Fingerprint Raindrop Craft Idea
Rain, Rain Go Away! Come Again Another Day. Little _____ Wants To Play!
Today’s Fingerprint Raindrops kid craft idea is VERY fitting for the stormy weather we have had here in Tampa, Florida the past week.
It’s been raining on and off since last Thursday and my son & I are ready for this depressing weather to stop. Welcome to summer in Florida! They are predicting this type of weather till next week. UGH.
Anyways – due to the rainy weather, I was inspired to make this Rain Go Away tutorial come to life for Glued To My Crafts. It’s “THE” craft to make with your child, on a rainy day, to pass the time. My personal favorite part of this idea is the little poem that I included in a free printable below, that you can personalize {and sing} with your child’s name added in it.
It’s just a quick and quirky paper craft that only takes a few steps & supplies. All you need is paper and blue paint. That’s it! So on that note, I hope you like it as much as I do and are inspired to recreate it today, as well {whether it’s raining or not!}
Find all the details, along with the free rain cloud printable BELOW! Happy crafting my friends!!! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR RAIN CLOUD CRAFT WITH —> Raining Luck Craft Idea
Craft Supplies:
- FREE Cloud Poem Printable {grab it on box.com}
- White Cardstock Paper
- Color Printer
- Paper Craft Scissors
- Light Blue Cardstock Paper
- Hand-Held Paper Stapler
- Small Paper Plate
- Dark Blue Washable Craft Paint
- Baby Wipes
- Markers or Pencils
Directions:
- First grab the free “rain cloud” printable listed above in the supply list.
- Go ahead and find it on your computer.
- Print it on a single sheet of white cardstock. You only need one cloud print per rainy day craft. Print as many as you like but please only use our file for personal use.
- Once you have the file printed, go ahead and cut out the cloud design in the printable.
- Discard excess paper.
- Grab a sheet of light blue cardstock and your stapler.
- Staple the cloud to the top of the blue paper.
- Squirt some dark blue craft paint on the paper plate.
- Have children dip their fingertip in the paint, then press it on the light blue paper to make a rain drop coming from the cloud.
- Repeat until you have a “rain storm” on the paper.
- Remove excess craft paint from the finger with a baby wipe and a quick trip to the sink.
- When ready, take the marker or a pencil & write your child’s name in the provided space.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit on the fingerprint rain art.
- When done, simply let it all dry completely before displaying proudly for all to see.
PAIR YOUR FINGERPRINT RAINBDROP CRAFT WITH —> Fingerprint Heart Napkins
Just because it’s raining outside, doesn’t mean you can’t have some crafty fun indoors! In fact – the weather is the perfect excuse to get the craft supplies out and make something fun!
Come check out our Hanging Monkey, Sunny Day and Mermaid House craft posts to turn those frowns upside down today! All three of which would pair nicely with today’s fingerprint raindrop craft idea – hint hint!
Fingerprint Raindrops Craft
Tools:
- Markers or Pencils
Supplies:
Instructions:
- First print out our provided printable, in color, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need one print per craft.
- Once you have the file printed, go ahead and cut out the cloud design in the printable.
- Discard excess paper.
- Grab a sheet of light blue cardstock and your stapler.
- Staple the cloud to the top of the blue paper.
- Squirt some dark blue craft paint on the paper plate.
- Have children dip their fingertip in the paint, then press it on the light blue paper to make a rain drop coming from the cloud.
- Repeat until you have a "rain storm" on the paper.
- Remove excess craft paint from the finger with a baby wipe and a quick trip to the sink.
- When ready, take the marker or a pencil & write your child's name in the provided space.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit on the fingerprint rain art.
- When done, simply let it all dry completely before displaying proudly for all to see.
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