Painted Handprint Flowerpot - Kids Craft Tutorial For Mother's Day

Hi friends! I’m so glad you landed on today’s painted handprint flowerpot keepsake tutorial post!

On that note, it’s hard to believe {I’m probably jinxing myself as I type this up} but there is NO snow in our forecast for the next TEN days.

Apparently Wyoming IS getting the message that spring is suppose to be here!

I’m not complaining at all {I’ll save the complaining for when the snow returns} but I’m just shocked that the weather is working in my favor this week.

We are meeting up with my husband at his military training today and watching him graduate tomorrow morning.

It’s been a long six weeks and I’m ready for things to get back to normal. At least, as much as they can be. So with that being said – go away snow!!! Don’t come back till the end of the year. ;)

Now enough about me and my anger towards snow – back to the blog post.

Today I’m sharing a VERY easy kid craft. I call it Handprint and Paper Flowerpot. BAM! Just as simple as the name.

So moms – no excuses! From the crafty expert to the novice – this kid friendly craft is super SIMPLE! It’s in honor of spring but honestly it can be done all year long! I’m planning on putting our piece in my scrapbook but I could see this being turned into a Mother’s Day gift or home decor on the cheap!

Find all the crafty details below in the full paper handprint flower pot craft tutorial and recreate it with your child today!

Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s paper flower pot with us on our Facebook page! #gluedtomycrafts

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Handprint Flowerpot Keepsake Craft Supplies:
* Colored Cardstock {any color you like!}
* Green Craft Paint
* Small Paper Plate
* Foam Paint Brush
* Large Flower Stickers
* Baby Wipes {for easy cleanup!}

Directions:
* First first the green craft paint on the paper plate.
* Take the foam paint brush and paint the palm your child’s hand completely green.
* Working quickly, press it in the center of the colored cardstock.
* Lift up their hand carefully and clean off excess paint with a few baby wipes & a quick trip to the sink.
* Set aside the paper with the handprint, to let it dry completely.
* Once the painted handprint is dry, paint/glue on a piece of brown cardstock to represent the flowerpot.
* For each finger, stick a flower sticker on the cardstock.
* If desired, embellish with other embellishments.
* Then display proudly for ALL to see! That’s it!
* Don’t forget to share pictures with us on your social media sites! #gluedtomycrafts