Strong's 1249: Probably from an obsolete diako; an attendant, i.e. a waiter; specially, a Christian teacher and pastor. your fingers or toes on the affected limb feel swollen, tingly, painful (even after taking painkillers) or numb Studio castings at First Treasures are a world apart from 'at home casting kits', every part of the casting process is professionally executed and crafted, drawing on years of experience and design skills. Virtually any design request can be brought to life, the only limit is your imagination!

Top Tip: Do put down a protective sheet, or work in your kitchen, to avoid any spillages onto carpet! Once you have your container, pop in your baby's foot and see where you need the level of the alginate mould to be - this will be around the level of your baby's ankle. You can mark the container if you wish, or just remember where the level is. A 3D mould takes approximately 2 minutes for each hand and foot and is entirely safe, your baby/child will have their hands or feet dipped into a warm mixture which then becomes firm (but flexible), after a minute or two the hand/foot can easily slide out – which incidentally comes out clean. Top Tip: for a foot cast, rest the container at a slight angle, just to ensure that the plaster stays in the toe areas of the mould

Plaster cast care advice

Do not get your plaster cast wet. This will weaken it, and your bone will no longer be properly supported.

Babyprints specialise in providing a hand and foot casting service for babies, children and even adults. Unlike hand and foot casting kits, we do all the work for you – with guaranteed quality results every time. I am passionate about capturing an emotion or memory and creating it into a tangible work of art that you can touch, hold and feel for a lifetime. I believe in using the very highest standard of raw materials, alongside consistently developing my own skills to an ever-rising level. A perfectionist in detail (and my harshest critic) with the ethos that any item created at Impressive Memories is honouring your most Impressive Memory. place baby's hand or foot into the alginate mixture for anywhere from 30 seconds to 1 minute before the alginate sets (setting time depends at what stage you put baby's hand or foot in the mixture) Then the king said to the servants, Bind him hand and foot, and cast him out into the outer darkness; there shall be the weeping and the gnashing of teeth. exercise any joints that are not covered by the cast – such as your elbow, knee, fingers or toes – to help improve your circulationNow you have made your baby's foot mould, the next step is to fill it with plaster. You should do this right away after making your mould, as the alginate mould will start to break down after about 20 minutes or so - the alginate becomes unstable and more watery. By putting in the plaster straight away, the alginate mould will retain those fine lines and wrinkles that have been captured.