Fingerprint Flower Note Cards – Kid Craft Idea For Spring

Gift-giving doesn’t have 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 my latest handmade card tutorial, you and your child are sure to make something visually inspiring and loved by the lucky receiver!

These customized Fingerprint Flower Note Cards are fairly easy to make with any age child, really inexpensive and sure to make a lasting impression too! Plus mom [or grandma, sister, best friend} can then write notes in their new fancy note cards and pass on the love to another lucky receiver as well!

So what are you waiting for? Keep scrolling to learn how SIMPLE it really is!

Happy creating with your kids and of course GIFTING, my friends!!! Don’t forget to share those pictures of your creations afterwards! You can find us on Facebook or tag us on Instagram! #gluedtomycrafts

Fingerprint Flower Card Craft Supplies:

White Cardstock
Kid Friendly Paper Craft Scissors
Premade Cardstock Cards
Washable Tempera Paint
Small Paper Plate
Green Sharpie Marker
Glue Stick or Tape Runner Adhesive
optional – Gem Finishing Accents

Directions:

First trim down a piece of cardstock that will go on the front of your pre-made card. You will want it to be slightly smaller than the pre-made card. You are welcome to do any size, shape or even change up the color if you like! Just remember to pick paper that will allow your fingerprint flowers to really stand out on it!
Repeat the above step for each card you want to make.
Now is the fun part for kids – creating their fingerprint flowers! Go ahead and squirt a few piles of different colors of craft paint on the paper plate.
Starting with the yellow craft paint, have children carefully dip their index finger into it and then press it somewhere on the cardstock piece to start of the center of the flower.
Then have go back for ANOTHER color that they stamped four/six times around the yellow dot to make the petals of the flower.
Repeat those steps for as many flowers they want on the card front.
Once the petals for the fingerprint flowers are done, grab green sharpie marker and draw some green stems coming from the flowers.
When done making the flowers, set aside the paper piece to let it dry completely {quick tip – to speed up paint drying time, dry your designs with a blow dryer on lowest setting.}
To finish off your handmade flower note cards, simply glue your finished flower design piece to the front of a cardstock card.
Then gift away as is or write sweet messages inside to mail to a lucky receiver. Remember, you can also make these in bulk, stack them on top of each other and wrap some ribbon around for a simple DIY note card gift set!