Bring an adorable craft idea to your kids this Easter with a chick handprint card! Great for a fun activity and keepsake in one.

Yellow Chick Handprint Card

Today’s easy Chick Handprint Card is a simple kid craft idea that can be done in a “spur of the moment.”

It doesn’t take much time, is pretty inexpensive and is perfect to send to someone in honor of Easter or just because. Make within minutes and get it in the mail the very next day!

And just a little background on why I love this craft so much – it’s simply perfect to send to grandparents. Since we are military, we live pretty far away from both our families and these types of handprint crafts are extra special to keep them involved.

Sides that – handprint crafts are just the best to do at this age anyways. With kids growing so fast these days, it’s great to create little keepsakes to remember those tiny hands!

So what are you waiting for? Grab your paint supplies and make some adorable cards to send to grandparents and special friends located far away from you. Don’t forget to make one for yourself too and throw it in a scrapbook for safe keeping! Happy crafting, my friends!

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Looking for a special craft to make with your kids this Easter? Discover how to create an adorable chick handprint card that will be remembered for years.

Card Supplies:

White Cardstock Paper
Colored Cardstock Paper
Yellow Craft Paint
Orange Craft Paint
Black Craft Paint
Paint Brushes
Small Paper Plate
Small Scrapbook Stickers
Scissors
Glue Stick
Baby Wipes

Directions:

First things first – squirt your yellow craft paint on a paper plate.
Take the large foam paint brush and dip it in the paint.
Now pick a hand – any hand! Simply paint your child’s hand completely yellow and press it in the center of a sheet of white cardstock paper.
Gently lift up their hand to reveal the handprint design underneath.
Clean off excess paint from their hand with a few baby wipes and a quick trip to the sink.
Now to give the handprint design the look of a chick! Squirt the remaining craft paint colors on the same paper plate.
Using small paint brushes, draw on facial features and some legs.
When done painting, set aside to let it dry completely.
Once dry, trim down the white piece of paper {with the handprint chick} and glue it to another piece of colored cardstock, that is folded in half.
To finish the Chick Handprint Card, add your scrapbook stickers to say “A Little Chick Told Me” on the front. Go ahead and also add a special message like “It’s Easter – Happy celebrating!” inside, to tie it all together.
Then slip it in an envelope for easy mailing.

Other messages to include are “It’s your birthday!” “You were feeling under the weather – get well soon!” “That you need a pick me up!” “That you are awesome!” “That you are a year older!”

If you are looking for even MORE handprint craft ideas – be sure to check out these fun blog posts found listed below {several of which can be easily turned into gifts!}