Handprint Flower Cards – Kid Craft

Are you still struggling to come up with a Mother’s Day craft? Want to include your child in the process but “stuck” on what to do?

No worries. Today’s Handprint Flower Cards kid craft tutorial is child friendly, will take less than an hour and will mean so much to the receiver. And this craft doesn’t only have to be for Mother’s day. Imagine making this all year for any occasion! #gluedtomycrafts

So let’s grab our supplies:

Supplies: various cardstock/construction paper, paint/paint brushes, paper trimmer, glue, green marker

First trim and fold your card. This can be any size you want. Then trim a single sheet of paper to go on the front. You will want it slightly smaller than the card.

Now take your single sheet of paper and have your child add their handprint to the front. This can be done by either painting their hand, then pressing on the paper. Or having them stick their hand in paint on a plate, then on the paper. Let dry completely.

Using your marker, draw a stem to make the handprint look like a flower. If you like, add an embellishment in the center of the handprint.

Now you are ready to assemble your card.

Add some glue to the back of your handprint sheet and lay it on the front of your card. Press down to make sure it sticks. Add a message in the inside & mail to receiver.

What special crafts did you {or in the process of making} for Mother’s Day? Anything special planned? Would LOVE to hear all about it!