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One of the coolest things I've seen done for ferret footprints was a
friend who got a big (3'x5' or more) canvas from an art shop and a
collection of tempera paints. Tempera is non-toxic, and easily washes
off, so it won't hurt the ferrets.
Spread newspapers on the floor of a contained space and put the canvas
down.
One by one, bring in a ferret, liberally paint its feet with Tempera
and let it run around on the canvas.
When it's done, take it off for a bath and bring the next artist out
with a different color of paint.
You can even save an area off to the side with one print from each to
give a color key, like writing "Bandit" next to the blue print, etc.
When it's dry, there is a spray that you can put over the paint to
preserve the tempera and make it more stable.
Viola! Instant art!
Kevin
[Posted in FML 6134]
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