Sign Language I Love You Card

Hi friends! If you are like me, you are ALWAYS on the look out for super sweet ideas for your child to send to their grandparents.

Well… you are in luck {and in the right place} because not only is today’s Sign Language I Love You Card post a sweet heart-felt idea that is super simple to make on the fly – but it’s also a great, inexpensive handprint keepsake that children can personalize and send to grandparents, relatives and even close friends.

And since they already have the most important part of making this keepsake – a hand – it’s going to be a cinch for them to pull it together!

So what are you waiting for? Follow the simple Sign Language I Love You Paper Card step-by-step tutorial below to help your child create a one-of-a-kind “love” piece that is sure to put a smile on someone’s face!

Happy crafting my friends!!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s Handprint “I LOVE YOU IN SIGN LANGUAGE” paper cards with us on our Facebook page to admire, before you place them in the mail! #gluedtomycrafts

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Handprint Sign Language Cards Supplies:

* Cardstock Paper {any color or theme you like!}
* Pretty Scrapbook Paper {any color or theme you like!}
* Large Letter Scrapbook Stickers
* Pencil or Marker
* Paper Scissors
* Glue Stick or Tape Runner Adhesive

Directions:

* First is the paper handprint. Simply trace your child’s hand on the printed scrapbook paper with a pencil or pen.
* Lift up their hand and trim out the traced handprint with paper craft scissors.
* Next, go ahead and fold down the 3rd and 4th fingers of the cutout to create the sign language for “I Love You.”
* Set aside.
* Grab another sheet of cardstock paper and trim out a simple, small heart.
* Glue to the center of the handprint you just made.
* Now it’s time to assemble your Handprint I Love You keepsake card. Simply glue your finished handprint to the center of the card front and add an “I” & “U” sticker around it. You can either stop there OR add other embellishments to really personalize it.
* Then write a heartfelt message inside and mail to the lucky recipient!
* Don’t forget to share pictures of your sign language cards with us! #gluedtomycrafts

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