Flower Napkins Made With Handprints
Mother’s Day is this upcoming Sunday {yay!} Have you purchased/made your gift yet? If not – no worries because I want to fuel your creativity with a simple DIY gift you can make with the kids today and have packaged by the weekend!
Giving mom something special on HER day is a time-honored tradition. But no one said it had to be crazy expensive or “hair pulling out” elaborate either. Sometimes just a handmade gift from the heart, is the one that is treasured the most.
With today’s simple Handprint Flower Napkins tutorial, you are sure to make something visually inspiring and loved by the receiver. These napkins are fairly easy to make, really inexpensive and sure to make a lasting impression too! Plus they make for a great keepsake to treasure those adorable hands that were small at one point.
So what are you waiting for? Let’s grab our supplies and wrap up the perfect gift for mom this upcoming holiday!
Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s handprint covered napkins with us on our Facebook page! I can’t wait to see what colors they use for their handprint flowers! #gluedtomycrafts
RELATED MOTHER’S DAY CRAFT IDEAS: Celery Printed Card and Handprint Flower Pot
With just some fabric paint, cloth napkins and your child’s imagination, be prepared for lots of creativity! The possibilities are endless with this easy-to-make craft; combine colors and patterns to create something beautiful.
Craft Supplies:
- White Cloth Napkins
- Fabric Paint {we used pink and purple}
- Green Puffy Paint
- Paint Brushes
- Baby Wipes
- Small Paper Plate
- Trash Bags/Newspapers
- Cute Little Hands
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Directions:
- First lay your napkins flat on some clean, trash bags or newspapers. This is especially important because the fabric paint will more than likely bleed through to the other side and you don’t want your pretty table to get messed up.
- Then one by one, paint your child’s hands and press them in various areas on the napkins. I did a total of 12 handprints on each napkin, but you may need more or less to get the look you like.
- Now grab your puffy paint and outline some leaves/stems coming from the “handprint flowers.” Remember – this doesn’t have to be perfect.
- Once done, let the paint dry completely before using or storing your napkins.
PAIR YOUR FLOWER NAPKINS WITH —> Fingerprint Heart Napkins
{I highly recommend handwashing these handprint flower napkins so they are good to go for years to come!}
If you are looking for even MORE handprint craft ideas from Glued To My Crafts, be sure to check out these fun blog posts listed below {several of which can be easily turned into gifts!}
And if you do decide to make any of our craft projects, like today’s flower handprint napkins tutorial, please share a picture on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram with #gluedtomycrafts, so we can see our inspiration come to life! We can’t wait to see what colors your child choose for their handprint flowers!
- Birds on a Branch Canvas
- Handprint Button Tree Decor
- Handprint Flowerpot On Paper
- Handprint Plate Keepsake
- Handprint Christmas Tree Napkins
- Handprint Leaf Napkins
ALSO FIND CRAFT IDEAS IN OUR —> Handprint Gift Roundup
Handprint Flower Napkins
- Trash Bags/Newspapers
Instructions
- First lay your napkins flat on some clean, trash bags or newspapers. This is especially important because the fabric paint will more than likely bleed through to the other side and you don’t want your pretty table to get messed up.
- Then one by one, paint your child’s hands with fabric paint and press them in various areas on the napkins. I did a total of 12 handprints on each napkin, but you may need more or less to get the look you like.
- Now grab your green puffy paint and outline some leaves/stems coming from the "handprint flowers." Remember - this doesn't have to be perfect.
- Once done, let the paint dry completely before using or storing your napkins.
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