There are two main methods of casting your pregnant body, which have very different results. The following information will help you decide which of these two methods are right for you:-

Technique One - Plaster bandage belly mask

The traditional means of capturing the beauty of the pregnant form is the plaster bandage belly mask. Formed by covering the pregnant body with warm wet plaster bandage, this wonderful technique allows you to capture the basic shape of your pregnant form. As well as your own hands, you can choose to add the hand casts of other family members. Casts can be left plain, decorated by us or taken home on the day to decorate yourself if preferred. Smoothing the bandage casts removes the uneven texture of the bandage and provides a better 'canvas' for more adventurous decoration, but is not necessary for all forms of decoration or if you are leaving your cast white.

Plain Belly only cast - £40
Plain Belly and Breasts - £55
Plain Belly and Hands - £60
Plain Belly, Breasts, Hands - £75
Plain Torso (upper chest down to upper thighs) - £100
Plain Torso and Arms/Hands - £145

Smoothing of above - from £45-150
Mosaic covered bellies/bodies - from £300-£700

Other decorative finishes including murals, decoupage, paint effects, metallic coatings, etc, all individually priced after consultation with client.
Belly Casting Parties - Bellies only (unless by negotiation), 10 % discount on above prices for 4 or more ladies.
Pregnant Belly DIY Casting Kit - £34.95 including post and packing
Belly Casting Gift Vouchers - from £10
 


Technique Two - High definition gel casting

For a stunningly beautiful, utterly realistic cast of your pregnant form - capturing every detail of your form and skin texture and preserving it in a stonecast wallhanging sculpture, gel casting is the perfect choice for your celebratory work of art.

Plain stonecast belly only - £250
Plain belly and breasts - £450
Plain belly and hands - £385
Belly, breasts and hands - £600

Metallic finish of above - prices available on request.
Coatings can be engraved or painted with words, patterns, tattoos, symbols or even murals.