Handprint Flower Cards – Paper Kid Craft Idea For Spring
If you are looking for an easy keepsake idea for the kids to make and gift to moms & grandmas this upcoming Mother’s Day holiday, you are in for a REAL treat with Glued To My Crafts today!
Not only are these Paper Handprint Flower Cards super simple to assemble {even for a beginner crafter} but they are really inexpensive and have that handmade touch, that makes them oh-so impressive too!
Best part? Kids can customize their flowers by choosing different paper colors and materials to decorate them however THEY like. In turn, just like REAL flowers, no two will alike! Each one is just as unique as your child!
Now enough chit chat from me – go grab those craft supplies and keep scrolling for the full tutorial below! Then take the time this afternoon to create some one-of-a-kind pieces with your child today!
Happy crafting {and gifting} my friends! Don’t forget to share some pictures with us, on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram afterwards! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR FINISHED FLOWER CARDS WITH —> Paper Handprint Hedgehog Kid Craft
DIY Flower Card Craft Supplies:
- Colored Cardstock Paper {most importantly GREEN}
- Pre-folded Cardstock Cards
- Ad Tech Permanent Crafter’s Tape Adhesive
- Basic Craft Scissors
- Pen or Pencil
- optional embellishments such as stickers, glitter glue, rhinestones etc.
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Directions:
- First things first – pick a hand!
- Instruct your child to lay THAT hand, flatly on some colored cardstock.
- Take the pencil {or pen} and trace around your child’s hand to make the flower.
- When done, lift up their hand and trim out the traced handprint design from the paper.
- Repeat the above steps for each flower card you want to make today.
- Next up – grab some green cardstock and cut out a simple stem & leaf shape for your flower design.
- Repeat for each card you are making.
- Next grab your remaining cardstock and trim out a rectangular piece that is slightly smaller and will fit on the front of your pre-made cardstock card.
- Go ahead and use your adhesive tape to secure that piece to the front of your card.
- To finish your Handprint Flower Cards, secure your handprint cutout {the flower bud} and stem cutout to the front of your card to give the look of a flower.
- At this point in time you can also add other embellishments like glitter and rhinestones, before gifting away!!!
DON’T LET THE FUN STOP HERE! HEAD TO OUR —> Popsicle Stick Flowers Tutorial
Handprint Flower Cards - Paper Kid Craft Idea For Spring
Supplies:
- Colored Cardstock Paper {most importantly GREEN}
- Pre-folded Cardstock Cards
- Ad Tech Permanent Crafter's Tape Adhesive
- Basic Craft Scissors
- Pen or Pencil
- optional embellishments such as stickers, glitter glue, rhinestones etc.
Instructions:
- First things first - pick a hand!
- Instruct your child to lay THAT hand, flatly on some colored cardstock.
- Take the pencil {or pen} and trace around your child's hand to make the flower.
- When done, lift up their hand and trim out the traced handprint design from the paper.
- Repeat the above steps for each flower card you want to make today.
- Next up - grab some green cardstock and cut out a simple stem & leaf shape for your flower design.
- Repeat for each card you are making.
- Next grab your remaining cardstock and trim out a rectangular piece that is slightly smaller and will fit on the front of your pre-made cardstock card.
- Go ahead and use your adhesive tape to secure that piece to the front of your card.
- To finish your Handprint Flower Cards, secure your handprint cutout {the flower bud} and stem cutout to the front of your card to give the look of a flower.
- At this point in time you can also add other embellishments like glitter and rhinestones, before gifting away!!!
At Glued To My Crafts, we have so many handmade craft tutorials that double as gifts for moms on Mother’s Day. Just check out our Celery Printed Mother’s Day Flower Card, Paper Handprint Owl Hug and Paper Muffin Cup Flower craft posts, to see what I’m talking about!
By the way, all of those ideas listed above, would pair nicely with today’s Paper Handprint Flower Cards tutorial – hint hint!
StephanieT says
Peggy, Here’s a thought- just scroll on past any handprint art projects! There might be some other people in this world who do like handprint projects, and that is perfectly ok.
becky says
Thank you for this super cute idea!
Debbie says
I was looking for an inexpensive way to give about 200 people in a nursing home something for in their rooms for Easter from the children. I love this idea and I think the residents will too. Thank you
Nicole says
I actually love this! Kids can still be as creative as they want in decorating the hand flower, and having to trace and cut the handprint helps with their fine motor skills. My first graders and I go to a nursing home once a month to create a craft for some of the residents. We only have a half an hour (including walking time to and from). For me, I was looking for a spring craft that wasn’t going to take an inordinate amount of time.. and this is perfect! I’m sorry some people are so grumpy!
Stacey says
I’m sorry you feel that way! You are more than welcome to check out the hundreds of other kid craft tutorials we have to offer! 🙂 – Stacey
Peggy Terrell says
I absolutely hate , hate, hand print art projects that are anything other than a real hand print. It doesn’t teach children to observe the beauty of what they are looking at but instead gives them a short cut! Stop it! no more hand print turkeys, flowers boats whatever….make a hand print a hand print , a flower ….liet them draw in their own quirky beautiful kid way.!!