It’s pretty ironic that I’m sharing this “get well” post today.

My family is still battling a really bad cold since Christmas Eve and it’s been a roller-coaster ride battling this sickness. But like always – we’re making due. It’s just another excuse for us to lounge around and be lazy – especially with the holidays and year coming to an end. {I’m hoping my optimistic thoughts will make the sickies go away faster!}

Lil Man and I actually made these “Get Well Soon Band-aid Cards” a few weeks back. The plan was to keep them stored away until someone we knew, was under the weather. Essentially, a nice surprise to make them smile. Little did I know – we would all need our own pick me up soon!

If you would like to recreate these with your child, find all the details below in the paper and band aid handmade card tutorial below!

Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s creative band-aid cards on our Facebook page to admire! #gluedtomycrafts

Here is what we used for our your get well band-aid cards:

Get Well Band-Aid Card Craft Supplies:

* Various Band-aids {Dollar Tree is great to stock up on them!}
* Stamps/Ink Pad
* Colored Cardstock
* Various Sizes of Wiggle Eyes
* Glue Dots/Glue
* Sharpie Markers

The directions are simple and totally customizable to what you need & want to do. When it comes to kid crafts I like to give room for creativity.

Directions:

To start – I folded our cardstock in half to make our card.

Next – giving Lil Man full control – I allowed him to stamp a design on the front of the card.

This was followed by handing him a handful of band-aids and telling him to stick them on the card.

To finish – we glued on wiggle eyes to the band-aids, to give the little dudes life. Then I wrote “Get Well Soon” on the front of the card.

If you have some extra band-aids laying around – this is the perfect “simple” craft to do with the kids one afternoon. It doesn’t have to be a “get well soon” card either. Band-aids are pretty cheap and can be used to make a one-of-a-kind collage.

Just like stickers – peel the backing and have them stick them on paper or any other surface. If you pick up a box at Dollar Tree – band-aids can be cheaper than stickers. Think of it as a way to step out of the box. Really get those creative juices flowing!

Before you leave, be sure to also check out our creative Balloon Snails On Leaf – Kid Craft tutorial! It’s where I took latex balloons and turned them into unique party favors! #gluedtomycrafts