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 – Kid Craft post a sweet heart-felt idea that is super simple to make on the fly – but it’s also a great, inexpensive 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 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!!! #gluedtomycrafts
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 handprint. Simply trace your child’s hand on the printed scrapbook paper.
* Trim out the traced handprint with 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!
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