets, but the hands of the smallest children fit very nicely two to a sheet, side by side.
Of course. One for you and one for the grandparents, or one for the in-laws: you make them in the same afternoon and everyone gets their own.
Every order is covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee. If the frame doesn't move you, write to us and we'll refund you in full.
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The parcel was packed beautifully, everything in order and exactly like the photos on the site. A lovely surprise.
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I gave it to my mum and she loved it so much. For her it was the best gift of all.
This is the second time I've ordered here. Everything as described on the site and a level of customer care you don't see much these days.
Careful packaging, easy ordering and a shop that actually replies. I'll order again.
Order it now. In a year those hands won't look like this: if it doesn't tug at your heart when you hang it up, one email is all it takes and we refund you in full. Stock runs out fast before Christmas.
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