Send handmade “get well wishes” to a friend or family member far away, with today’s Footprint Bandaid Card kid craft tutorial! #gluedtomycrafts

Did you happen to catch our previous “tough cookie” craft post from the other day?

Well… as you can guess, this new “footprint bandaid keepsake card idea” and my previous post were something I came up with, with “people on the mend” on my mind. After all – a handmade gesture “in my opinion” is the best way to send some cheer to anyone on your list and sure to make their day!

Both of these “band-aid themed” ideas are super simple to recreate and just a clever way to get kids involved in “cheering someone up” today!

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The Band-Aid Card Supplies & Directions:

To recreate this “footprint Band-Aid get well card” you will need various sizes of colored cardstock, tan craft paint, a paint brush, baby wipes, real bandaids, colored markers, a glue stick, scissors and some embellishments like stickers, glitter etc.

First things first – you will want to make your child’s footprint on a single sheet of cardstock {I used white for this step.} Just pick a foot, paint the bottom of it completely with the tan craft paint, press it on the cardstock, lift up and clean off the excess paint on the foot with a baby wipe.

Once the paint is completely dry on the paper, go ahead and trim around the footprint with the scissors. Set aside.

Next up – make your card and card front out of some cardstock. You will want the card to be much larger than the footprint you just made.

Once the card is made, go ahead and glue your tan footprint to the center of the card front.

Now, just a like a real band aid, cut out a rectangle from some scrap tan cardstock and adhere it to the center of your footprint. Add dots and a simple heart to the center of the cardstock piece, for some extra flair and personality.

Finish off your “bandaid themed keepsake card” by adding some real bandaids to the card front {simple remove the backing on the bandaids and place them down like a sticker to the card} as well as writing “get well soon” on the card with some markers.

Then write a sweet message inside and gift away to the lucky receiver!!!

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What better way to say “I Love You” than with a handmade craft?!

We love keepsake ideas on Glued To My Crafts so much, that we have even made it easier with our custom and completely free, PRINTABLE TEMPLATES to get you started!!

Click on over and check out our past Stuck With You – Handprint Cactus Plant Printable and FLA-MAZING – Handprint Flamingo Keepsake Printable posts! Just download the free files in the posts, print them in the comfort of your own home and then add your child’s handprints for easy gifting!

And if by chance you are still looking for something specific that we haven’t covered on our website just yet, let us know in the comment section or come find us on Facebook so I can get right on that! I love hearing suggestions from you and I can’t wait to “meet” you! #gluedtomycrafts

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