Easter is right around the corner my friends and with today’s Some “Bunny” Loves You Handprint Easter Printable post, it’s super easy to make a one-of-a-kind piece to mark the special occasion AND have a sweet keepsake to be treasured for years to come!
Handprint Easter Keepsake
If you have a printer in your home – you are well on your way to pulling this together!
In this post, I’ve included a FREE printable below, so all you need to do is print the freebie file, grab some washable craft paint and have your children add their handprint to complete the craft. It’s so simple, you have NO excuse NOT to do it!
So what are you waiting for? Grab the FREE file below and get to work on creating this adorable Handprint Bunny today.
Then place in a beautiful frame or in a scrapbook for a lucky receiver to enjoy this spring season. Whatever you do with the finished piece – I hope you enjoy making it with your child today! Happy crafting, my friends!
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You won’t need any elaborate tools to get this handprint bunny keepsake together!
Craft Supplies:
- Bunny Printable – on our landing page
- White Cardstock Paper
- Washable Craft Paint
- Small Paper Plate
- Large Foam Paint Brush
- Wiggle Eyes
- Pom Poms
- Pipe Cleaners
- Tacky Glue or Glue Dot
- Baby Wipes
Directions:
- First print the free Easter template printable {in color} on some plain white cardstock paper. You will need ONE printable per craft.
- Squirt some paint on a paper plate.
- Now this step is tricky and it’s best to do a practice round/coach your child through it so the handprint that looks like a bunny face.
- For ours, I only painted my son’s pinky and index finger, along with the palm of his hand for our bunny {because I found this was easiest for my 7 year old to do} There are multiple ways to do this craft/accomplish the handprint. Another way would be for child to pair up their pinky/ring finger and then their index/middle finger, leaving a gap between the middle and ring finger {I may not be explaining this right so just talk it through with your child first and do a trial run on scrap paper 🙂 In most cases, the thumb is never painted.
- Once you have the painted handprint down in the center of the printable, set aside to let it dry completely.
- When it’s completely dry, glue on a pom pom nose, pipe cleaner whiskers and of course – wiggle eyes for him to see.
- If desired, add other embellishments you see fit to your Easter Keepsake piece. Then display/gift proudly!
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